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Controversial cleric Paul Mackenzie has lost one of his aides who was held in police custody. Shanzu senior principal magistrate Yusuf Shikanda was informed of the aide's death as paul mackenzie his wife Rhoda Maweu and 15 others appeared before a Shanzu court. Joseph Juma Buyuka died two days ago and is said to have declined to eat or take water and died while receiving treatment in the hospital. Two other suspects are also receiving treatment.
Mackenzie's aide dies in police custody
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