
Fans React After Otile Brown Questions Taboo Around Men Cooking
Human Interest
By Sharon Kerubo|

During a lively interview on Radio Jambo, singer Otile Brown sparked a major pan-African conversation by questioning why some traditional societies still view cooking as a chore reserved exclusively for women.
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