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March 10, 2008

We All Belong to One Ethnic Group Known as Kenya

by Rasna Warah, Daily Nation, Kenya - Because of their colonial history, most Kenyans have a love-hate relationship with ethnic identity. On the one hand, those aspiring to be modern and upwardly-mobile actively disassociate themselves from their ethnic identity — they discourage their children from learning their mother tongue and spend years practising to remove traces of their ethnic accents when speaking English.

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