Monday Special: Crimes of passion

[@sinaidaajema5381]

Am a woman of too much anger and with the ladies story av really learnt a lesson.. It's good to let go everything that may push u to commit a crime

[@balbinashirima9234]

Mungu Fanya watoto watambue Mimi ni mama yao

[@judy4139]

Lesson:-1.Don't argue and fight when you are overwhelmed with emotions... 2.Literally walk away from an intense situation to cool down.Control anger & emotions 3.Dont fight another woman over a Man

[@lavylorentocomedy3540]

Saùcss

[@indivirabonnymatenje7290]

those are our mothers and sisters may God bless them one day they will be free Trust the Lord

[@Beautiful13818]

Amen

[@carolynemanyonyi4896]

This are Our mother's, sisters and also friends may God strengthen you

[@nayajay4419]

to all women never fight for a man if he loves you enough he wont put you in such a situation.!! i wish you well ladies

[@irenekanyi1125]

I was in a toxic relationship and I thought if I lost this person my life would not be the same,yes 14 yrs later am doing okay,my kids are big now and I just thank God.🙏

[@NungariwaMuchaiCeo]

what a lesson from these women....May God give you strength.

[@maryamkokani4683]

Women u should learn from this.Crime of passion.Kama unaona ur spouse ame change or amachoka na ww just move out to avoid all this.ona sasa 15years jailed it's too long.My God wah I feel pity n sad . Mungu tuu awasaidie

[@nyawiranzivo3346]

Devil is real. Even if you move out,some follow you to harm you esp men,as one has said hakuna mtu anapenda kushindwa.

[@jamesgitonga4811]

Those who are saying they could have speak swahili think outside the box this video should be viewed world wide and not everyone understands Swahili watching from Kuwait

[@wabbienganga1771]

When the interviewees struggle so much the emotion is lost. Wasioelewa Swa Wawekewe subtitles. This is our language and should come first. Kizungu ni cha wazungu.

[@gakimakiamamau2068]

I think youtube has subtitles.

[@theexperiment9571]

Who cares if it is going to be aired in some desert in Kuwait if the interviewees can't express themselves...

[@Zeramey]

Watching from Liberia

[@lucyshyengoh4259]

lol thats what subtitles are for. they are straining for no apparent reason.

[@africanlion3281]

Kenya is a good country my God. I'm watching from Uk Crime of passion. We've learned a lot. The reporter is a brilliant lady. The women are lovely and cute. They have healed. I pray for Halima to get an appeal & she can be pardoned. The psychologist is also brilliant. Kenya is a head. Keep up the good job.♥️💕🌹love you all and wish the Kenyan women a brilliant future.

[@tiniemajor4218]

HII KIZUNGU MINGI INABORE....

[@zennahmtoto1867]

Kabsaa badili aachane na wa2 waongeaa kiswahili coz nikama anawachanganya na kizungu yake

[@jedidahkyalo7402]

​@@zennahmtoto1867she was reporting for an English segment

[@jacintaannastasiawaitiki]

Above all GOD IS STILL ON THE THRONE HE IS WATCHING OVER U AND I PROPHESY IN JESUS NAME THAT THE MIGHTY GOD WHO RELEASES HIS BELOVED PEOPLE...EVEN YOUR DAY IS COMING AND IT WILL NOT TAKE LONG NEITHER IT WILL NOT B CANCELED....GOD B WITH U

[@kihiuwanjira6921]

Learning a lot from this. May God give you strength my sisters.

[@jamesgitonga4811]

Well done mbugua God bless you for such a sacrifice to go to prison and talk to those pple living there at least they feel loved

[@ednakargbo1744]

Thanks be to God for creating me this way. When a man ‘s love is finish . Let ‘s learn to let go. Sometimes we force issues too much and this is the cause of those ladies problems. I believe in my self and I always learn to let go. Any way this is an eye opener for those with high temper

[@marionkalerwa2600]

Halima Mungu akutie nguvu na afanye wepesi uliowakwaza kwa kuuwa binti yao moyo wa msamaha,waweze kukusamehe,duuu haya maisha bhana yataka makini,mtaliano aliyesababisha ugomvi watamu keshafariki siku nyingi,

[@bantuvoicemuchaikinuthia2536]

Marion Kalerwa Nime napenda huyu mtu mzima sana. Kwakweli Niki pata fursa.. Insha Allah tutamtembelea

[@wilma1866]

Mercy!!!!!!! Baba, saba Nyasaye! You are going to be just fine. You made a bad mistake. But we are ALL HUMAN. I will not be the first one to throw a stone at a glass houes as i have one myself! God bless you, all of you!

[@salomewaceke6735]

i know the feeling i hv been there b4 its not easy God b with u ladies good work

[@MaryAchieng-y9z]

Thanks for this video,to me have learnt something very important "move on" don't let anyone land you in trouble because nothing is cast on stone.

[@lilianwagathura8429]

Thank you God,instead of killing nilitorokea Saudi Arabia,,,here I am 9yrs ,life is hard but atleast Niko na Uhuru I didn't land in jail for doing crazy stuffs,,thou,stress and depression could have landed me anywhere,God's grace is sufficient

[@janetiminza4392]

am an anger victim i have learned a lesson

[@michealmburu3278]

tumia kiswahili kizungu ya nn si wote wakenya those inmates unaona wana struggle sana na engo

[@pennystang6065]

Anger is devils plan

[@arrdabrew2591]

sorry for what you are going through, go on your knees and ask God for forgiveness for He is the only one who truly forgives.

[@baibemimsbaibe9329]

may God give yu strength av learned alot poleni dada everthing happens with a reason

[@crispusmuriuki2221]

Kizungu mingi.....like ur nation. 1st b4 upende kizungu ya majuuu......

[@justhere5905]

This is to all men who beat their wives, siku yaja atakuuwa. Jela ni sawa kuliko kuchapwa na mtu just because he have big muscles. Just Saying wachaneni na bibi endeni mpigane na wanaume wenzenyu wale ambao mtapigana sawasawa. Thank me later.

[@marywangechi8032]

I learn something in deed

[@ruthmwangi6353]

have learned a lot

[@isaackuria6484]

may God add you more strength to move on.

[@miamori13]

Watching from Canada. keeping you all in my prayers.

[@b.L.Q.b.Y.]

miamori13 if u had been watchin from kibera u wudnt say it. Nkt.

[@milliechep525]

miamori13 amen

[@mercywanjiru-qs9hc]

Good lesson...i thank God he resqued me from this last year...if not for mercy from my s.o i would be one of this women...a statistic

[@ennethnasimiyukhisa8472]

Take courage in everything God's powerful. Your passion will go away and the new life will begin soon.

[@doctorlagat5378]

ooooh use swahili next time. If they can be released in bond am ready. watching from Canada

[@susanndungu1254]

yes it's best to use Swahili

[@wan16164]

They don't need bond,they are already serving time in prison in other words they were sentenced long time ago.

[@JAchica11]

Please add English subtitles! You have an international audience.

[@lionsimba723]

I know right!!!!!

[@sherrykenisha3692]

Ww si ujue tu ni mambo ya prison

[@janetg1597]

@@sherrykenisha3692 🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣😂ghai What?😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@VillagegirlinNorway]

It's funny people are concentrating on language instead of looking at the bigger picture...How may be the government should put up centres of abused women or even men.Most of this people commit these crimes for luck of support and the few of unknown.Too scared to leave a man coz they have no where to go. May be we should be asking where the anger and violence come from may be that has to do with how the African kids were brought up.The beating and punishment.So when people grow up they don't know anything else but violence as a way of solving issues.I Hope in Kenya counselling is free coz may cases are raising where people need professional help.

[@wabbienganga1771]

I like your comment but I wonder, if counselling were to be free, how wild Counsellors make a living off it? (I'm not saying there isn't free counselling though)

[@VillagegirlinNorway]

+Wabbie ng'ang'a it's free for individuals but of course they are paid by government. .why do we pay taxes if such small things can be made available...hope you understand what I mean...

[@funnyvines5965]

Let me share! All scoops 😭😭

[@frederickkalimba9639]

@ Lillian I agree with you I too noted folks are focused in language instead of big picture. The forum was meant for English, these inmates are freely talking the language that suits them anyway. I just listened some foreigners here should they speak Swahili? Talk of selfishness and ego.

[@loidekondunda991]

what bigger picture if we don't understand mxm

[@isaacwafula9376]

waah soo touching if I had power I cld have forgiven them,they have accepted their mistakes and are remorseful

[@joycekamau2858]

Thats a good project Judy Mbugua... i wish you would make another platform (live or behind scene) for people who would like to forgive, for example the family members, esp the son, of the late girl who was burned in the car with the lady who is sentenced to death.. actually for the families of the late and the prisoners. just a thought may be its good for both families to heal...

[@njerin6841]

The story only flows when you use your fluent language.thats Swahili.

[@wanjikumwangi1]

what did the mother and the brother had to do with that???this is crazy

[@africanlion3281]

I remember this case. The family were blamed for colluding in the victim's death. Any way I can't judge

[@nissispuppies5990]

When the media had great content

[@mamawanyumba103]

maskini poleni.....tena wafungwa mko warembo ata kuliko cc uku 😂

[@estherkazemba1106]

umeona eehh. ..maskini nawaurumia jamani

[@mwendapoleee]

Wee misiko lol

[@fofomohammed6253]

mama wa nyumba10 😂😂😂

[@JoJo-lh5ww]

The woman whose husband beat her should be set free. She should've never been sentence.

[@zurii]

Heartfelt...good reporting.

[@milkawatson6830]

please! leave Janet alone dont insult her or show her how to do her job....she was doing her job professionally and further more she asked them to be comfortable with Swahili or English....who told you this clip was meant only for those people who understands Swahili only?I think a times some people should style up.

[@RitaAsha]

Hii kizungu.mingi ya nini yawa!!!!!!

[@demarie7861]

Rita. Asha 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@evankya1955]

Imagine even the interviewees aren't comfortable with yhr language

[@Tinawarue]

Isn't the segment in English tho

[@estherunruh6456]

God nakuomba kwasababu ya wote wzko njela uwspe nguvu. Na uwasamee makosa yao. Wemungu unawanju kila mmja kwa Rohoo yake.

[@the_base-lq8mp]

What a lesson from these women may God give you stre

[@cindynimmore]

This is sad but in this life I have learnt one thing never to fight over a dude!!!

[@InTheEndOnlykindnessMatters]

Wish you had English subtitles

[@Ayubgn]

I would have opted for swahili in I were the journalist. The inmates seem to struggle a bit

[@irentirop6304]

poleni my sisters ni maisha tu

[@annpatricksbluez9432]

y can't u interview them in swahili???

[@briankenyan1799]

That cell looks like a girls' boarding school. Kamiti Maximum is hell.

[@patrickkimani6299]

Ladies in langatta prison live so well like a boarding school bro

[@joycekanini7448]

May God help you sister

[@ifgodsayyes.nobodycansayno1796]

mungu hawezi kubali mabaya huyoni shetani semeni shetani ashindwe

[@milkawatson6830]

IF GOD SAY YES. NO BODY CAN SAY NO. Ashidwe

[@DK-tm7er]

This journalist should accommodate these ladies and speak in Swahili.

[@balbinashirima9234]

Asante yesu

[@francismuiruri9064]

kweli waongee kiswahili waache ulami mingi.

[@victorsusanvictorsusan9690]

Aki ata kizungu inawashinda..

[@tamarikimani1923]

Kihara yake ndio inaongea

[@sakhilentshangase4430]

Swahili is a beautiful language

[@sizzlabarbra69]

may our good God b with u all....its not easy at all to b in prison i pray that one day all of u will b out n happy with your families...Gob bless you all...

[@briankenyan1799]

Hasira hasara.Never again will I allow my anger to affect my actions

[@StanleyOchoro]

Maisha ni ya Mungu mamaa..wesemao walimwengu achana nao

[@ankaremwa9809]

May God bless u.alot.have learnt soo much from you thanks one's more

[@miriamnyamus5138]

it's better you use swahili becoz that's a kenyan prison bt still there are pple who can't understand swahili,so both English n swahili shud apply,I learned a life lesson from these ladies,I must try my best to control my anger..watching bak hea in Jordan country

[@anitafriesen5016]

Regardless of what language is being spoken, what they're explaining is important. Perhaps sub titles in different languages so more people from more countries can watch and understand what's happening to these women. They're stories need to be heard in order for change to happen.

[@geraldmakalala6091]

Kwanini ninyi wakenya mnapenda Sana kingereza wakati ninyi Ni East Africa

[@naiyanaeshongo1958]

depression ,,, ukosefu wa ajira.

[@owenmutinda6042]

Use swahili purely... It's clear all of them are struggling.

[@wilfredkibiti8847]

God will Humble You

[@vickRagogi]

Watching 2024

[@Martinsky100]

Halima is from my hood .The Italian man Stefano Halimawas angry with and led to Sheillas death also died some years ago .

[@shiraann632]

God did it for Halima from life sentence to freedom at last....

[@bensonmwenesi7703]

shira Ann is she free now?

[@justiceserved2418]

@@bensonmwenesi7703 not yet...I was in langata 2 weeks ago...and I saw her there...she was wearing a blue uniform that time which is fir trustees...their letters came while u was there..so maybe ametoka this week

[@gladysnaliaka7985]

Nimejifusa kitu may God gives you strong is easy

[@harunmacaruf3025]

What is the difference between life sentence and death sentences.... are they not the same

[@shufaaesala3511]

@@harunmacaruf3025 death sentence you are supposed to be hunged bt it's not allowed in kenya.then life sentence you are just there in prison you don't know the date or year you will get out of prison

[@margretwangari1018]

Inaka jela watu wanakua warembo Sana😀😀

[@ResearchRendezvous]

Communication accomodation theory - use a language that the client is comfortable with. In this case, Kiswahili language.

[@janeadhiambo1345]

may God help them coz its nt easy to be there

[@sailasyidah1280]

Waa poleni sana mungu atakusaidia sana

[@OmanOman-gp7xm]

Muandishi sikuizi uhai nimdg Aliyeuwa wacha waishi uko tena waonyesha wamezowea namukiwa ivyo munawakawaka mmependeza hayo maisha wanapatiwa uku uswazi Akuna Awatakiwi kupendeza ivyo wengi watashawishika wamependeza bhn sio kiivyo inauma wenzao washapotea waache wakae umo

[@هايلالشمري-ف9ر]

I said thankyou it very nice

[@angelabrown8731]

I will love to also know what the prisoners are saying too.just put english captures on the screen to translate what they are saying.I really feel for the women in kenya.

[@anngakii6166]

Very true

[@lm686]

May God remember the inmates

[@jamesoswe2255]

Next time use kiswahili please

[@ARi-gp3cm]

And Or subtitles....

[@adhiambofm4475]

James Oswe Kilswahili for you watching from New York

[@emmanuelwanyela1922]

You should have done the interview in kiswahili....

[@wabbienganga1771]

Nimependa hii story sana. Such great lessons learned

[@TRUTHISM.]

Kizungu sio mdomo yao.sad stories though. Atleast they have changed,and through them i have learnt something

[@sugashTv]

I'm a documentary documentarist based in(Korea) Asia. I would like to meet NATASHA. how can i meet or get in contact with her? any help will be appreciated

[@georgeobare6289]

Get in touch

[@tabithakaranja9254]

good..piece bt I think Janet should av used much swahili..still love a piece that..Lillian Muli...sometime back..on crime

[@sarataouedraogo1417]

The journalists should translate in English, because this program is watched worldwide.

[@whitneylisa2753]

Next time use Swahili Janet

[@sintasintchaya5020]

Think of some of us watching from malawi...

[@sarahstephenofficial2648]

Jameni c mtumie Swahili language instead of this English yenye mnaongea past like it's present Anyway sorry for everything

[@theexperiment9571]

Lakink mbona Janet hakufanya interview in Kiswahili??

[@ladymaureen508]

so sorry

[@juliamuthoni2102]

Forgive my manners that i"m commenting 2 years later. A counselor should be jovial and have a good rapo .But Damn that counselor looks like someone who missed her SGR train.She looks hurt.Such a counselor should be jovial and have good Rapo with the inmates,Anyway Of Importance is life!!

[@doricasmwenya8949]

Just wondering this guys who says" NITAKUUA or NITAKUPIGA na nipelekwe jela sijui ka wana watch..nyenyenye mingi na hawajui venue watu wanateseka huko

[@briankenyan1799]

Jela watatamani wafe tu

[@karenwangari2445]

may jah see them

[@angelabrown8731]

Please translate what they are saying in English I don't understand Swahili.Why didn't they put english captures on the screen while they are speaking so I know what they are saying?

[@issakmadey1148]

Wil translate for u

[@sherovineenterprise1565]

Crime of passion, some women killed husbands side chic, another killed hubby for cheating, another fought with a friend who later died and the whole family was jailed for life

[@wanzueni]

financial indepedence will free kenyan women from these male mosters,solidarity is the key not divide and rule

[@kelliekelliz5832]

ii kirami chako kwani hujui your audience what they're fluent in..nkt..umembooh

[@ARi-gp3cm]

Janet next time let the interviewees use the language they are comfortable with...then incorporate subtitles...good lessons...self control important...

[@wabbienganga1771]

Exactly

[@gathenyakamau7131]

Why just not use Swahili!!! Total show off from this journalist, get off your high horse woman!! If you know you’re gonna do such interviews you need to be ready to adapt and be versatile. Remember it’s not about you, it’s about these inmates. Use the language they’re most comfortable with so the interview can flow n it’s authenticity and emotion isn’t lost.

[@kezmwaura]

Great lessons to take away from this interview