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Easter more commercialised and secularised than spiritual

Easter more commercialised and secularised than spiritual
The public celebrating Easter holiday at the Kenyatta public beach in Mombasa on Sunday. [Photo: Standard]

By Peter Oduor

Kenya: Grand Easter Sale. Up to 30 per cent off. Strictly cash only. Those are the words that scream at pedestrians along Kimathi Street in Nairobi from an electronics shop.

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