Kenya’s Mijikenda people revive sacred homesteads to protect the forest

Mongabay
Oct 1, 2018, 5:17 pm366 pts
KILIFI COUNTY, Kenya — Dressed in blue and white traditional regalia, elders walked barefoot along a narrow footpath heading to the Kaya Kauma. The kaya, a sacred ancestral village surrounded by forest, belongs to the Kauma clan of the Mijikenda people. Before passing through the third and final gate to the…

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