THE MINISTER'S MURDERER 1" recounts the cold-blooded assassination of Tom Mboya, a prominent Kenyan minister, on July 5, 1969. The video explores the intricate details surrounding his murder, shedding light on the political tensions of the time and the implications of his death. Key Points from the Video

Background of Tom Mboya: Mboya was a significant figure in Kenyan politics, known for his role in shaping the country's post-independence policies and advocating for African unity. His political career made him both influential and controversial, leading to numerous enemies.

The Assassination: Mboya was shot outside Chaani's Pharmacy in Nairobi after leaving a meeting. The assassin, Nahashon Isaac Njenga Njoroge, was reportedly a former youth member of the Kenya African National Union (KANU) and had connections to powerful political figures.

 The video details how Njenga and his accomplices tracked Mboya throughout the day, waiting for an opportune moment to strike.

Political Implications: The assassination sparked widespread unrest in Kenya and intensified ethnic and political divisions. Many believed that Mboya's potential to succeed President Jomo Kenyatta made him a target for elimination by those who felt threatened by his rising influence

Trial and Execution: After his arrest, Njenga was tried in a swift and secretive trial that raised many questions about its fairness. He was convicted and executed shortly thereafter, but his last words—questioning why the "big man" behind the assassination was not pursued—have fueled speculation about higher-level conspiracies.

Mystery and Legacy: The video concludes by emphasizing the ongoing mystery surrounding Mboya's assassination, suggesting that it may have been orchestrated by powerful figures within the government who feared his political ambitions. This unresolved aspect continues to resonate in Kenyan history and politics.

Overall, the video serves as a poignant reminder of Tom Mboya's legacy and the turbulent political landscape of Kenya during that era.