Camouflaged Crimes: A breastfeeding mother's near-death incident in suspected army bomb blast
A woman in Samburu sat down to breastfeed her child, and in that intimate bonding moment with her baby, tragedy struck. A bomb went off. The bomb, believed to be an unexploded ordnance from military activity, did not harm her baby, but almost cost a 7-year-old boy his hand.
This is yet another incident in Samburu county where residents come into contact with the unexploded ordnances or bombs, leaving a trail of pain, and death in some cases.
In July this year, Ngina Kirori brought you a three-part series, Camouflaged Crimes, highlighting the sufferings of people and communities in various counties on account of the activities of the British Army Training Unit in Kenya, BATUK.
In this special report, she brings to the fore yet another incident along the same thread of tragedies.
Unmasking faces behind Ol Kalou by-election terror and bribery
The Ol Kalou by-election was, without doubt, a heated race. The stakes were high, so much so that political outfits went the extra mile to secure victory. But in some cases, that extra mile embodied the desecration of the rule of law, abuse of power and manipulation of resources.
The ruling United Democratic Alliance's candidate, Samuel Muchina, enjoyed a well-oiled campaign, with national attention focused on the money that was allegedly poured into the race, the goodies that were distributed and much more. Yet many questions remained unanswered, leaving room for uncertainty, speculation and competing narratives.
The latest uproar centres on high-end vehicles bearing no registration plates and used by armed men whose faces were concealed with balaclavas or scarves. Who were these individuals? Under whose authority were they operating? And what was their agenda?
NTV Investigates went undercover from the final week of the campaign through to election day. Using secret footage, open-source intelligence and digital footprints, the investigation now reveals the identities of the masked individuals, alongside other influential figures linked to the wider scheme.
July 20, 2026
Nigerian technocrat Nick Imudia died by suicide. PLEASURE, PRESSURE AND SUICIDE | Murder Tapes SN3 EP 13 | Part 1
Nigerian technocrat Nick Imudia died by suicide. PLEASURE, PRESSURE AND SUICIDE | Murder Tapes SN3 EP 13 | Part 1
May 11, 2026
Victor Lubakaya a GSU Recce squad officer is gunned down in a hail of bullets THIRTY-EIGHT SHOTS | Murder Tapes SN3 EP 12
A GSU Recce Squad officer trained for the most dangerous missions is gunned down in a hail of police bullets. Police call it a shootout. Ballistics tell another story. But the greatest injustice is not in the shooting. What really happened to Victor Lubakaya?
April 30, 2026
Fidel Dennis Ofung'o's body was pulled from a river - but the autopsy says he did not drown. Last Seen At 3am | Murder Tapes SN3 EP 11
A fifth-year engineering student goes out with friends. He was LAST SEEN AT 3 AM. Hours later, his body is pulled out of a river. The autopsy says he didn’t drown. So what happened?
April 23, 2026
Caroline Maina's killing, 'diluted' the truth and placed justice on trial, Signed In Blood | Murder Tapes SN3 EP 10
She walked into a deal that never was.
Walked straight into a murder plot.
Caroline Maina’s final hours ended in brutality… but in court, a plea bargain would rewrite the story - softening the truth and raising serious questions about justice.
April 16, 2026
They were in love. Then, he became abusive; broke her body, spirit and trust. She left. They later made up, reunited, One Last Time | Murder Tapes SN3 EP 9
She survived him not once, but several times; survival is not always the end of the story.
When she reunited with Samuel Njoroge, no one knew it would be the last time. Hours later, her small home became a crime scene, and the man she loved disappeared into the night.
April 9, 2026
Dennis Lusava walked into a police post, then, violence, a cover-up, and a river that refused to stay quiet or drown the truth | Murder Tapes SN3 EP8
Dennis Lusava walked into a police post, and never came back. What followed was violence, a cover-up, and a river that refused to stay quiet. Two police officers, a hired vehicle and a moment of madness on The Day they Killed Him
April 2, 2026
Collins Okiro was taken by his cousins in broad daylight. Beaten on camera. And left for dead | Murder Tapes SN3 EP7
His cousins brutally beat him in broad daylight, on camera, and left him for dead. Collins Okiro’s final moments, the revelations and unanswered questions in The Murderous Brothers
March 26, 2026
They came for land. They left in body bags. Three men, brutally killed yet the convicted killer walks free THE LAND KILLED NO ONE | Murder Tapes SN3 EP6
They came for land. They left in body bags. Three men, brutally killed yet the convicted killer walks free. Is this justice or a dangerous precedent? The Land Killed No One returns focus to a forgotten bloodbath in Kilifi.
March 19, 2026