A Kenyan Family-Paragraph

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In the past, the common form of marriage among the various cultural groups in Kenya wap polygamy and the polygamous families were embedded in extended family units consisting of a man, his several wives and their married sons and children.

But in line with the modern world, things are now changing there. The old custom of polygamous marriage is yielding to the new practice of monogamy, although many polygamous families can still be found in the rural areas of Kenya.

Many monogamous Kenyans are now living in nuclear families with their single spouses and their children. Many of them have given up their pastoral lives and have become wage earners in cities. But the can hardly give up their extended family and lineage connections back in their villages.

Some families have to maintain two households, one in their extended family home in the village and the other in the city. This often roses a dilemma for them.

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