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Win for housewives as court awards woman bulls, matrimonial home

The judge directed that the matrimonial house be valued and a report filed in court within the next 30 days. [Courtesy]

The High Court in Narok has acknowledged the role played by housewives and allowed a divorced woman to keep two bulls and part of the matrimonial home.

Kilgoris High Court judge Francis Gikonyo noted that the woman, identified in court papers as HNM, played a major role in taking care of the property thus allowing her husband time to go out to look for money.

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