The Shakahola massacre trial took a dramatic turn after one of the accused, Enos Amanya Ngala, alias Hallelujah, agreed to record a confession and testify against controversial preacher Paul Nthenge Mackenzie and 29 other co-accused persons. Malindi High Court Judge Diana Mochache ordered that Mr. Amanya, who is the seventh accused in the case, be…
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