Is more violence brewing in Kenya?

The transcript discusses the planning of violence in Nairobi's Matari slum, highlighting the role of Jerry White Jango, a former freedom fighter, who explains the Kikuyu's self-defense efforts due to government inaction. The Mungiki, a powerful criminal gang, is introduced as a key player in safeguarding Kikuyu interests. The transcript details recent Kikuyu revenge attacks and the resulting ethnic tensions. It also covers the Mungiki's growing influence and recruitment efforts, supported by high-level Kikuyu businessmen and politicians, as they prepare for a major conflict.

What is the primary reason the Kikuyu community is taking matters into their own hands?

• The government is actively supporting them.

• The government is not protecting them.

• They are seeking international attention.

• They want to expand their territory.

What is the official aim of the Mungiki group?

• To support all ethnic communities equally.

• To establish a new government.

• To safeguard Kikuyu culture and property.

• To promote international peace.

What recent actions have the Kikuyu gangs taken?

• They have started revenge attacks.

• They have moved to other countries.

• They have disbanded the Mungiki.

• They have launched peace talks.

What has contributed to the Mungiki's growing influence?

• Fear among the Kikuyu community.

• Support from other ethnic groups.

• Support from international organizations.

• Increased government funding.

Who is reportedly supporting the Mungiki despite their outlawed status?

• Local community leaders.

• High-level Kikuyu businessmen and politicians.

• International peacekeepers.

• The United Nations.