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When she earns more: Love, ego and the battle for balance

In a typical African household, the man is expected to be the provider.

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by NELLY MUCHIRI

News28 July 2025 - 21:45
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AI illustration of a man feeling emasculated 

‎In a typical African household, the man is expected to be the provider. A lot of times, masculinity in an African household is tied to a man’s ability to bear the load of finances on his shoulders without any complaint.

However, these progressive times have revolutionised the workforce with more women working. In fact, there is a rising trend of some women earning more than men.

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