Mbeere

His chief of staff, the Rev Malcolm Macnaughton, has recently returned from visiting Kenya in July with the Peter Cowley Africa Trust and the Friends of the Diocese of Mbeere.

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For example, the Anglican diocese of Mbeere is planning to install water run-off tanks on tin-roofed churches and schools throughout the diocese.

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Gabra: hameesaa Giriama: musishwi, mutsuchwi Kamba: kitungu, ndungu (fruit), itula Luo: arupiny Maa: oloishimi Mbeere: muguagua, kirugurugu (Evurore) Orma: komper Pokot: katagh, kallechuwa

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Maa: enkapalases, enkapoleses Malakote: kalaqacha Marakwet: sorikwo, sorik (plant) Mbeere: mukiare, muthiu, kikiare, mutangira, gitangira Orma: kalkach Pokot: sorichon, sorich (plural)

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Soft when cooked and hence usually mixed with other coarse vegetables or mashed in a maize and pulse mixture (Mbeere, Kamba).

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Maa: oretiti Marakwet: simotwo, simat Mbeere: mugumo

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Chonyi: fudu (fruit), mfudu unga Embu: muburu, mburu (fruits) English: black plum Giriama: mfudu Kamba: kimuu, muu (fruit) Kambe: fudu (fruit), mfudu unga Mbeere: muburu

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(Mbeere); ropes and string for building and other purposes are obtained from the bark.

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Fruits are collected in bulk and a kind of porridge made from them and drunk in times of famine (Mbeere).

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Pigeon pea is still an important crop in semi-arid areas, i.e. Machakos, Makueni, Mbeere and Tharaka-Nithi Districts.

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