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Nyanza has suffered enough; it's time to chart a new path

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When a group of youth protested over the cost of living. [Caleb Kingwara, Standard]

As families are coming together to celebrate Christmas and New Year, I take this moment to direct the attention of the world to Luo Nyanza because something is happening there and we will not keep quiet.

From the very outset I will surmise that the people, popularly known as the grandchildren of Ramogi (nyikwa Ramogi Ajwan'g), may have to engage in political open-heart surgery or else the region will lose its lustre and identity forever.

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