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Originally published by Nation CountiesMarch 24, 2026
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How 3D scanners are preserving Kamba culture for posterity
Despite facing excommunication from his church, Julius Muindi's work is to commercialise indigenous knowledge...
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The Akamba Cultural Centre and Museum in Makueni County, Kenya, is set to digitally preserve and promote Kamba culture for future generations after receiving a significant grant.
- A Sh7 million grant from the British Council will facilitate the digitization of 5,000 Kamba artefacts using 3D scanners.
- The initiative is led by founder Julius Muindi, inspired by his encounter with Kamba heritage in a Swedish museum.
- The project aims to safeguard both tangible items and intangible heritage like folklore and songs, while also fostering cultural tourism and the local creative economy.
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