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Kenya's Ever Changing Canvas | African Renaissance
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In Kenya, a state created barely a century ago, Afua Hirsch explores how the British spun an idealised stereotype while carving out a brutal empire. Afua reveals the extremes of life today, the urban sprawl and untouched outback, and a young population still pushing away the lingering darkness of the British imperial past.
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That guy at the end was brilliant: Articulate, honest, and factually correct.
Wonderful video.Keep up the good work
Fantastic window into their real world ~ thank you!
Excellent work in spite of many tiny errors of information. Please try to think of Kibera and other peri-urban settlements as places of refuge for the victims of brutal physical and structural patriarchal abuse in the rural areas. Many of the present residents of Kibera were taken there by their single mothers in the early 90s because there was enough exposed garbage for the kids to forage on and eat. Kibera was a step up for them that freed them and enabled their survival and their children's continuity.
great works
Thank you for capturing contemporary life in Kenya.
Pity about the corruption that has kept so many in unnecessary poverty for so long. And no end in sight. Pity, a beautiful country.
Wait a second, where is the masks?
most of the time you show us a very important hairdo - under which the usual university-seminar is talking...
Im not impressed by their culture at all. Its so primitive for 2021. You would think they would have advanced a little more than they have by now. Its sad. I much prefer European culture or western culture. Our people actually build and create for the future. God help them.
Of course, those western cultures that plundered Africa for centuries, keeping the ‘natives’ subdued and oppressed. Kenya only gained its independence in the 60s from Britain and it took over 40 years for Britain to pay restitution for their harsh treatment of Kenyans during the Mau Mau uprising. It took the West 400 years of plundering the world to create the modernity you revel in. Have some level of decency and knowledge when you post about a subject.
whats primitive? anything that doesnt meet the white man standards? the world would be quite boring with your so called "civilization" as a standard. samburus are samburus and they dont intend to be another caricature of anyone. shame on your pale you.
God help you loser
Advanced? In all the time that Samburu haven't 'advanced', white people haven't 'advanced' our thinking beyond our primitive 18th century notions that cultures can be ranked and 'ours' is always better than 'theirs'.