Created by Alison Ngibuini Final episode date 26 March 2015 | First episode date 12 October 2011 Number of episodes 326 | |
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Also known as 'Mali: United by Blood:Divided by Greed' Developed by Al Is On Production Ltd (Kenya) Written by Damaris IrunguWanjiru KairuNatasha LikimaniCharles Ouda Directed by Alison NgibuiniJune Akinyi Starring George OhawaMary GacheriMkamzee MwatelaMumbi MainaBrenda WairimuKevin SamwelDaniel Peter Weke Similar Lies that Bind, Makutano Junction, Shuga, Soap | ||
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Mali also known as Mali: United by Blood: Divided by Greed is a Kenyan television series and a soap opera in East Africa. It premiered on October 12, 2011 on NTV (Kenya) and was broadcast in Uganda starting in 2012. Mali is the first Kenyan programme in its genre to run three times a week on NTV. It is written by Alison Ngibuini and Damaris Irungu.
Contents
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- Premise
- Main cast
- Recurring cast
- References
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Premise
Mali revolves around the lives of an affluent family, rich to the bone but like every family of this nature, plagued with deeper public hidden issues. The polygamous patriarch of the family is a chauvinist who runs his two homes like a military camp.
The family members are different in character, cultural, social and economic status but are all embroiled in effervescent tales of love, money, power, self gain, seduction and success.
The drama unfolds when the patriarch, Mr. G Mali, collapses and dies without leaving a will behind. This leaves his two families embroiled in a journey of greed, deceit, division and discovery of horrifying family and personal secrets that would have best remained hidden.
Mali is a story of obsession to do what is right but also get what is owed. MALI will take audiences through a journey of extremes that society, the family unit and the individual would go to in the pursuit of love, money and ultimate happiness.
Mali takes its audiences beyond the trappings of affluence to the reality of a family broken and divided and the personal and collective journeys each member makes to reunite the single family unit despite personal odds and societal differences.