Kenyan Court to Deliver Verdict in 'Doomsday' Cult Case A Kenyan court is set to hand down the first judgement in the 'doomsday' cult case. Paul Mackenzie, a Kenyan pastor, is accused of leading a cult that believed the world was about to end. The cult, which had a significant following in the country, was known for its apocalyptic views and predictions of a catastrophic event. According to reports, Mackenzie convinced his followers that the end of the world was near and that they would be saved if they died in a ritual sacrifice. The case against Mackenzie and his followers began when several members of the cult died in a mass ritual in a remote area of Kenya. An investigation was launched, and Mackenzie was arrested and charged with the murder of his followers. The case has been ongoing, with the prosecution presenting evidence that Mackenzie used his influence to manipulate his followers into participating in the ritual. The trial has been closely watched by human rights groups and the public, who are eager to see justice served. The verdict is expected to be delivered in the coming days, and it is likely to have significant implications for Mackenzie and his followers.