My two cents on way forward:
1. Cripple Somali economy in Ke.
2. Militarize the NEF.
3. Make military drilling part of high school carriculum so that the young one are equipped to handle emergency situations immediately.
4. Make NIS an executing agency with full police powers and privileges.

1 was from tz,caught within the compound..
1 was an employee of the uni. with legal kenyan docs.- scary.
1 was arrested by students after 3 of them identified him as being one of the attackers.He was staying in a nearby hotel next to the Airstrip.
2 were arrested while attempting to flee garissa early in the morning.

In short the terrorists must have been more
in number.

And they lived amongst them. Security starts with the individual

NIS agents do carry guns but they can't arrest you, at least not during the day.Other than handing over criminals to the corrupt police, the only other option they have is shooting you n throwing you in some forest. If the body is in a public n can't be extracted, they lay blame on somebody else to avoid human rights shenanigans. NIS also has a liaison officer with each and every chief in the country. The downside of this is that the chief ends up being more informed than the OCPD since there is no line of communication between the two and also lack of trust . Unless we give NIS power to arrest and/or a task force reporting directly to CS internal security n IG (just like the Michuki days) is formed to act on intel is formed, most of criminals will be left to roam around since it's the only the police who have the strength of numbers. Another thing, the terrorists who hit Garissa are Kenyans. They may be a few guys from TZ and Somali offering logistical support but the guys who were pulling the trigger were Kenyans who were based at the coast then moved to Garissa about a week to the attack.I understand they have local protection but even if you fear reporting why harbour them with full knowledge of what they are going to do? If it's about the money, who wants to be a millionaire in a war torn or broken town with some of your relatives dead in the process? Coastal area economy is on its deathbed coz of terrorism and Garissa will follow suit. I don't know why the locals who feed n shelter these guys fail to see the bigger picture. ION some politicians wants Dadaab camp closed(I don't know how it's related to the Garissa attack) and bureaucrats are busy building a wall.

What's worse,his ringtone was one which shababs use during trainings. I am sure you know it because it sounds ghostly and reminds one of death.
Cops also found serious communication btwn him and their leader prior to the attack.
Kikulacho...