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Paul Mackenzie, the Kenyan preacher at the center of a doomsday cult in the country that led to the deaths of more than 400 people, was found guilty Friday of operating a studio and distributing films without a license. The senior resident magistrate in the town of Malindi, Olga Onalo, found Mackenzie guilty of exhibition of films through his Times Television without approval of the Kenya Film Classification Board. The preacher has been in police custody for more than six months since he was arr...

"We have the capacity for frugal innovation,” says Nyambura Kamau in putting a spotlight on Kenya's drive to bootstrap space-sector solutions for real-world problems. This move reshapes the landscape of African ingenuity, offering a template for innovation that many on the continent could emulate. Ms Kamau is on a mission to spark a broader conversation about the unique challenges Africa faces in the space sector. As the founder of the consultancy firm Viwanda Africa, Ms Kamau channe...

Paul Mackenzie, the Kenyan preacher at the center of a doomsday cult in the country that led to the deaths of more than 400 people, was found guilty Friday of operating a studio and distributing films without a license. The senior resident magistrate in the town of Malindi, Olga Onalo, found Mackenzie guilty of exhibition of films through his Times Television without approval of the Kenya Film Classification Board. The preacher has been in police custody for more than six months since he was arr...

An urgent application to protect the rights of Zimbabwean Exemption Permits in South Africa has been dismissed by the Pretoria High Court.

NAIROBI (AP): Paul Mackenzie, the Kenyan preacher at the centre of a doomsday cult in the country that led to the deaths of more than 400 people, was on Friday found guilty of operating a studio and distributing films without a licence. The senior...

Paul Mackenzie, the preacher at the centre of a cult that led to the deaths of more than 400 people, was found guilty on Friday, but not of their killings.

"We will redeem the youth and restore them to dignity and a productive life," he said.

DP Rigathi Gachagua will convene a meeting of key stakeholders to strategise on ending drugs and substance abuse at the Coast Region. 

Pastor Paul Mackenzie has been found guilty of possessing and distributing unlicensed films. The court now wants a pre-sentencing report for further directions.

A court in the coastal town of Malindi convicted him of illegally operating a film studio associated with his preaching and distributing films without a valid filming licence.