Essays on Kenya

Every day, innocent, decent Kenyans who want to work and survive on an honest living are set up by snakes (powerful men) biting the little they have managed to scrap together against all odds. They steal in plain sight. No need to name them, you...

Traveling can help improve many problem solving skills and also the overall brain health. Traveling to other destinations can be very fun and a very good experience. People like to travel because it gets them away from the same old boring life they do every...

Traveling can help improve many problem solving skills and also the overall brain health. Traveling to other destinations can be very fun and a very good experience. People like to travel because it gets them away from the same old boring life they do every...

Kenya is undergoing massive infrastructural development for achievement of its development blue-print, Vision 2030. To meet the country’s infrastructure needs, the Kenyan government is in the course of implementing expansion and modernisation of our roads to enable sustained economic growth, development and a transport network...

The major Kenyan problems of interest to scientist are Poverty, HIV/AIDS and other diseases, Agriculture, Pollution, Health care, manufacturing /industrialization and crimes among others of political nature. Biotechnology involves the variety of techniques that involve the use and manipulation of living organism to make commercial...

As of late, there has been an extraordinary enthusiasm for the connection between trade rates expansion and loan costs in both progressed and creating nations. This is reasonable, given the vital job these factors play in deciding advancements in the ostensible and genuine sides of...

Introduction Kenya is a multi-ethnic society with currently forty four tribes, the Makonde people and the Hindu having been recognized as ethnic communities. The most dominant tribes being the Agikuyu, Kalenjin, Abagusii, Akamba, Abaluhya and the Luos. In its history, it has experienced numerous episodes...

Colonial History: Modern-day Kenya was first colonized by the Imperial British East Africa Company as the British East Africa Protectorate on 1st July 1895.Under British rule, Kenya was subject to harsh social, economic, and political policies. Racial discrimination protected under the law was also widespread....

Task Shifting Margaret Chan director of WHO defined task shifting as a rational distribution of tasks among health workers team where specific tasks are removed from highly qualified health worker to health worker with shorter training and few qualifications. It was a method of strengthening...

At the Kenya Military Academy gate, the orderly, the well leveled grass and such a clean environment is the reflection on the aspects of training and the values of the Academy. The place does not get itself to that state, it is the dedication of...

The River Between The novel by Ngugi Wa Thiong’o, The River Between, tells the story of two tribes that hold very different beliefs central to themselves. However, though they agree on very little, there are still people that believe in peace and unity. The clash...

A drug is any substance other than food that provides nutritional support that, when inhaled, injected, smoked, consumed, absorbed via a patch on the skin, or dissolved under the tongue causes a temporary physiological and often psychological change in the body. There are three types...

In Kenya, there has been negative relationship among inflation and business banks’ loaning volumes and base loaning rates. This is on the grounds that as inflation expands, the business bank loaning volumes in Kenya decays. On the other hand, there exists positive connection between the...

Jomo Kenyatta, also known as Kamau Ngengi, was a Kenyan statesman and nationalist. He was also Kenya’s prime minister and first president. He played a big role in the development of African nationalism in East Africa. Jomo Kenyatta was born on October 20, 1891 in...

The rate of information technology adoption is increasing at an exponential rate and more than half of the world’s population is connected to either a computer or a mobile device. In addition to being a giant repository of information, the internet has now become a...

This theory adopts a more realistic and pragmatic approach to law by considering customary practices and circumstances surrounding a conflict. Basically it evolves on the perception that law is derived from precedents giving it the binding flavour to similar cases. It is for a fact...

Official corruption is a big detriment to business. Corruption can take many forms. Corruption can be described as a fraudulent or illegal behavior or action especially by people in power such as government or police officers. Alternatively, it could be defined as the inducement to...

Although there exist various jurists under the natural law umbrella, the focus shifts to Thomas Aquinas who is a classical naturalist. Natural Law alias true law is defined as a right reason in agreement with nature which is universal, eternal and unchanging sourcing its validity...

Gross Domestic Product (GDP), as defined by Callen (2017) is a quantitative measure of a country’s economic production in a period of a year. Information of how a country is performing economically can be found through the calculation of its GDP as it is achieved...