Kenyan court jails British terror suspect over forgery

British national Jermaine Grant is sentenced to nine years in prison by a Kenyan court after being convicted of terrorism-related charges.

A fraudster suspect, Philiph Mbithi Mutiso (28), Kenyan National (pictured with his lawyer),  resident of Namanga in Kenya appeared at the Kisutu Resident Magistrate’s Court in Dar Es Salaam on 28th August 2015 faced with three charges under the Economic and Organised Crime Control Act of 2002, including fraudulently operating of a communication network and illegally receiving and terminating  International Telecommunications Traffic, using unlicensed equipment thus causing a loss amounting...

A court in Ethiopia sentences 18 Muslims, including clerics and a journalist, to up to 22 years in prison under controversial anti-terrorism legislation.

Algeria's former counter-terrorism chief is sentenced to five years in prison for destroying documents and disobeying military orders.

High Court exonerates housewife of forgery
Daily News
THE High Court has ordered the immediate release of a housewife, Janeth Tijan, who had been sentenced to ten years in jail for forging a will over property of her husband. Judge Augustine Mwarija ruled in her favour after allowing an appeal she had lodged ...

Court dismisses defence objection in 'Papaa Msofe' forgery case
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Dar es salaam Kisutu Resident Magistrate's Court has dismissed the preliminary objection, raised by the defence side in the forgery case facing a prominent businessman Abubakar Marijani Msofe alias Papaa Msofe. Papaa Msofe is seeking the court to stop ...

>Police yesterday named a “most wanted” suspect said to be behind a wave of terrorist attacks in Arusha and Zanzibar.Arusha Regional Police Commander Liberatus Sabas said thorough investigations had established that Mr Yahya Hassan Hella, alias Sensei, was the mastermind behind the terror network responsible for several deadly attacks.

>The Tanzanian arrested over the Garissa University killings last week will be detained for the next 30 days before he is formally charged with the offence.

>Amina Ali , the mother of Rashid Charles Mberesero, the Tanzanian detained in Kenya over the killings of 148 Garissa University students, has appealed for help to enable her visit her son.