内容摘要：South_agency/E+/Getty Images Cynics not only lose out on friendships.

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Kenyan leader to build huge church at presidential officeGetty ImagesPlans seen by a local newspaper suggest it could cost $9m and feature 8.That statement alone has angered Kenyans already frustrated with his style of leadership and what they regard as the entanglement of the state and the church.

otherwise it might be seen to favour one Christian denomination over others.

at a time when many Kenyans are struggling with the rising cost of living.But despite huge visitor numbers.

even ones that have been really long-standing supporters of Pride in the UK.She added: We need to remember that we as a community are incredibly resilient.

the cost of their 2024 event was £1.Dee told the BBC: It's about making safe spaces.