PHOTO ESSAYS: No Place For Corrupt Politicians to Hide in Kenya
Boniface Mwangi is freelance photographer who boasts two CNN Mohamed Amin Photographic Awards...
No Place For Corrupt Politicians to Hide in Kenya
Ahead of the 2013 poll, the fight against corruption has gone digital with a website that links high-ranking politicians to graft and other scandals.
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Kenya: Activists Expose Corrupt Politicians
IPS, 21 November 2012
A new website linking corruption and other scandals to high-ranking Kenyan politicians, created by a team of political provocateurs, has become one of the most-visited web pages in… Read more »
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Kenya: Demonstrators Leave Coffins At Parliament's Gate
Capital FM, 28 June 2012
A group calling itself "Kenya Ni Kwetu" left mock coffins at the gates of Parliament, in a demonstration "to bury years of impunity," charging political rulers of corruption and… Read more »
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Kenya: Fast Forward - Social Change With a Flash Bulb
RNW Africa, 9 July 2012
Photographer and social activist Boniface Mwangi may only be 28, but the photos he took during Kenya's 2007 post-election violence have made a name for himself. That name is… Read more »
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13 November 2012
Political Provocateurs Expose Kenya’s Corrupt Politicians
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A team of political provocateurs create controversial murals around Nairobi depicting the nation’s political elite as vultures and ... see more »
Boniface Mwangi organised a group of graffiti artists to create controversial murals around Nairobi depicting the nations political elite as vultures and criticising the populace for voting them into office again and again.
InFocus
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Clashes and reprisals are a grim reminder of events from five years ago, raising concern about the country's ability to navigate these tensions ahead of the 2013 polls. Read more »
