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Alarm Over Rate Of Kikuyu Men Marrying From Other Tribes

It looks like a soft revolution, but there's increasingly more Kikuyu men marrying outside their tribe in recent years, studies have shown. And this has led to alarm by the Kikuyu Council of Elders who warn of impending calamity and extinction of their tribe within the next 30 years, going by current life-expectancy ra

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It looks like a soft revolution, but there's increasingly more Kikuyu men marrying outside their tribe in recent years, studies have shown. And this has led to alarm by the Kikuyu Council of Elders who warn of impending calamity and extinction of their tribe within the next 30 years, going by current life-expectancy rates. But what led to this state of affairs? Well these stereotypes of Kikuyu Women are driving their men away. For instance, when a Nyeri woman cut off her husband’s genitals and made the national news, immediately Nyeri women started being profiled and shunned. The spin-off effect of such a single act, has widespread consequences. In recent years, we have also heard of this infamous woman from “Kabete” (Kiambu) who uses a...

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