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A new film production in Kenya called “Watu Wote” in the Swahili language which means all of us depicts the unity between Muslims and Christians when they are ambushed by terrorists in a bus they are travelling in.
It is based on a true story when al-Shabaab militants ambushed a bus in Mandera, a town located at the border between Kenya and Somalia, in December 2015.
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