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Indigenous women are challenging negotiated democracy among pastoralists

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NTV Kenya (Youtube)
August 8, 2026
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Indigenous women leaders are challenging the growing practice of negotiated democracy among pastoralist communities, accusing elders of shutting women out of political decision-making. Subscribe and watch NTV Kenya live for latest Kenyan news today and everyday as told by Kenyan

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