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More than 800 Kenyan Shona people have been issued ID cards after many years of statelessness.The Shona people began arriving in Kenya in the 1930s, primarily from what is now Zimbabwe, but, when Kenya became independent from Britain in 1963, most missed the two-year window to become citizens. Human rights organisations say many other ethnic groups in Kenya are also waiting for citizenship.

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