In western Kenya, an increasing number of young people are transforming mourning into a profitable business by being hired by families to participate in funeral rites, which families engage to ensure high attendance—a sign of respect for the deceased—rather than relying solely on genuine community relationships.
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Kenya: être payé pour faire le deuilAdded:
[cheering] [music] >> We should stop disrespecting the [music] dead.
Let us respect our culture and do it right to the right way and not just hiring people to come and mourn. Let us revive our relationship with our community members, with our family members and friends so that we just mourn.
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