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The graves of the Kikuyu who were burned alive in Kiambaa are nowhere to be seen
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January 1, 2026
By Marnix de Bruyne Without transformation, without public apologies, people cannot move on from what happenedSamuel Kosgei, human rights organization Justice and Peace We are a church of the living, not of the deadPaul Karanja, pastor During...
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