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Published · transcript-backedHarriet Karimi Muriithi: evaluation
2 Nov 2023 Conversations with Tyler Harriet Karimi Muriithi on Life in Kenya
“It is changing quite a lot because, with time, the people are forgetting about the indigenous foods that we used to get at home.”
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- Harriet Karimi Muriithi
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- 2 Nov 2023
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- Conversations with Tyler
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…Yes. You’ve been in Nairobi 12 years. How is it changing? It is changing quite a lot because, with time, the people are forgetting about the indigenous foods that we used to get at home. Right now around Nairobi, given that it’s more of a residential place, you don’t find a lot of places where people want to grow their stuff. The thought of getting them from the villages and transporting them to where you are can be quite hectic because some will spoil on the way. Their budget may be just not pocket-friendly. People are more reliable on the junk food parts around Nairobi than it is around the village areas. Do people here think about the British much? This was once a British colony. Is that an important issue, or you’ve all forgotten?…
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