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Tags: kenya where pastor obiero her region extra police victims christianity witchcraft islam kenyan chen tribal burned
Views: 241,684
Rating: 5.0
Ratings: 1
Posted: May 24, 2008
Category: News
CHEN: Reports of witches in Kenya resulted in eleven people being burned to death. Eight women and three men were attacked by an angry mob and set on fire. The attacks took place in an area of west Kenya where suspicion of witchcraft runs deep. Police have drafted extra security forces into Kisii district to prevent revenge attacks—this in a region already reeling from tribal killings during Kenya's post-election crisis. STORY: Burned alive - the charred corpses of 11 elderly Kenyan villagers accused of practising witchcraft. Neighbours described how a mob, armed with a list of suspected witches, descended on the village in western Kenya. Their victims - 8 women and 3 men - were set alight, one by one. Pastor Enock Obiero's wife was among the victims. [Enocj Obiero, Bereaved Pastor]: "My child told me she didn't know where her mother was as she thought she'd run away. I asked her where, as I didn't see her from where I'd hidden myself. It seems she never left the house." Traditional African beliefs, Christianity and Islam co-exist peacefully in Kenya. But there's widespread suspicion of sorcery, particularly in west Kenya, which has a long tradition of witch doctors and faith healers. The police are appealing for calm. Extra police have been deployed in the region to prevent further bloodletting. The region is still recovering from the tribal violence that convulsed Kenya earlier this year following the country's disputed elections.

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Tags: SONG FOR PEACE NTV Kenya Post Election violence
Views: 239,610
Rating: 4.7939696
Ratings: 398
Posted: Jan 7, 2008
Category: News
06/01/08 - Kenyans need to unite and shun violence and tribalism.

3:43
Tags: Al Jazeera aljazeera Kenya election violence rape women children
Views: 146,776
Rating: 4.4074073
Ratings: 27
Posted: Mar 8, 2008
Category: News
New stories of terror are starting to emerge in Kenya, in the wake of the post-election violence that killed more than a thousand people. During the chaos, women and even children were targeted for rape and sexual assault in the country's slums, refugee camps and even in schools. It's something a new power-sharing government has pledged to investigate. Yvonne Ndege has been talking with some of the victims.

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Tags: kenya news graphic ethnic violence sad slash kill murder tribal civil war
Views: 126,230
Rating: 4.25
Ratings: 56
Posted: Jan 14, 2008
Category: News
murdered... justice on a blade?

11:38
Tags: aljazeera africa uncovered kenya nairobi mathare slum tv post election ethnic violence journalists
Views: 90,778
Rating: 4.4347825
Ratings: 69
Posted: Aug 19, 2008
Category: News
Amidst the mayhem of Kenya's post-election ethnic violence, one group of ethnically-mixed aspiring young journalists from Nairobi's Mathare slum decided to take up cameras instead of knives. Slum TV aimed to project some hope back into their scarred community. Africa Uncovered follows the team at Slum TV as they count down to a public screening and revisits some of the characters they filmed during the violence.

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Tags: Violence in Kisumu Kenya Election NTV
Views: 71,339
Rating: 4.5172415
Ratings: 29
Posted: Dec 30, 2007
Category: News
29/12/07 - Violence in Kisumu

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Tags: Nchi ya kitu kidogo Kenya elections
Views: 66,866
Rating: 5.0
Ratings: 174
Posted: Nov 24, 2009
Category: Music
Directed and edited by Prince R. Makaya this is the official Daima video. Instead of the typical landscapes, scenery, wildlife, etc Eric decided to go with a much simpler concept for this video - highlight the future of Kenya - the children. Eric chose to work with Shangilia kids to make this video soon after the post-election violence of 2007. The voices of the kids are mixed in with Eric's original track. This patriotic song was used extensively to bring back sanity to a beautiful land that was rapidly consuming itself after the 2007elections. The video is on Eric's music video DVD called "Daima: The Music Videos" that has been on sale for some time now. The DVD also includes some of Eric's most notable songs such as "Nchi ya Kitu Kidogo", "Dunia ina Mambo", "Ukweli", "Sawa Sawa" amongst others. On the DVD are a number of bonus videos so don't just download - get an authentic copy. Lyrics Verse 1 Umoja ni fahari yetu Undugu ndio nguvu Chuki na ukabila Hatutaki hata kamwe Lazima tuungane, tuijenge nchi yetu Pasiwe hata mmoja Anaetenganisha Chorus Naishi, Natumaini, Najitolea daima Kenya, Hakika ya bendera Ni uthabiti wangu Nyeusi ya wananchi na nyekundu ni ya damu Kijani ni ya ardhi, nyeupe ya amani Daima mimi mkenya Mwananchi mzalendo Verse 2 Kwa uchungu na mateso Kwa vilio na uzuni Tulinyakuliwa Uhuru na mashujaa wa zamani Hawakushtushwa na risasi au kufungwa gerezani Nia yao ukombizi kuvunja pingu za ukoloni Repeat Chorus Verse 3 Wajibu wetu Ni Kuishi kwa upendo ...

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Tags: apartheid in south africa definition timeline laws museum facts week history end quotes nelson mandela book beginning convention causes define era effects for kids government genocide homelands justification killings movies movement national party origin policies resistance riots racism songs state today united nations violence years philosophy hypnosis director documentary haiti culture civil health pig kenya earthquake guinea bush
Views: 65,485
Rating: 4.3207545
Ratings: 53
Posted: May 11, 2011
Category: Education
DVD: www.amazon.com thefilmarchive.org Apartheid was a system of legal racial segregation enforced by the National Party government of South Africa between 1948 and 1994, under which the rights of the majority 'non-white' inhabitants of South Africa were curtailed and minority rule by white people was maintained. The government of South Africa also practiced the same discriminatory policies while occupying South West Africa, known after 1966 as Namibia. Racial segregation in South Africa began in colonial times. However, apartheid as an official policy was introduced following the general election of 1948. New legislation classified inhabitants into racial groups ("black", "white", "coloured", and "Indian"), and residential areas were segregated, sometimes by means of forced removals. From 1970, black people were deprived of their citizenship, legally becoming citizens of one of ten tribally based self-governing homelands called bantustans, four of which became nominally independent states. The government segregated education, medical care, beaches, and other public services, and provided black people with services inferior to those of white people. Apartheid sparked significant internal resistance and violence as well as a long trade embargo against South Africa. Since the 1950s, a series of popular uprisings and protests were met with the banning of opposition and imprisoning of anti-apartheid leaders. As unrest spread and became more violent, state organizations ...

3:33
Tags: Al Jazeera aljazeera Kenya post-election violence Naivasha Nakuru Rift Valley
Views: 62,834
Rating: 4.387097
Ratings: 31
Posted: Jan 28, 2008
Category: News
The western Rift Valley has been the site of Kenya's latest deadly clashes. In the provincial capital Nakuru, more than 60 people have been killed in the last three days. And in nearby Naivasha, gangs armed with machetes have been attacking rival tribe members. Former UN Chief Kofi Annan's still trying to broker a deal between the country's rival leaders, but as Mohammed Adow explains, he's not having much success.

3:09
Tags: Kenya Riots Elections Nairobi CNN summary Kibaki Odinga Possible Election Rigging Polls killing slum hatred gangs
Views: 46,672
Rating: 4.6666665
Ratings: 21
Posted: Jan 1, 2008
Category: Travel
The Kenya elections have turned to riots. This CNN clip is a good short and captivating explanation of events. www.ushahidi.com

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Tags: NTV Kenya Icc judges september post election violence charges ocampo six arrest will be issued engaged in inciting speeches.
Views: 40,959
Rating: 5.0
Ratings: 12
Posted: Apr 7, 2011
Category: News
ICC CASES BEGIN www.ntv.co.ke ICC judges have set 1st September 2011 as the date when hearings on confirmation of post election violence charges against Wiliam Ruto, Henry Kosgey and Joshua Sang shall start. At the start of the ICC cases in the Hague, judges warned the Ocampo six that warrants of arrest will be issued against them if they engaged in inciting speeches.

10:39
Tags: KTN Mohammed Ali Kenya gangs John Allan-Namu
Views: 37,548
Rating: 4.5789475
Ratings: 19
Posted: Mar 9, 2010
Category: News
Mohammed Ali & John Allan-Namu ~ Two award winning Investigative Journalists from one of Kenya's top broadcasting franchisee KTN are on a mission to uncover the effects of the 2007/8 Post-Election Violence and reasons why the Government must act swiftly if they really want to avoid a repeat of the same.

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Tags: kenya politics
Views: 35,604
Rating: 5.0
Ratings: 6
Posted: Jan 24, 2008
Category: News
frustrations and politicians failed wananchi....to the world dont give up

3:30
Tags: Ntv Kenya Prime Minister Raila Odinga Eldoret North Member of Parliament William Ruto International Criminal Court 2012 general election campaigns
Views: 34,855
Rating: 4.2
Ratings: 10
Posted: Feb 15, 2012
Category: News
www.ntv.co.ke Prime Minister Raila Odinga and Eldoret North Member of Parliament William Ruto clashed bitterly in parliament over the trial of post election violence suspects at the International Criminal Court. The PM accused Ruto of seeking to gain political mileage by leveling false accusations against him, as Ruto told his former ally to his face that he had no feelings. NTV's Richard Chacha reports on the drama and looks back to where the two parted ways as far as the handling of post election violence cases are concerned.

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Tags: Ross Kemp kenya special gang raila odinga william ruto Kibaki Moi election ntvkenya standardgroupkenya idps 2012 violence police news dead shot maina njenga mungiki uhuru kenyatta musyoka documentary
Views: 32,980
Rating: 4.733333
Ratings: 30
Posted: Nov 30, 2009
Category: News
Ross Kemp and his BAFTA winning documentary team travel to Kenya to investigate the Mungiki, an outfit labelled as the most dangerous 'gang' in Africa. Post election violence left thousands dead and over 250000 homeless, leaving Kenya, once considered the jewel of Africa, on the brink of civil war. It is believed by many that the Mungiki were responsible for the reign of terror. By gaining the trust of the Mungiki, Ross travels to locations then out of bounds to most ordinary Kenyans, let alone foreign reporters. His time with the Mungiki coincides with a bloody government crackdown on the Mungiki. Ross discovers that Kenya is still far from peace as finds himself in the middle of several riots as the Police round up Mungiki members; The film contains an equal amount of fear and trepidation from myself, a lot of violence, a lot of gunfire and I'm told to go home by the police. Ross manages to meet with top Mungiki leaders, who are known to decline interviews. He grills them about a grisly reputation that includes decapitation and torture, but the Mungiki maintain that the government is the real culprit. Ross investigates further and quickly realises the situation is by no means clear-cut. After all, the Mungiki have their origins in spiritualism, denounce alcohol and drug-taking and, most importantly, Kenya's poverty-ridden population are happy with their presence.

3:37
Tags: Ntv kenya media owners association fourth estate resignation suspects the hague icc criminal court six Deputy prime minister Uhuru Kenyatta head of public service Francis Muthaura Post Master General Hussein Ali William ruto Mwai kibaki raila odinga alternative voice
Views: 30,833
Rating: 5.0
Ratings: 3
Posted: Feb 21, 2011
Category: News
www.ntv.co.ke The Media Owners Association has called for the immediate resignation of Deputy Prime Minister Uhuru Kenyatta, head of public service Francis Muthaura and the Post Master General Hussein Ali. Uhuru Kenyatta, Francis Muthaura and Hussein Ali have all been named as part of the six suspected masterminds of the 2008 post election violence, and the media owners now say their continued presence in government is no longer tenable. The three are the only ones of the six that continue to hold top government jobs despite being named suspects in the violence that claimed more than 1000 lives. And as NTV's Nimrod Tabu reports, the Media Owners Association has also expressed deep concern over the prevailing political climate and the apparent stalling of the implementation of the new constitution.

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Tags: Ntv kenya ICC international criminal court minister government funding hague six suspects trial musalia mudavadi kalonzo musyoka Hussein ali Francis Muthaura
Views: 28,290
Rating: N/A
Ratings: 0
Posted: Jan 17, 2011
Category: News
www.ntv.co.ke The coalition government remains divided on the reported plan to extend government funding to some of the post election violence suspects in the event of trials at the International Criminal Court. Deputy Prime minister Musalia Mudavadi has contradicted vice president Kalonzo Musyoka saying cabinet has never approved the hiring of lawyers for the Hague six. NTV's Pamela Asigi report.

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Tags: ntv Kenya Bull's eye Bull Bull's-Eye bullseye President mwai Kibaki men cabinet TJRC truth Justice and reconciliation commission election violence Emmanuel Juma reports July 31
Views: 27,254
Rating: 3.6666667
Ratings: 3
Posted: Jul 31, 2009
Category: News
www.ntv.co.ke They say a man is only as big as his decisions. Well, the president and all his men have finally made a decision on what next after post election violence. There was everything strange about the decision. It was all about soothing allies and as Emmanuel Juma reports on Bulls-Eye, There is a thin line between pleasing and deceiving.

3:09
Tags: Yvonne Ndege kenya election nairobi jazeera aljazeera
Views: 26,461
Rating: 4.9166665
Ratings: 12
Posted: Dec 7, 2007
Category: News
Violent attacks on political candidates and their supporters in Kenya have marred the build up to this month's election. Specifcally, Nairobi has seen an alarming rise in the number of attacks against women vying for political office. Yvonne Ndege reports.

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Tags: inside story aljazeera al jazeera kenya election president
Views: 26,260
Rating: 4.7777777
Ratings: 9
Posted: Dec 27, 2007
Category: News
It is election time in Kenya. On Thursday, Kenyans will vote in the tightest presidential race ever. Opinion polls show just three or four percentage points separate the two top candidates. Mwai Kibaki currently holds the top post and is seeking a second term, while opposition figure and former political prisoner Rila Odinga is challenging Kibaki on his record.