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Man sentenced to death for stealing two phones, Ksh30,000 - KBC SHARE A Kibera court has sentenced a man to death after finding him guilty of two counts of robbery with violence committed in Nairobi’s Kawangware area. The man identified as Isaac Khanga was convicted of robbing two men of mobile phones worth Ksh39,000 and cash amounting to Ksh30,000 during incidents that occurred on the night of November 3, 2024, at around 11:00PM in the Madiaba area of Dagoretti Sub-county. According to the Office of the Director of Public Prosecution (ODPP),  Khanga stole a Tecno phone valued at Ksh24,000 and Ksh30,000 in cash in the first incident. Shortly after, he robbed a second victim of a mobile phone worth Ksh15,000. - Advertisement - In both cases, the court found that he had threatened to use actual violence immediately before the thefts. The court also heard that Khanga committed the crimes jointly with accomplices who were not before the court. Mali banks suspend strike after agreement with junta Two politicians threaten legal action over alleged defamation Biosafety Authority, SCOKA partner to support young scientists Claims of Chinese hacking Kenya government networks baseless –  Chi…

Kenya: Kibera Court Hands Two Men Combined 70-Year Jail Term for Violent Robbery and Sexual Assault [Capital FM] Nairobi -- Two men convicted of robbery and sexual assault have each been handed consecutive prison sentences totaling 70 years after the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP) successfully secured their conviction at the Kibera Law Courts.

Kenya: Kibera Court Hands Two Men Combined 70-Year Jail Term for ... Nairobi — Two men convicted of robbery and sexual assault have each been handed consecutive prison sentences totaling 70 years after the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP) successfully secured their conviction at the Kibera Law Courts. In a judgment delivered on Monday, Senior Principal Magistrate Irene Kahuya found Cleff Juma Mbaka and Mursal Kafe, also known as Muu Nasur, guilty of robbery with violence, gang rape and sexual assault after the prosecution proved its case beyond reasonable doubt. The prosecution, led by Principal Prosecution Counsel Hilda Omondi, presented evidence from six witnesses showing that the victim had been lured to Nairobi under the pretext of a business opportunity before being attacked. According to the prosecution, the complainant was robbed of his mobile phone, cash and personal documents before being drugged, sexually assaulted and gang raped. The attackers later abandoned him at Lang'ata Cemetery with severe injuries that required emergency surgery. Follow us onWhatsApp|LinkedInfor the latest headlines The court relied on the complainant's consistent testimo…

DPP secures 70-year sentence for two convicted of robbery and sexual ... DPP secures 70-year sentence for two convicted of robbery and sexual assault Crime · Chrispho Owuor · June 29, 2026, 3:15 PM EAT (GMT+03:00) Gavel. PHOTO/iStock In Summary The conviction followed a prosecution led by Principal Prosecution Counsel Hilda Omondi, who presented evidence from six witnesses detailing how the complainant was lured to Nairobi under the pretext of a business opportunity before being robbed and subjected to a brutal assault The DPP has secured a cumulative 70-year prison sentence for two men convicted of robbery with violence, gang rape and sexual assault. The Kibera Law Courts found the prosecution proved the case beyond reasonable doubt using witness testimony, medical evidence, motorcycle tracking records and documentary exhibits, before imposing consecutive prison terms on both convicts for the offences. The conviction followed a prosecution led by Principal Prosecution Counsel Hilda Omondi, who presented evidence from six witnesses detailing how the complainant was lured to Nairobi under the pretext of a business opportunity before being robbed and subjected to a brutal assault. T…

Robbery With Violence Suspect Gets Death Sentence for Stealing ... by Mercy Sowek on Tuesday, 10 June 2025 - 11:22 am An image of a court gravel Photo CapitalFM A man has been sentenced to death after he was convicted of two counts of robbery with violence. A court in Kibera, Nairobi, handed the man the ultimate sentence after finding that he stole phones valued at Ksh39,000 and cash in violent robberies. According to the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP), the robberies occurred separately on the night of November 3, 2024, around 11 pm in Kawangware. In one incident, the convict snatched a Tecno phone worth Ksh24,000 from a resident, before stealing another phone valued at Ksh15,000 from another man while threatening them with violence. Police placing a suspect in handcuffs during an arrest Photo NPS "The suspect was found guilty of robbing two men of mobile phones, all valued at Ksh39,000, and cash amounting to Ksh30,000. The court established that he threatened to use actual violence against victims, " a statement by the DPP said. The prosecution, led by Ann Murage, proved the charges beyond a reasonable doubt, according to the court, by stating that the suspect committed th…

Kibera Court Hands Two Men Combined 70-Year Jail Term For Violent ... NAIROBI, Kenya, Jun 29-Two men convicted of robbery and sexual assault have each been handed consecutive prison sentences totaling 70 years after the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions….. Two men have been sentenced to a combined70 yearsin prison by theKibera Law Courtsfor robbery with violence and sexual assault. The conviction followed a successful prosecution by theOffice of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP). Read the complete article fromCapital News Two men, Cleff Juma Mbaka and Mursal Kafe, have been sentenced to a cumulative 70 years in prison for robbery with violence, gang rape, and sexual assault. Ten individuals and companies have been sentenced to a combined 75 years in prison and fined over Ksh198 million for the irregular payment of Ksh52 million from Kilifi County funds.

DPP Secures Death Sentence For Man Convicted Of Robbery With violence File image of a court gravel. A Kibera court has sentenced Isaac Khanga to death after convicting him on two counts of Robbery with Violence. Khanga was found guilty of robbing two men of mobile phones valued at Ksh. 39,000 and cash amounting to Ksh. 30,000. The court established that, immediately before the thefts, he threatened to use actual violence against the victims. The offences occurred separately on the night of 3rd November 2024 at around 11:00 p.m. in the Kawangware Madiaba area of Dagoretti Sub-county, Nairobi County. In one instance, Khanga stole a Tecno mobile phone worth Ksh. 24,000 and Ksh. 30,000 in cash. In the second incident, he robbed another victim of a phone valued at Ksh. 15,000. The prosecution, led by Counsel Ann Murage, proved the charges beyond a reasonable doubt. The court also heard that Khanga committed the crimes jointly with accomplices who were not before the court. While delivering her judgment, Principal Magistrate Christine Njagi emphasized that the death penalty remains legal in Kenya and has not been declared unconstitutional. Khanga received two death sentences, one for ea…

Kibera Court Hands Two Men Combined 70-Year Jail Term For ... NAIROBI, Kenya, Jun 29-Two men convicted of robbery and sexual assault have each been handed consecutive prison sentences totaling 70 years after the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP) successfully secured their conviction at the Kibera Law Courts. In a judgment delivered on Monday, Senior Principal Magistrate Irene Kahuya found Cleff Juma Mbaka and Mursal Kafe, also known as Muu Nasur, guilty of robbery with violence, gang rape and sexual assault after the prosecution proved its case beyond reasonable doubt. The prosecution, led by Principal Prosecution Counsel Hilda Omondi, presented evidence from six witnesses showing that the victim had been lured to Nairobi under the pretext of a business opportunity before being attacked. According to the prosecution, the complainant was robbed of his mobile phone, cash and personal documents before being drugged, sexually assaulted and gang raped. The attackers later abandoned him at Lang’ata Cemetery with severe injuries that required emergency surgery. The court relied on the complainant’s consistent testimony, corroborating medical evidence, a motorcycle-trac…