Selina Denman reflects on her family history and the rich, transformative tapestry of cultures along the East African coast, shaped by migration and trade winds.
The Swahili coast is characterized by 'movement and exchange,' highlighting its historical connections through trade routes and the blending of diverse cultures and traditions.
Denman's personal narrative intertwines with the broader historical context of the region, illustrating the complexity of her identity as 'nusu-nusu,' representing dual heritages intertwined through love and adaptability.
Fifty years on from her parents' wedding, Denman discovers a vibrant continuity in Mombasa’s landscapes—colonial architecture and natural beauty juxtaposed with evolving traditions, underscoring the region’s enduring allure.
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