Fanya Mambo: Kenyans Are Living in Fear | Police Brutality, Abductions & State Repression

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In this powerful episode of Fanya Mambo, host Sarah Mwangi is joined by Kan Maiyo and Nobert Mburu to confront the growing climate of fear in Kenya.

🎙️ What’s happening:

Kan Maiyo shares how he was abducted by DCI officers for criticizing police brutality

Nobert Mburu presents new research showing widespread public fear of abductions, political goons, and state repression

Why Kenyans now fear not just the police — but the system meant to protect them

Despite the threats, citizens remain committed to justice and good governance

This episode is a raw, honest look at Kenya’s shrinking civic space — and the brave voices refusing to be silenced.

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00:00 – Intro: Arrested for Speaking Against Police Brutality
01:42 – Meet the Guests: Kan Maiyo and Nobert Mburu
04:20 – How Kan Maiyo Was Arrested by DCI
08:15 – Why He Feared for His Life During Arrest
11:00 – Inside DCI Interrogation: Bible and No Evidence
13:40 – What It Feels Like to Be Labeled a Terrorist
17:20 – The Psychological Impact of Police and State Power
21:15 – Nobert Mburu: New Research Shows 76% Fear Online Expression
24:40 – What Kenyans Are Most Afraid Of (Abductions, Goons, Police)
28:10 – The Real Message Behind Targeted Arrests
31:50 – Did His TikTok Video Warrant Arrest?
35:00 – Context Behind “Incitement” Accusations
38:10 – The Government’s Failure in Information Strategy
41:30 – Digital Activism & State Surveillance in Kenya
45:10 – Is Protest Still Safe in Kenya Today?
48:00 – Nobert: How Government Uses Fear as a Tool
51:50 – Are Kenyans Self-Censoring Online?
55:00 – Why Most People Stay Silent – And Why Others Still Speak
59:40 – What Should the State Be Learning from Citizen Voices?
1:03:10 – Citizen Expression as Therapy & Resistance
1:06:00 – Policing the Past vs. Governing the Present
1:09:15 – Church’s Silence in the Face of Injustice
1:13:30 – Why Police Brutality Must Stop First
1:16:15 – Are We in a Revolution Already?
1:19:50 – The Shift in Power: People Are Now Setting the Narrative
1:23:00 – Ideal Leadership: Who Should Lead Kenya in 2027?
1:28:30 – What Kind of Kenya Do We Want?
1:31:20 – Final Thoughts: Constitutional Literacy & Real Change

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