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Kenya: Kewopa Cautions Marsabit Elders Against Patriarchy

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[Nation] The Kenya Women Parliamentary Association (Kewopa) has cautioned councils of elders in Marsabit against perpetuating patriarchy in the political leadership in the county.

Source: allAfrica.com

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