A woman cries as she is reunited with family after being evacuated from the DusitD2 compound in Nairobi after a blast followed by a gun battle rocked the upmarket hotel complex on January 15, 2019. Yasuyoshi CHIBA / AFP There was mourning in Kenya on Tuesday following a terrorist attack on upmarket hotel complex in Nairobi, the country’s capital. The explosion that claimed 15 lives was however claimed by Al-Qaeda-linked Shabaab Islamist group. At least one suicide bomber blew himself up at the hotel while gunmen sprayed fire before engaging security forces and holding themselves up at the premises as civilians fled or barricaded themselves in their offices awaiting rescue. “We have 15 people dead as of now and that includes foreigners,” a police source told AFP on condition of anonymity. Among the dead was an American citizen, a State Department official said. A second police source confirmed the toll but warned: “there are areas not yet accessed but that’s what we know s...