The sentencing of three suspects linked to a terrorist attack in Kenya in September 2013 will be delivered on Tuesday, a court in the capital Nairobi ruled.
The sentencing was due to be handed out on Monday but the court postponed it, local media reported.
This was the fourth time the sentencing had been postponed. One of the other postponements occurred in September 18 pushing forward the event to October 5.
Hussein Hassan Mustafah, Liban Abdullahi Omar and Mohamed Ahmed Abdi were arrested in the weeks after the attack on Westgate Mall in Nairobi. A number of charges were brought against them including conspiracy to commit a terrorist act, aiding a terrorist group and being in the country illegally.
At least 67 people were killed and dozens of others were injured in the attack which was claimed by the Somalia-based terror group Al-Shabaab.
The gunmen behind the attack are suspected to have died when the Kenyan military took control of the mall.
Though the incident happened seven years ago, prosecutors had spent more than five years collecting evidence against the suspects, partly due to more than 145 witnesses offering to give testimony.
