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The High Court upheld convictions for robbery with violence and confirmed fifteen-year mandatory sentences, rejecting challenges to identification evidence and joint liability.
The appellants were found to have acted together in committing the offence, with credible eyewitness testimony and physical evidence outweighing their alibi defence, which was rejected as false.
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The Court of Appeal dismissed a second criminal appeal, upholding concurrent findings that the appellant joined in forging a payment voucher and stealing goods.
The Court of Appeal upheld a conviction for stealing by servant, finding the appellant and a co-accused colluded to access and take money from a depot safe.
The High Court upheld Charles Mang'ondo’s cattle theft conviction but quashed Juna Andrea’s conviction, finding mere accompaniment was insufficient.
The High Court dismissed a criminal appeal against a conviction for stealing from a motor vehicle, holding the appellant acted in concert with the first accused.
The High Court dismissed two criminal appeals against convictions for stealing by servant, holding that the evidence showed common intention and shared proceeds.
The High Court dismissed four consolidated appeals against convictions for cattle theft, holding the evidence, confession, and corroboration were sufficient.
The High Court dismissed consolidated criminal appeals, upholding convictions for stealing by public servant based on corroborated circumstantial and documentary evidence.
The High Court partly allowed a criminal appeal, upholding Ezekiel’s conviction but quashing the convictions of Charles and Hasan for lack of proof.
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