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Ukombozi Library
Progressive African Library and Information Activists (PALIAct) Ukombozi Library was established in 2017 by progressive information and social justice activists in partnership with Vita Books, Mwakenya December Movement and the Mau Mau Research Centre to bring to light thousands of books, publications and archives that inspired and fueled the struggles for social justice and democracy in Kenya.
| Website | ukombozilibrary.org ↗ |
| info@ukombozilibrary.org | |
| X | @UkomboziLibrary ↗ |
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| Site language | English |
| Last read | 30 Sep 2026 |
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