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Nothing Remains of the Graves of the Kikuyu Who Were Burned Alive in Kiambaa, Kenya.

Summary by NRC Handelsblad
During the 2008 ethnic violence in Kenya, the Kiambaa church became a symbol of its horror. Kikuyu who fled to the church and were killed when Kalenjin fighters set it on fire were reburied in 2009. But the graves are no longer visible. "History is being erased."

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Nothing Remains of the Graves of the Kikuyu Who Were Burned Alive in Kiambaa, Kenya.

During the 2008 ethnic violence in Kenya, the Kiambaa church became a symbol of its horror. Kikuyu who fled to the church and were killed when Kalenjin fighters set it on fire were reburied in 2009. But the graves are no longer visible. "History is being erased."

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NRC Handelsblad broke the news in Netherlands on Monday, December 1, 2025.
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