Last updated: 6 november, 2009 - 02:26 GMT

Manhood comes under debate in Kenya

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In these fast-changing times, the traditional role of men in African society is being challenged.

As increasing numbers of women get access to education and finances in particular, some Kenyan men feel this is complicating their relationships and, in some cases, undermining their manhood.

To find out why, our reporter in Nairobi, Gladys Njoroge, attended a candid debate titled 'Men under attack'.

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