#SystemicSabotage: Eastleigh's housing menace

The bustling Eastleigh suburb is arguably among the fastest growing in Nairobi with skyscrapers revealing tycoons in a race to the top of the capital’s hub of business. However, long-time home owners whose properties are being eclipsed by this frenzied skyward push have become casualties of these soaring towers, especially those brazenly violating building plans. In tonight's special report, Systemic Sabotage, we show how in one case, an old house has been rendered inhabitable by structural defects caused by heavy excavations in nearby sites and in others, debris falling from the roaring construction sites has caused deaths.    
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Conflict on interest bill: MPs on the spot | Inside Out Tonight on Inside Out, we bring to the attention of the country, substantive amendments to the conflict of interest bill 2023 by the Senate, that may render as “hot air” an otherwise stringent and strict proposals to block state and public officers from doing business with government. Ibrahim Karanja reports about proposals that mutilated the bill, that also seeks to shield the public servants from requirement to declare their wealth, in a senate session of the 15th of May 2024, that now even has the moral agency, EACC has opposed. June 23, 2024
Botched Surgery, Silent Death | Inside Out As the rest of the world learnt about the botched surgery that happened to Samuel Kimani Wachira in 2018, after doctors at the Kenyatta National Hospital mistakenly operated on his skull after confusing him for a different patient, many have no knowledge that Kimani quietly passed away in 2021. By the time Kimani was being laid to rest at his rural home in Nyeri county in 2021, he died as a man who was battling seizures and memory lapses, according to his family. After months of attempts, NTV's Ngina Kirori finally sat down with the family who explains the tumultuous turn that Kimani’s life took after the botched surgery on our weekly segment, Inside Out. June 16, 2024
Kenchic: Farm 2 fork

Kenchic’s health and safety measures put in place to ensure the safety of your food as a celebration of 2024’s World Food Day.

 June 11, 2024
Trigger-happy legislators | Inside Out

There have been at least a dozen cases of gun violence and fatal shootings involving licensed fire arm holders in Kenya; within the last two years. Some of them, mostly caught on camera drawing their guns to shoot at those they believe cause them danger; unfortunately, they do it even when their security detail doesn’t see that danger and don’t draw their guns. Tonight, on inside out, our special projects, crimes and investigations unit explores the gun menace in Kenya in this week’s episode titled – House Of Guns.

 June 9, 2024
Cheptarit women's merry-go-round transforming livelihoods What started as a merry-go-round to tackle socio-economic challenges among a group of women in Nandi has turned into a giant enterprise which has transformed livelihoods. Cheptarit Star Women’s group, comprises of 15 members, who are involved in buying and selling of cereals. The women supply beans and maize to over 300 schools across the country. June 9, 2024
Uchunguzi Wa Endoscopy Uchunguzi wa Endoscopy ya tumbo ni utaratibu wa uchunguzi unaotumiwa na daktari kukagua ndani ya koo, umio, tumbo, na utumbo wa juu. Pia wakati wa uchunguzi huo kuna kifaa ambacho hutumiwa kuchukua sampuli kwa ajili ya uchunguzi zaidi. May 29, 2024
Mental Illness Stigma

The following story requires a bit of your thoughts? What is your communities' perspective on mental health? Is your culture supportive of those in need of mental healthcare? or are they dismissed as simply mad people, commonly said "ah, huyo aliruka kichwa"?

 May 28, 2024
The Probe and The Promise

When General Francis Ogolla perished in a chopper crash with nine others on 18th april, 2024, President William Ruto appointed the then Army Commander, Major-General John Omenda, to lead investigations and lay the findings bare in the shortest time possible.

However, there has been the question: will the president’s pronouncement remain just that – a pronouncement? A situation that will see the country never getting to know the how and why around general ogolla and his colleagues' deaths? Why? Well, aside from military sensitivities, some of the dynamics around the trip may implicate members and operations of the defence forces, and so they may not publicly release a report that implicates them, partly informing calls for a probe that is not undertaken by the KDF alone. However, the Kenya Defence Forces has told NTV that the investigation is in progress, but is unlikely to end soon, adding that the report will be made public once the investigation is complete. On this week’s inside out, our senior investigations reporter Duncan Khaemba probes dynamics around the probe into the fatal military helicopter crash. May 27, 2024
Lying in the cold Amid the tragic effects of the heavy rains and resultant flood waters, the government issued eviction notices to those living on riparian land. Those who did not obey were subjected to forceful ejection from their homes, with their houses being demolished. The government promised to attend to them, and support them, but some say they the only government response they have interacted with are pronouncements on television. Through exclusive footage and first persons' accounts, NTV will tomorrow, Sunday the 26th of May, bring you the raw reality of the experiences of the victims, with specific focus on the Mukuru Kayaba slums, here in Nairobi. May 26, 2024