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Vauldi Carelse

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Former Kenyan prime minister Raila Odinga dies aged 80

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By Vauldi Carelse, Lillian Leposo, Africa producers
| Manx Radio Verified
Imprisoned and tortured in his fight for multi-party democracy, he was a key architect of significant political, social and security reforms in the country. Mr Odinga served as Kenya's second prime minister and made five unsuccessful bids for the presidency. He was first jailed by former president Daniel arap Moi in 1982 following a coup attempt and endured several years in jail, much of it spent in solitary confinement. Mr Odinga was elected as an MP in 1992, a position he held for 20 years.
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Doomsday cult leader talked followers into deadly ritual while still in jail, police say

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By Vauldi Carelse
| Manx Radio Verified
More than 450 graves were discovered in the Shakahola Forest, Malindi, in 2023, for members of Mackenzie's church. Police are currently investigating the deaths of a further 34 people. A total of 102 different body parts were also found during the exhumations, with the bodies buried in graves less than a foot deep. Police were called to the site of the graves in the Kwa Binzaro forest, less than 19 miles from the Shakahola Forest, in July this year.
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Police in Kenya begin exhuming shallow graves of suspected cult victims

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By Vauldi Carelse
| MKFM 106.3 FM Verified
The remains are believed to be of followers of a deadly cult in Chakama Ranch, a part of the Shakahola Forest. In 2023, more than 400 mass graves were discovered in the same forest, all members of controversial preacher Paul Mackenzie's church. They were encouraged to starve themselves to death to get into heaven. It remains one of the world's worst cult-related tragedies. Mackenzie is still in jail and faces numerous charges of terrorism, child torture and murder.
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