Makutano Junction

The show is produced by David Campbell and Naomi Kamau. The series has had different directors and writers who dedicate to different episodes and seasons. The first director was Andrew Gosling. Shani Grewal directed 39 episodes of the show. Mary Migui, Salome Kinyanjui and Omfwoko Aswani were also directors at some point in the television series. Philip Luswata, also playing a main role in the teledrama, is the primary scriptwriter. Other writers were Morrison Mwadulo, Natasha Likimani, Charles Ouda, Damaris Irungu, Patrick Serro and Wanjiru Kairu. Official production of this television series was started in 2005.

The first nine seasons were shot in standard and were framed at 4:3 aspect ratio. Subsequent seasons have had 16:9 widescreen. Each season is set to have 13 episodes each. The first season was released in the same year and issues such as Human Rights, Social Justice, Values and Perceptions, Conflict Resolution, Sustainable Development, interdependency among more were showcased.[2] In series two of Makutano, Living with HIV/AIDS social justice were the key issues.[3] In the third season, human rights, diversity values and perceptions were the key issues that were put into play.[4] The fourth season—that ran for the usual 13-episode run—had all the previous themes combined one key issue that was included women leadership and the challenges they face. This made Regina Rè as the central character of the season.[5] Down to the thirteenth season, women banking had its fly as it encouraged women to consider saving their money for financial security. The 2015-2016 season will cover the topics: tracking education for children, improving education in schools through teacher and parent participation, women's empowerment and agribusiness entrepreneurship. The season will premiere on 14 October 2015 at Citizen TV.

• Raymond Ofula[6] as Winston Mabuki
• Mukami Njiru[7] as Priscilla Mabuki
• Maqbul Mohammed[8] as Karis
• Alfred Munyua[9] as Vincent Mabuki
• Ainea Ojiambo[10] as Snake

• Joseph Omari[11] as Hannington Baraka
• Margaret Aketch[12] as Bernadette Baraka
• Onyango Owino[13] as Maspeedy
• Regina Re[14] as Hope Baraka
• Charles Ouda[15] as Philip Baraka
• Patricia Kihoro[16] as Diana Baraka
• Mungai Mbaya[17] as Brian Baraka

• Jim Were[18] as Jonathan Mulani
• Salome Kinyanjui[18] as Rose Mulani
• Beatrice Wangechi[19] as Kara Mulani
• Emily Wanja[20] as Red Mulani
• Kamau Mbaya[18] as Tobby Mulani

• Uncornfirmed actor[21] as Leonard
• Lizz Njagah[21] as Nancy Mukara
• Angela Ndambuki as Nancy #2 (Season 2 only)
• Peter Nzioki[21] as Albert Mukara

• Naomi Kamau[22] as Mama Mboga
• Cajetan Boy[23] as Erasmus Okodi[23]
• Uncornfirmed actor[23] as Peggy Okodi[23]
• Uncornfirmed actor[23] as Mari Okodi[23]
• Uncornfirmed actor[23] as Joni Okodi (baby)[23]

• Frobisher Lwanga[24] as Dodgy D[24]
• Abubakar Mwenda[24] as Bill[24]
• Jeff Shigoli[25] as Ben

• Philip Luswata as Matano
• Caroline Midimo as Margaret
• Asha Mwikali as Everlyn

• Lucia Shikuku as "Big" Sharon[24]
• Wanjiku Mburu as "Small" Sharon[24]
• Wanja Mworia as Toni[24]
• Janet Kirina as Florence

• Morrison Mwadulo as Josiah
• Louisa Sialo as Ana
• Pascal Tokodi as Thomas
• Triza Kabue as Lena