Kenya's Westgate shopping mall has reopened for business,
almost two years after Somali Islamists stormed in and massacred 67 shoppers
and staff in four days of carnage.
Around 50 shoppers - some of them survivors of the massacre
- queued on Saturday to be the first to pass through newly-installed metal
detectors at the main entrance, after Nairobi governor Evans Kidero and Atul
Shah, owner of the main regional supermarket chain Nakumatt, declared the mall
back in business in a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
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