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Offensive ‘little boys’ at the workplace who won’t grow up

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If Polish-Briton author Joseph Conrad had lived in Kenya, I suspect he would have had much inspiration for his works. He did after all say that ‘Being a woman is a terribly difficult task, since it consists principally in dealing with men.’

I suffer the said men, especially in my line of work. The social-cultural setting in Kenya, it would appear, has bred pseudo misogynistic men who are far too oblivious or self-involved to recognize their offensive nature.

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