Kenyan court jails preacher Paul Mackenzie for 200 years over Shakahola starvation deaths
The High Court in Mombasa on Friday 6 November sentenced Paul Mackenzie to an aggregate 200 years in prison over the deaths of 191 people, 190 of them children, rejecting a prosecution request for the death penalty.
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A court in Kenya on Friday 6 November sentenced Paul Mackenzie, the preacher at the centre of the Shakahola forest deaths, to an aggregate 200 years in prison, according to Kenyan news organisations The Star and Kenyans.co.ke.
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