The woman had been having affairs with
both men for more than four years and
apparently refused to choose between
them.
The agreement sets out a rota for Sylvester
Mwendwa and Elijah Kimani to stay in her
house and states they will both help raise
any children she bears.
Lawyers said their "marriage" would be
legally recognised if they could prove
polyandry was part of their custom.
'Jealousy'
Mr Mwendwa and Mr Kimani drafted the
agreement after realising they had both
been having an affair with the woman in
Mombasa County for more than four years,
the local Daily Nation newspaper reports.
Community policing officer Adhalah
Abdulrahman persuaded the two men to
marry the woman after he saw them
fighting over her, it reports.
"We have agreed that from today we will not
threaten or have jealous feelings because of
our wife, who says she's not ready to let go
of any of us," the agreement says, Kenya's
NTV station reports.
"Each one will respect the day set aside for
him. We agree to love each other and live
peacefully. No-one has forced us to make
this agreement," it adds.
Mr Mwenda said her parents had given their
blessing, while he is planning to pay the
bride price.
The woman, a widow with two children, did
not want to be named.
Kenyan family lawyer Judy Thongori told the
Daily Nation that the law does not explicitly
forbid polyandry - a woman having more
than one husband.
"The laws we have do not talk about it but
for such a union to be recognised in Kenya,
it has to be either under the statutory law or
as customary marriage. The question we
should ask now is whether these people
come from communities that have been
practising polyandry," she is quoted as
saying.
Polygamous marriages often take place in
Kenya, but wife-sharing is unheard of,
correspondents say.

Na wa o. How beautiful is dis woman self.

If a man is allowed to marry more than one woman as practiced by some religions, then she feels it is only normal for a woman to have two men marrying her. Which religion practice that?

hadtim: Na wa o. How beautiful is dis woman self.

same question on my mind o and she even has two children...tank God am dis dull

#Opens mouth wide#
#Sits down on the floor#
#scratching my head#

Kenya is known 4 her polygamous practice buh d case of a woman to two men is unheard of n a hell of a weirdo one...Not kul one bit,hw do we share d woman. Can't imagine such bullshyt