A Venezuelan diplomat was convicted of killing the acting ambassador of Venezuela's embassy in Kenya ten years ago at her official residence in Nairobi, Kenya. On Wednesday, a Kenyan court issued the conviction.
Dwight Sagaray, the first secretary in the Venezuelan embassy, was found guilty on July 27, 2012, and was charged with Olga Fonseca's murder.
Three Kenyan citizens were also found guilty of the same offences, in addition to Mr Sagaray.
The ambassador faced a murder prosecution when Venezuela lifted his diplomatic immunity.
The court found, according to the Reuters news agency, that Mr Sagaray was in control of the mission prior to Ms Fonseca's entrance and was displeased by her presence because he wanted to keep running the embassy.
Ms Fonseca was killed on July 15, less than two weeks after starting her new job in Nairobi.