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Kilifi Governor Gives Gov't 5 Days to Remove Shakahola Massacre Bodies from County Morgues - Vimarsana News

Kilifi Governor Gives Gov't 5 Days to Remove Shakahola Massacre Bodies from County Morgues

Kilifi governor Gideon Mung'aro has threatened to dispose 400 bodies from the Shakahola massacre. The county chief gave the government five days to comply.

Source: tuko.co.ke
Joy as the first epilepsy clinic opens in Kilifi - Vimarsana News

Joy as the first epilepsy clinic opens in Kilifi

The clinic is expected to reduce the cost of travel for patients

Court directs Shimo La Tewa Prison to allow Mackenzie to meet his wife to discuss family matters - Vimarsana News

Court directs Shimo La Tewa Prison to allow Mackenzie to meet his wife to discuss family matters

Mombasa Chief Magistrate Alex Ithuku allowed Mackenzie’s application to meet Rhoda Mumbua, who is charged alongside him.

Tears Flow Freely as Families Identify Relatives Who Died in Shakahola Forest Religious Massacre - Vimarsana News

Tears Flow Freely as Families Identify Relatives Who Died in Shakahola Forest Religious Massacre

The government has released 34 out of 429 bodies of Shakahola Forest cult victims to their families. The bodies were released after the completion of DNA profiling.

Source: tuko.co.ke
Suspects are in hospital after hunger strike | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

Suspects are in hospital after hunger strike | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

NAIROBI, Kenya -- A Kenyan magistrate Tuesday ordered the main suspect in a doomsday starvation cult and 94 of his followers to receive emergency care after some of the suspects had to be carried into the courtroom to answer manslaughter charges, too frail and weak to "even open their eyes" after an apparent hunger strike