Character

Zake Kintaka

outspoken confrontational morally urgent accusatory principled alarmed

Archbishop Kintaka emerges as a pivotal whistleblower in the Khundu genocide crisis. Fresh from a White House prayer breakfast, he tells reporters the Arkutu government broadcasts radio directives to guide machete mobs toward Induye targets, including a church sheltering 800 people. Danny Concannon cites Kintaka's account during a press briefing, thrusting private intelligence into public view and revising the death toll to 15,000. His testimony sharpens moral outrage, boxes the Bartlet administration into crisis response, and underscores religious leaders' role in exposing atrocities.

3 appearances

Zake Kintaka's Journey

A timeline through the narrative

3 moments

S4E14 · Inauguration Part I

Amen, But Not Enough — Zake's Moral Rebuke

Angry, outraged and unflinching — using moral authority to shame and press for action.

Archbishop Zake Kintaka interrupts the post-prayer meal, accuses the administration of inaction and racial double standards, amplifies the scope of violence beyond Bitanga, and directly challenges Bartlet with a rhetorical …

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S4E14 · Inauguration Part I

Pressed on Khundu: Identification Tags, Radio-Directed Mobs, and a Rising Death Toll

Alarming and accusatory as reported; presents as outraged and compelled to demand action.

Archbishop Kintaka is not in the room but functions as the origin of the explosive allegation—his eyewitness testimony (reported by Danny) charges the Arkutu government with using radio to direct …

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S4E14 · Inauguration Part I

Church Massacre Revealed — Khundu Toll Skyrockets

Reported as outraged and anguished; positioned as a moral accuser of inaction.

Not present physically in the room but cited by Danny as the source of the account that the Arkutu government used radio to direct mobs to the church; his moral …

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