Ezekiel Mutua has been dubbed Kenya's "moral policeman"
When I met Mr Mutua the first things I noticed were his pencil-thin moustache and friendly smile.
The chief executive of the Kenya Film Classification Board (KFCB) warmly welcomed me into his office, but his charm belies his reputation as a stern "moral policeman" who censors films, songs, and television adverts which feature sexualised content and same-sex relationships.
A song with references to oral sex, adverts for a "sex party" and a film featuring a lesbian couple have all felt the force of Mr Mutua's action.
But the former journalist, who is a devout Christian, objects to being called a censor. Read more >>