Women at work. Home, though. The African family has well-defined roles: the kitchen to the woman, and only the woman. We keep her in this exclusive. As for those jobs that relate to the kitchen: grind corn, make up the heavy water tank in your back or head, the chapati dough, select grains of rice, chop vegetables, stir the ugali ... The woman is intimately tied to home and children, wife and mother in the service the family. The man, father and husband, is in the margin: off to work! Its job is to find means of subsistence. At home we think the queen of the home. In rural villages still do. In town, things change. But it's no wonder: at the time of the stereotypes was the same for us fascists "Mzungu", and families to the 'old' we find today. Apparently, it is a model that works sometimes. Furthermore, every culture is worthy of respect: all different, no better.
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