Kenyan cult leader found guilty of murder
In tonight's programme: Kenyan cult leader Paul Mackenzie is convicted of 191 murders, 190 of which were of children.
France 24 reports that in tonight's programme: Kenyan cult leader Paul Mackenzie is convicted of 191 murders, 190 of which were of children.
Also, a former Rwandan soldier and outspoken government critic, Robert Kabera, is found decapitated in Uganda. Plus we meet a young Ivorian music lover who travels around the country looking for old-school sounds that need a little TLC.
This entertainment story centres on Kenya. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Kenyan, Paul Mackenzie and Rwandan.
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- Kenya · Africa
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- Kenyan, Paul Mackenzie, Rwandan, Robert Kabera
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