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New law could be a threat to the the marriage institution and its economic benefits

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One of the revolutions unleashed by the 2010 Constitution is allowing women to inherit wealth from their parents.

In most Kenyan communities, women were not allowed to inherit wealth from their parents as that was reserved for male heirs.

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