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Bomet’s Legendary Storytellers
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12. The Town – Alex La Guma Summary: In apartheid-era South Africa, a poor black man searches for work in a segregated town. He faces racism, hunger, and hopelessness. La Guma’s vivid description of the harsh environment exposes the cruelty of social ine
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8. December and September in December – Filemon Liyambo Summary: September regularly visits his mentally ill sister December in a psychiatric hospital. Despite poor treatment from the nurses, he continues to care for her, bringing food and comforting her
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7. The Truly Married Woman – Abioseh Nicol Summary: Ayo and Ajayi have lived together for years without marriage, but their community and church disapprove. Ayo’s father insists on a proper ceremony to preserve family honor. Once married, Ayo gains respe
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6. Ivory Bangles – Eric Ng’maryo
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5. Incident in the Park – Meja Mwangi
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37 days agoBomet’s Legendary Storytellers
Gather a group of elders under a big tree, and you get instant storytelling magic. The stories are long, winding, and full of lessons, jokes, and local legends. Youngsters listen wide-eyed, sometimes pretending to be bored but secretly hooked. Storytelling is a way to pass history, culture, and wisdom. In Bomet, every tale has a punchline, a moral, and usually a dramatic twist. These storytellers keep the past alive and make the present richer.