Two Rugby players found guilty of raping a musician sentenced for this number of years

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Rugby Players Alex Mahaga and Frank Wanyama in court awaiting their sentencing.
Rugby Players Alex Mahaga and Frank Wanyama in court awaiting their sentencing.Photo, courtesy 
Two rugby players have been slapped with a 15-year imprisonment each after they were found guilty of gang rape.
The two Alex Mahaga and Frank Wanyama were found guilty of raping a musician last year at the Highrise Estate.
This comes despite the defense praying for a noncustodial sentence.
The Court was told that the two Kenya Harlequin FC players raped the singer overnight on her birthday at Seefar Apartments in Highrise, Nairobi, on February 10 last year.

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