Why Kenya should protect its cultural, heritage rights

Dancers perform a Luo traditional dance at Bomas of Kenya in Nairobi during Utamaduni Day on October 10. PHOTO | EVANS HABIL | NMG


Kenya celebrated Utamaduni Day last week after the government gazetted it as a public holiday last year.

Utamaduni Day aims to celebrate Kenya’s diverse culture, which has an increased role in the country’s socio-economic welfare. If properly managed, cultural rights and heritage can earn communities and the country additional revenue.

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