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Kenya: Three Convicts Imprisoned for Garissa Varsity Attack
Nation, 4 July 2019
A Nairobi court Wednesday sentenced three men to terms ranging from 41 years to life in prison for abetting the massacre of 148 people by Al-Shabaab militants at Garissa University… Read more »
Kenyan Court Sentences Garissa University Attack Killers
Rashid Charles Mberesero has been sentenced to life imprisonment together with Hassan Edin and Mohamed Abdi alias Mohamed Ali Abikar who each received 41-year terms in jail, for the April 2, 2015 attack at Garissa University that left 148 people dead. The three were charged with conspiracy to commit a terrorist act, committing a terrorist act and for being members of a terrorist group.
The three convicts found to have participated in the Al-Shabaab attack that left 148 people dead at Garissa University in 2015.
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Kenya: Garissa Accomplice Gets Life, Two Others 41 Years, for University Attack
Capital FM, 3 July 2019
The Tanzanian national found guilty of the Garissa University terror attack that left 148 people, many of them students, dead has been sentenced to life imprisonment. Read more »
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Kenya: Garissa University Terror Attack - Three Sentenced
DW, 3 July 2019
A court in Nairobi has sentenced one man to life in prison and two others to 41 years for abetting the second deadliest attack in the country's history. The 2015 attack at Garissa… Read more »
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Kenya: Killers of 148 Garissa University Students Handed Tough Sentences
Nairobi News, 3 July 2019
Three men who were convicted of killing 148 people in a terrorist attack inside Garissa University have been handed tough sentences. Read more »
InFocus
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A Kenyan court has found three terror suspects guilty of the April 2015 Garissa University terror attack in which nearly 150 people, mainly students, were killed. A magistrate set ... Read more »
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Vice-Chancellor Ahmed Osman Warfa says Garissa University did not hold any event to commemorate the third anniversary of the attack as it will only bring back bad memories. On ... Read more »
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Garissa University College on Sunday marked two years since the deadly Al-Shabaab raid that claimed 147 lives, with calls for a resolve to fight terrorism in the country. Read more »
