Harold Keke
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Harold Keke (born 1971??) is a Solomon Islands warlord.
In the late 1990s, with ethnic unrest developing in the Solomons, Keke came into the public light. He led a raid on a police armoury in 1998. He is believed to have killed a group of six Anglican missionaries from the Melanesian Brotherhood.
After the arrival of a multi-national intervention force in the country in 2003 he surrendered to Australian-led peacekeepers.[1]
On March 18, 2005 he received a life sentence for the murder of cabinet minister Father Augustine Geve in August 2002.
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