Westgate attack: Court finds two terror suspects guilty

Two of the three suspects who had been linked to the bloody Westgate Mall attack in 2013 have been found guilty of conspiracy to commit a terrorist act by a court in Nairobi. 

Mohamed Abdul and Hussein Mustafa were found guilty of the horrific terror attack at the Mall located in Westlands. 

However, a third suspect, Liban Abdullah Omar, was acquitted of the offence for lack of evidence after the trial that dragged over seven years. 

Liban, a Somali refugee who was found with a Kenyan Identity Card, was acquitted of the charge of being in Kenya illegally and obtaining a document by false pretense. 

Nairobi Chief Magistrate Francis Andayi ruled that the authorities were to blame for facilitating him to acquire an ID card following his application.