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Africa Uncensored Africa Uncensored is an investigative and in-depth journalism collective, founded and based in Nairobi, Kenya. Our goal is to INVESTIGATE, EXPOSE and EMPOWER.

Africa Uncensored is an independent media house set up by Kenya’s finest investigative journalists. We tackle social and human interest issues. Having worked in investigative journalism for years we broke off to follow the stories that matter to the country and the people.

We are Back! Bring Africa Uncensored to Your Campus. The Africa Uncensored Campus Tour is officially back on the road, a...
08/12/2025

We are Back! Bring Africa Uncensored to Your Campus.
The Africa Uncensored Campus Tour is officially back on the road, and we want you to help us bring the newsroom to your university.

The Campus Tour is our way of meeting young journalists where they are, offering professional mentorship, practical training, and career guidance, and offering students access to industry experts, hands-on learning, and real opportunities to grow in the media space.

If you are a student, lecturer, student leader, or part of campus media who can help us access your university, we’d love to partner with you.
Want us to come to your campus?
👉 Email us at: [email protected]

Join us today 6PM, on a new episode as we host Anthony Kamande of Oxfam International to dissect their latest report on ...
08/12/2025

Join us today 6PM, on a new episode as we host Anthony Kamande of Oxfam International to dissect their latest report on the Kenya Inequality Crisis. Get the essential, shocking data on Kenya's extreme poverty which now stands at 46%, also dive deep into the findings of the shocking Kenyan Parliamentary Report on decades of alleged abuses by the British Army Training Unit Kenya (BATUK), including sexual violence, killings, and environmental destruction.

This is a crucial conversation on the structural barriers and policy solutions needed to create a more equitable Kenya.

05/12/2025

How a fake scooter company used AI to defraud African migrants of millions. Read more on uncensored.africa

Today, as we mark the International Day of Persons with Disabilities 2025, the conversation in Kenya has shifted. For th...
03/12/2025

Today, as we mark the International Day of Persons with Disabilities 2025, the conversation in Kenya has shifted.

For the first time, we celebrate under the authority of the Persons with Disabilities Act, 2025. The days of viewing inclusion as a charitable favor are over. The 2025 PWD Act, assented to in May, replaced the outdated 2003 law & guarantees the rights of persons with disabilities to education, employment, healthcare, political participation, and access to buildings and public spaces.

But while the law is signed, the gap remains wide;

The National Council for Persons With Disability reports that only 4% of public institutions meet the 5% hiring mandate for PWD, leaving them at just 1.32% of the workforce. The first Disability Inclusion Status Report 2025 also highlighted that disability exclusion is costing Kenya an est. KES 1.05 trillion every year (6.95% of our GDP). On top of that, the report exposed a 44.7% wage gap and a stubbornly high poverty rate of 38% among PWD.

As Kenya celebrates today, The frameworks are finally set. The laws are here. Next year will be the definitive test of whether Kenya can turn these paper promises into lived realities for over a million citizens?
What changes would you advocate for, lets engage in the comments?

02/12/2025

With a government ban on media making verification difficult, misinformation about the trial of South Sudan's vice president, Riek Machar, is heightening tensions in the country. Read more on uncensored.africa

01/12/2025

We are live with Rachael Mwikali! Join the conversation. Share your thoughts.

01/12/2025

Tonight on : As the world marks the 16 Days of Activism Against GBV, we tackle digital violence and other forms of gender-based violence, a growing threat in Kenya and beyond.

Joining us is Rachael Mwikali Mueni, Human Rights Advocate and Pan-African Feminist Activist, to unpack the realities of GBV and discuss urgent steps for prevention and accountability. We’ll also be celebrating Africa Uncensored’s 10th anniversary - 523 Mondays later!

Tonight on  : As the world marks the 16 Days of Activism Against GBV, we tackle digital violence and other forms of gend...
01/12/2025

Tonight on : As the world marks the 16 Days of Activism Against GBV, we tackle digital violence and other forms of gender-based violence, a growing threat in Kenya and beyond.

Joining us is Rachael Mwikali Mueni, Human Rights Advocate and Pan-African Feminist Activist, to unpack the realities of GBV and discuss urgent steps for prevention and accountability. We’ll also be celebrating Africa Uncensored’s 10th anniversary - 523 Mondays later!

01/12/2025

President Ruto has consistently used data to highlight the achievements of his administration. And while some of these improvements are factual, do they amount to half-truths, especially when he cites numbers from the previous regime in which he served as Deputy President? Alphonce Shiundu breaks it down.

In Baringo, an estimated KSh 2.64 billion has been lost to corruption since 2014, according to EACC and media reports. T...
28/11/2025

In Baringo, an estimated KSh 2.64 billion has been lost to corruption since 2014, according to EACC and media reports. The county’s graft networks span procurement fraud, embezzlement of public funds, revenue-collection scams, and abuse of office.

Investigations show inflated tenders, irregular payments, and diverted funds meant for essential Baringo projects. EACC reports link senior officials to contract manipulation and revenue misuse, while weak oversight continues to fuel systemic graft. With Hon. Kiprono Chemitei now elected as Senator, will oversight finally improve? Read more on , in partnership with OdipoDev: https://bit.ly/48mTVWq

26/11/2025

President Ruto’s State of the Nation address and the figures he cited may not have resonated with many Kenyans, as they don’t reflect the realities on the ground. Alphonce Shiundu breaks this down in the latest episode of . Watch here: https://youtu.be/mWUJreOCe4o

A huge congratulations to Africa Uncensored’s reporter and fact-checker, Tracy Bonareri, on winning the Thomson Foundati...
25/11/2025

A huge congratulations to Africa Uncensored’s reporter and fact-checker, Tracy Bonareri, on winning the Thomson Foundation’s Young Journalist of the Year Award.

In their unanimous praise, the judges highlighted her “versatility, vibrancy and commitment to good journalism,” noting that “Tracy was the clear winner… an engaging all-rounder who tells hard-hitting stories about Kenyan life without sensationalism, and in a deeply human and courageous way.”

A truly well-deserved recognition. Congratulations, Tracy, you continue to inspire excellence in our newsroom! 👏🏽

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