“This Isn’t Only a Kikuyu Issue”: Bea Wangondu and Andrew H. Brown on Land, Justice and ‘Kikuyu Land’
Directors Wangondu and Brown reflect on colonial land dispossession, inherited silence and the possibility of justice.
Frank Njugi is a Kenyan Writer, Page Poet, Culture Journalist and Critic. He has written for platforms such as Debunk Media, The Standard Kenya Newspaper, Wakilisha Africa, Afrocritik, The Cauldron,The Moveee, Africa in Dialogue, Brittle Paper, Salamander Ink Magazine and others. He tweets as @franknjugi.
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