Kenyan Cult Leader Convicted on 191 Counts of Murder

Paul Mackenzie, the leader of a Kenyan cult, has been convicted on 191 counts of murder after forcing followers and their families to starve. More than 400 bodies have been recovered, and many families are still awaiting answers. The case has also exposed serious failures by Kenyan authorities to act on earlier warnings. DW News correspondent Felix Maringa reports on the verdict and its impact on grieving families. The conviction raises questions about whether justice has been served and whether such a tragedy can be prevented in the future. The segment includes chapters on the conviction and the aftermath, providing a comprehensive overview of the case. This report is part of DW's current affairs coverage, offering in-depth analysis of significant international stories.