"I have looked at the matter and weighed all balances and the middle ground between death penalty and life imprisonment is that you serve 50 years in jail for this offense," Nyakundi said.
"Chiloba's death was a tragedy, and I'm glad the court took a strong stand. It's a step forward for justice in our country," said businessman Fredrick Monja.
Rights organizations raised concerns about the dangers LGBTQ+ individuals face in Kenya, emphasizing the urgent need for protections against violence targeting this community.
Groups like Kenya National Commission on Human Rights condemned the killing, urging authorities to ensure a thorough investigation and justice for the slain activist.
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