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Robert Burale sues Alex Mwakideu and ex-wife Rozina Mwakideu
09th October, 2025 04:26 PM
Pastor Robert Burale has sued his ex-wife, Rozina Mwakideu, and his former brother-in-law and media personality, Alex Mwakideu, over defamation through a YouTube video posted on Alex Mwakideu’s YouTube channel.
Through a certificate of urgency filed at the Milimani Commercial Magistrate Court on October 8, 2025, Burale is seeking a court order restraining Alex Mwakideu from publishing or making any statements against him pending the hearing and determination of his application.
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“That pending the hearing and determination of this application inter partes, an order of injunction be granted restraining the respondent (Alex), whether by himself or his agents, from publishing and causing to be published any post or statements defamatory of the applicant (Burale) published on October 4, 2025, by any means inclusive of his YouTube channel under the name Alex Mwakideu,” part of the application read.
Further, Pastor Burale wants the court to order journalist Alex Mwakideu to pull down and delete each video containing parts of the content that he states has defamatory remarks against him until the application he has filed is heard and determined.
“That pending the hearing and determination of this application, an order of injunction be issued compelling the respondent (Alex Mwakideu), either by himself or his agents, to forthwith pull down and delete each post containing parts/intoto of the contents in the video https://.com/watch?v=UnVWMJWcj0u and of its related content,” Burale states in his application.
Notably, the celebrated pastor is seeking a court order prohibiting social media users from sharing or posting the contents of the video containing defamatory allegations against him.
In his application, he wants the court to order his ex-wife, Rozina, and journalist Alex Mwakideu to offer a public apology to him that will be widely covered by media, including Alex Mwakideu’s YouTube channel.
“That pending the hearing and determination of this application and suit, an order of mandatory injunction be and is hereby legally granted compelling the respondents (Alex and Rozina) to offer an unqualified formal public apology with extensive media coverage, inclusive of and not limited to the “Alex Mwakideu” YouTube channel,” part of Burale’s application read.
In addition, he wants the court to order the two to publicly withdraw and acknowledge the falsehood of the defamatory verbatim in the video and make an appeal to the public to cease sharing and any engagement of whatsoever nature with the referred content and any defamatory statement against him, including making a demand for complete expungement of the already downloaded video.
