Kenyans like to spend lavishly on the dead. Including what they don't have. In my opinion it's unreasonable to bury money with the departed while there are kids that need fees and other forms of support. We need to be realistic. Watch on
The musings of a Nandi academic living far away from his native home of Cheptabach Village, Nandi County of Kenya. Happens when you miss your athletic people endowed with the whitest teeth in the whole world!
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