Families are increasingly disregarding constitutional inheritance protections, leaving elderly widows trapped in painful legal battles.
By Titus Ominde
Contributor
Nation Media Group
What you need to know:
Elderly widows in Uasin Gishu are spending their final years battling against children and in-laws over inherited property.
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For many grandchildren, the court cases are desperate fights for survival, identity and belonging.
When death comes, unresolved tensions that families managed to suppress during life frequently explode into bitter legal wars.
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