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| How Kenya election puts strain on ethnically mixed couples. | |
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| Topic Started: 4 Aug 2017, 06:35 PM (4 Views) | |
| Sandy | 4 Aug 2017, 06:35 PM Post #1 |
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Ethnicity plays a big part in Kenya's elections, with many people voting along communal lines, and occasional outbreaks of political violence in which people are targeted according to their ethnic background. This can make life difficult for mixed ethnicity couples, as the BBC's Dickens Olewe in Nairobi found ahead of next week's election. Link to the story. |
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