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City crowds take the ‘choma’ culture to the village

Sports and Culture in charge John Ochieng of Safeguard Orphans and Widows Foundation (SOWOF) delivers a goat labelled for Christmas festivities to orphans and widows at Toy Market in Kibera, Nairobi county on December 23,2016. The organization is determined to ensure the needy also have a taste of soup on the day when Christians around the world will be making merry. (Photo: Denish Ochieng/ Standard)

The next few festive days will, for the only time in the year, see more meat consumed in rural areas than in Nairobi.

It may also, again a rare thing, see the consumption of goat meat overtake beef as city crowds take the ‘choma’ culture to the village.

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