Maisha Mkanda

Masten Milimo Wanjala is perhaps Kenya's most infamous child killer. He admitted to strangle 13 young boys to death in a blood lust that he never got a chance to explain. The parents of the victims speak out.

Addiction of any kind can be quite a challenge to anyone struggling with it. In this episode, we explore this question through the stories of three Kenyan public figures who have struggled to free themselves from addiction.

Four witch doctors in coastal Kenya showcase their craft, narrate their experiences and affirm their importance in African society. WATCH

Kenya is amongst the nations leading for highest of people taking their own lives. Nancy Rutere speaks about different triggers that might cause. We meet John and Elishifa, who have lost a son through suicide.

Masten Milimo Wanjala is perhaps Kenya's most infamous child killer. He admitted to strangle 13 young boys to death in a blood lust that he never got a chance to explain. The parents of the victims speak out.

Three young women and one man reveal the secrets behind the drink-spiking business, a crime commonly known as “mchele” in Kenya.

A controversial Kenyan prophetess and founder of Jerusalem Church of Christ Mary Akatsa was widely reported to have brought Jesus Christ to her church in 1988. Watch her interview.

The premiere episode of the show revisits stories featured in the first and second seasons. WATCH

Why would an ordinary person kill his own family? This true-crime documentary follows the story of three family murders told through their relatives.

This episode is an intimate portrait of the happy and sad times of the Salim family through their father Joseph Salim, the pioneer singer of Mugithi and his daughter Sarafina Salim.

Many Kenyans are lured to travel to the Middle East by the promise of lucrative jobs and a chance to escape unemployment in Kenya. This episode takes us through the journey of Kenyan job seekers who have suffered mistreatment and abuse when working abroad

This episode examines the mental health crisis through the lens of ordinary people and how the issue impacts their family and those around them

In this episode, we look at how some religious leaders and their followers worship God and the practises they perform

This episode features three people who claim to have been falsely accused for crimes they didnt commit and ended up serving sentences of over 15 years each.