A south African court has sentenced Henry Okah, the militant alleged to be behind the October 1, 2010 bombing that killed 12 people and 36 others to 24years in prison. Okah was found guilty 13 beyond reasonable doubt with count charge which includes act of terrorism, terrorist activities, possession, delivery placing and detonation of explosives. He also received a 13-year jail term for threats made to the South African government after his arrest in October 2010 but this runs concurrently with his 24-year sentence.
Tuesday 26 March 2013
Henry Okah sentence to 24years
A south African court has sentenced Henry Okah, the militant alleged to be behind the October 1, 2010 bombing that killed 12 people and 36 others to 24years in prison. Okah was found guilty 13 beyond reasonable doubt with count charge which includes act of terrorism, terrorist activities, possession, delivery placing and detonation of explosives. He also received a 13-year jail term for threats made to the South African government after his arrest in October 2010 but this runs concurrently with his 24-year sentence.
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