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nairobi,Kenya
Joined November 2010
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From the controversial Bayern vs Ajax exhibition match to persistent FKF power wrangles and AFCON 2027 readiness, what is the true state of local sports governance?
On this episode of The Signal Podcast, @siele_martin sits down with sports journalists Mark Kinyanjui @Kiinya_Y and Peter Gachanja(@papsgachanja) to audit Kenyan football's grassroots development and federation leadership.
Full breakdown now on YouTube: youtu.be/0zZVYShH8s4
#FootballKE #FKFSGM
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A politician caught on camera bribing voters made one phone call and sent 100k to a TV presenter right before the 7:00 PM news. Teasers were already airing and just like that, the clip was buried.
Brown-envelope journalism isn't a myth, it decides what you get to see every day.
Can mainstream media ever regain public trust while story-killing remains standard practice?
#TheSignalPodcast
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Went for #MondayMovienights @k1klubhouse this month documentaries produced by @AfUncensored will be showing. I implore and you all to go and watch them especially as we are about to vote next year. Shoutout to @itsmugambi for putting this together every Monday.
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Out of 21,000 buildings assessed across Nairobi, over 12,000 (more than 50%) failed basic safety and compliance standards. Is the building you live or work in one of them?
We unpacked the numbers behind Kenya's residential building crisis on the latest episode of #TheBigPicturePodcast
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The stage is home. It’s always a joy to play this music live and to see it touch lives 🙌🏾
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During the Mau Mau oathing ceremonies, Kikuyu traditional practices involved arranging seven native objects in a triangular formation to represent an eye. The initiate would then take the seven Mau Mau oaths in the presence of a traditional ritual specialist, who would make seven ritual cuts on the upper arm. The symbolism, spiritual significance and solemnity of these ceremonies are difficult to put into words. It was more than an oath; it was a profound expression of commitment to the struggle for liberation.
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"The reason they gave me was pretty strange"
Investigative journalist Tom Odula recounts being picked up by police for not carrying his national ID. He says he deliberately chose not to negotiate his way out of the situation, wanting to experience firsthand what young people go through when arrested by police.
How do such incidents affect public trust in the police?
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This is worth listening all the 4mins. Excellent!
- President Duma Boko, Botswana
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I spent time with Kenyans in Kent, and we went hiking the White Cliffs of Dover.
Change starts with one committed person. We must organise, build grassroots movements, and bring more Kenyans into the conversation. Invite me to your community.
I’m ready to come into your community, listen to you, and share my vision for Kenya as we build a movement for real change.
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This November on Monday Movie Nights at @k1klubhouse is #AfricaUncensoredMonth. 🔥
Starting this week with 3 powerful documentaries; from carbon credits and land rights struggles in Carbon Colony to environmental crises in Greed vs. Green and urban flood management in A Drowning City, Africa Uncensored invites you to Behind the Headlines from tonight at 7:30 PM at K1 Klubhouse.
Admission is free.
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JOB OPPORTUNITY 💼
Africa Uncensored is hiring a qualified Accountant to support our financial operations and investigative journalism work.
Qualified applicants with strong analytical skills and precision are encouraged to apply.
📆 Application deadline: 6th November 2026 at 5 PM E.A.T.
Submit your application here: africauncensored.online/job-…
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She was married to a gangster who taught her everything about the crime underworld.
But how did she survive to tell her story?
#VoicesInDarkness
📺New episode this Sunday 1st Nov on YouTube.
#truecrime #crimedocumentary #storytimevideos
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Unhealed trauma mixed with emotional isolation and charismatic manipulation can lead to total psychological control.
Watch Francis Kathambana unpack how emotional gaps get weaponized against everyday people on this episode of
#TheBigPicturePodcast.
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Community Organizer Ivy Werimba exposes how pandemic lockdowns, economic hardships and broken state safety nets allowed Paul Mackenzie to trap families into selling everything and walking straight into Shakahola.
Full episodes available on YouTube.
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Recently, Africa Uncensored gathered with over 100 members of the indigenous Yaaku community in Mukogodo Forest, Laikipia to screen the documentary 'Fighting Extinction.'
The Yaaku community voiced their demands for inclusion, cultural recognition and a secure future in Mukogodo Forest.
You can watch their story on #FightingExtinction on YouTube.
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Clinical Psychologist Francis Kathambana breaks down why charismatic leaders and unaddressed psychological vulnerabilities pull people from all walks of life into extreme religious groups proving that cult mind control goes way beyond financial lack.
Watch the full episode here bit.ly/religion_or_radicaliz…
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Your contribution to journalism has been IMMENSE! You will be missed @YvonneOkwara
Thank you all of you; thank you for allowing me to practice my journalism as fearlessly as possible. I will miss all of you terribly. I’ll leave it at that before I go viral for crying on TV🥹😭, which wouldn’t be a bad thing after all – @YvonneOkwara's final words as she signs off from Citizen TV
We wish you all the very best in your next endeavours!
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Recently, Africa Uncensored joined the Indigenous Yaaku community in Mukogodo Forest for a cultural gathering and a screening of a documentary that featured the community.
Returning to Mukogodo reinforced a core media truth: impactful journalism requires returning to the source, sharing the work, and listening to the people at the heart of the story.
Watch #fightingextinction now on YouTube.