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Controversial preacher Paul Makenzi allegedly used the Good News International Church to radicalise followers through distorted biblical preaching, a Shanzu court was told.
Six Iranian nationals have pleaded guilty to trafficking methamphetamine valued at Sh 8.2 billion, bringing to a dramatic close a high-profile maritime narcotics case.
A 75-year-old witness told the Mombasa High Court that controversial pastor Paul Mackenzi did not purchase the Shakahola Forest land.
According to 75-year-old Charo Katana, Makenzi paid Sh100,000 goodwill, popularly known as ‘Kanjama’ in the Mijikenda community, to occupy the land.
A court has heard that controversial preacher Paul Makenzi and 192 followers made a suicide pact to fast to death in the Shakahola massacre.
Controversial preacher Paul Makenzi and seven others have been charged with crimes against humanity in connection to Malindi’s Kwa Binzaro massacre.
Self-confessed Shakahola massacre perpetrator Enos Amanya on Thursday revealed in a Mombasa court that more than 900 people died in the tragedy.
Coast residents may soon benefit from a cheaper and reliable water supply as the Baricho solarisation project in Kilifi County nears completion.
The Directorate of Criminal Investigations is facing criticism for delays in arresting eight suspects accused of defrauding a Mombasa businessman of Sh10.5 million.
Tessie Mudavadi has called for collaboration between the government, civil society and the private sector to support vulnerable children across the country.
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