I Will Marry When I Want
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I Will Marry When I Want, originally written in Gikuyu as Ngaahika Ndeenda, is a play that critiques social injustices and class divisions in post-colonial Kenya.
The narrative revolves around two families, one wealthy and one poor, highlighting the exploitation and marginalization experienced by ordinary Kenyans.
Through satire and social commentary, the play exposes the corruption and greed that perpetuate inequality in society.
It emphasizes the importance of cultural identity and resistance against oppressive systems.
The play encourages audiences to question prevailing social norms and fight for a more equitable and just society.
The narrative revolves around two families, one wealthy and one poor, highlighting the exploitation and marginalization experienced by ordinary Kenyans.
Through satire and social commentary, the play exposes the corruption and greed that perpetuate inequality in society.
It emphasizes the importance of cultural identity and resistance against oppressive systems.
The play encourages audiences to question prevailing social norms and fight for a more equitable and just society.
