Pastor sent to jail for conning woman Sh8m

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Tanzanian witchdoctor imprisoned for conning Nairobi woman of Sh9 million
The Standard Digital News
Nairobi, Kenya: A self-proclaimed witchdoctor from Tanzania and his accomplice will serve three years in jail for defrauding a Nairobi resident of Sh9 million with the promise of riches. Amos Chipeta and Peter Mwami will be repatriated back to their country ...

Rwanda's High Court sentences pastor Jean Uwinkindi to life in prison for his role in the 1994 genocide.

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Nigerian Pastor Sentenced To 30 Years In Jail Over Drug Case
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A Tanzanian high court on Friday, November 13, sentenced a Nigerian pastor, Chukwudi Okechukwu to 30 years in prison after being convicted of smuggling cocaine. In his ruling, Judge Amir Mruma ordered that the accused be jailed along his compatriots, ...
Lord's Chosen Pastor Bags 30 Years Jail Term In Tanzania For Allegedly ...Information Nigeria
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Lord's Chosen Pastor Bags 30 Years In Jail For Smuggling Cocaine In Tanzania
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A Nigerian pastor, who preaches in Tanzania, under the umbrella of the Lord Chosen Church of Nigeria, has been sentenced to up to 30 years in prison after being convicted of smuggling cocaine worth Sh3.1 billion. Smuggling Cocaine According to ...
Nigeria: Lord Chosen Pastor Jailed 30 Years for Smuggling Cocaine in TanzaniaNigerian Bulletin

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Lord's Chosen Pastor Bags 30 Years Jail Term In Tanzania For Allegedly ...
Information Nigeria
A Nigerian pastor, one Mr Chukwudi Okechukwu, who preaches in Tanzania, under the umbrella of the Lord Chosen Church of Nigeria, has reportedly bagged a 30-year jail term after being convicted of smuggling cocaine worth Sh3.1 billion. According to ...
Nigerian Pastor Sentenced To 30 Years In Jail Over Drug CaseNAIJ.COM
Nigerian Pastor Jailed For 30 Years In Tanzania For Drug...

A 100-year-old Kenyan woman - jailed after failing to pay a $1,000 fine - is freed from prison following a national campaign.

One of the features of our beloved Kiswahili is that, the language hosts catchy words and expressions.

A self-proclaimed witchdoctor from Tanzania and his accomplice will serve three years in jail for defrauding a Nairobi resident of KSh9 million (equivalent to Sh170 million) with the promise of riches.

I salute whoever coined the catchy ‘Kuogopa umande’ (being afraid of dew) expression. It refers mainly to old generation individuals who, as barefoot pupils, were put off by biting morning dew as they half-walked; half-ran to school, along narrow paths between very cold grass.