01 Feb

Introducing Ride 47

#Ride47 brings bikers from different walks of life riding across the 47 counties in Kenya while making stops in schools for the less fortunate so as to give back as well as educate the children county by county. Get the first episode at Rununu.tv.

For more videos like this, download the Rununu app in the Google Play Store or the Apple App Store, or log on at Rununu.tv.

27 Jan

Introducing Please Don’t Leave me

The ‘1st episode of “I Heart You’ series. An emotional story about Lily who is heartbroken by the struggles in her marriage to Sam. What does she do to manage the drama in her life?

For more videos like this, download the Rununu app in the Google Play Store or the Apple App Store, or log on at Rununu.tv.

26 Jan

The Story Behind the Heart and Soul of Rununu

4 years ago, my wife and I were living in Chicago and we heard about a friend’s experience living in Kenya. We both immediately felt compelled and overwhelmed with curiosity. Could we do something like that also? I came to Kenya to scout it out. A mutual friend, Mark, urged me on, “Tony, you’ve got to meet Ken Oloo! He’s like the Kenyan version of you!”

Immediately, Ken and I hit it off. As we drove around looking at schools and ministries in Nairobi, we talked about everything from being married to strong, awesome women to American politics to effective storytelling to Kenyan culture. But our conversations were always the most impassioned when we talked about the space where social impact and for-profit business intersected. It’s this space where profit, people and purpose are all so intermingled that you can no longer separate the stew. (more…)

26 Jan

How Westerners (like me) Get the African Story All Wrong

Quick, name 3 Asian characters in movies you’ve seen in the last year. Let me guess. It’s the martial arts master, the evil mafia boss, and… the sterile, geeky office worker.

What about African characters? How about these two: the nameless, naked tribal leader with a spear or the evil military warlord dictator (who’s usually training child soldiers).

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26 Jan

Introducing Bold Conversations

Rununu TV presents Bold Conversations, a fun talk-show/drama format that tackles the sticky, tricky topics that don’t get talked about enough. In this first episode, we tackle the question of whether spouses should reveal everything about their finances to each other?

For more videos like this, download the Rununu app in the Google Play Store or the Apple App Store, or log on at Rununu.tv.

26 Jan

Introducing Little Africans Big Things

What do you allow your kids to watch? What high-quality programming is relevant, educational, and interesting for kids these days?  We gathered an esteemed roundtable of kids living in Kenya. In this first episode of Little Africans Big Things, they discuss the 2016 question of the year: Trump vs. Hillary.

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26 Jan

PRESS RELEASE – Rununu.tv launches East Africa’s First Mobile Platform for Short Videos

PRESS RELEASE
January 26 2017

Nairobi – Today, Rununu launched the East Africa’s first mobile platform for short videos. In the first of its kind, Rununu is focused exclusively on short video stories about Africans for Africans by Africans.

Rununu launched today with an online event, featuring the posting of new content every hour, including series trailers, interviews with cast, and new articles about story-telling in the African context. (more…)

23 Jan

I Heart You – Now showing on Rununu.tv

Now showing on rununu.tv, ‘I Heart You’ is an anthology of short stories depicting just how twisted all kinds of relationships can get. (more…)