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After the July 11th Al Shahab Bombings, Are We Safe?

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Are we safe? As we continue to remember victims of the July 11th 2010 twin terror attack by the Al Shabab, this morning we take a look at the security situation five years after the attack.

In the following report, Samuel Ssebuliba relives the events of that fateful day, examining the response of local leaders and the international community.

But most importantly, he assesses the level of alertness now and then.

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