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Banker convicted of attempted murder after stabbing former lover

A Mombasa court has convicted banker Hannington Muthoka of attempted murder after finding him responsible for stabbing his former lover, Elizabeth Shigari Bana, three times during an incident in Port Reitz, Changamwe, in September 2023. Senior Resident Magistrate David O. Odhiambo found Muthoka guilty of attempting to unlawfully cause Bana’s death after a trial in […] The post Banker convicted of…

Banker convicted of attempted murder after stabbing former lover

Mombasa court convicts banker Hannington Muthoka for attempted murder after stabbing his ex-lover Elizabeth Shigari Bana three times. The incident occurred in September 2023 in Port Reitz, Changamwe. A trial heard that Bana suffered serious injuries from the knife attack, which penetrated her left lung. Prosecutors presented evidence of Bana's identification of Muthoka as her attacker, and forensic evidence linking her to the knife and other items at the scene.

Muthoka denied the charges, claiming they were still in a relationship and that Bana had stabbed herself. The court rejected his defense and convicted him under Section 215 of the Criminal Procedure Code. The case will be heard again on October 12, 2026.

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