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    in the economic development of countries is often overlooked by economists‚ yet it can significantly affect a country’s economic development. Culture generates assets‚ such as skills‚ products‚ expression‚ and insight that contribute to the social and economic well being of the community. I will show the benefit of culture’s impact on economic development through tourism‚ social capital‚ and corporate governance. In contrast‚ culture can produce negative outcomes in economic development. Cultural

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    Media Laws in Kenya

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    Introduction The media in Kenya is a diverse and vibrant growing industry. There are more than 90FM radio stations‚ 14 television stations and a massive number of formal and informal print newspapers and magazines. For a long time the Kenya Broadcasting Corporation (KBC) dominated Kenya ’s electronic media scene as the only nationwide broadcaster‚ but with time‚ privately owned media houses have taken charge to the point of mockingly reporting the recent strike of KBC staff. Relations between

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    settlements the status of the cities have been determined by factors and various other influences; these are known as urban form determinants. There are three different sources of determinants. Firstly‚ are the geographical ’natural world’ determinants. These include the climate‚ topography and the availability of construction materials. The second are known as ’man made’ determinants which are comprised of many things such as economic‚ political‚ religious‚ defence. Thirdly are ’location’ determinants

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    CLASSIFICATION OF INTERESTIS IN LAND: DOCTRINE OF TENURE AND DOCTRINE OF ESTATES a) freehold estates: freehold of inheritance ( fee-simple and fee-tail) b) freehold not of inheritance( life estate and estate par autre vie) Classification of interests in land Definition of Interests in Land What is an interest in Land? Definition An interest in land according to The Registered Land Act Cap 300 is defined as follows: “interest” in land includes absolute ownership of land. According to

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    Steers: Good for Kenya

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    Steers: good for Kenya? A TNC is a firm which has the power to co-ordinate operations in more than one country. McDonalds‚ Coca Cola‚ Pepsi‚ Toyota‚ KFC‚ and Nike are just few of the many TNCs that exist globally. From my research‚ most trading goods like food‚ clothing‚ automobiles‚ cellular phones‚ etc have at least one TNC operating in those sectors. There are an estimated 37‚000 TNCs which operate around the world. The top 100 TNCs control 50% of world trade in manufactured goods and therefore

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    This essay serves to outline the factors that contributed to the rise of sociology and the latter`s development. In simply terms‚ sociology is the scientific study of the society and human behavior. The emergence of sociology traces back to the eighteenth century up to present day. Johnson (1998) suggests that in summary‚ the rise and development of sociology is based on political‚ economic‚ demographic‚ social and scientific changes. Ritzer (2008) asserts that the immediate cause for the beginning

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    Social and economic factors can influence and impact on an individual’s state of health vastly. Each aspect effects an individual in various different ways producing negative and positive outcomes‚ more commonly referred to as health detriments (Brooker and Waugh‚ 2007). Health detriments are described as being varied‚ multiple and interlinked‚ Dahlgren and Whitehead (1991) further expanded that the health detriments are considered to be on a five level multifactorial model. The model illustrates

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    P2 – Factors that affect development. There are five main factors that affect a person’s development‚ they are: Genetics factors. Environmental factors. Socio-Economical factors. Life style factors. Biological factors. Genetic factors Each cell in the body contains 23 pairs of chromosomes‚ half from your mother‚ and half from your father. The chromosomes contain the genes you inherit from your parents. For example‚ for the gene that determines eye colour you may inherit a brown gene and a blue gene

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    FACTORS AFFECTING GENDER AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE GAMBIA. Gender is about both women and men‚ their socially defined roles‚ responsibilities‚ and the power and other relations between them. Like race‚ ethnicity‚ and class‚ being male or female shapes individuals’ opportunities to participate in the economy and society. Looking at gender in the sustainable development sectors means assessing males’ and females’ different needs for and uses of the infrastructure‚ services and other benefits of each

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    POLITICS AND VIOLENCE IN KENYA The 2007 Post election violence in Kenya has by far been the most adverse form of ethno-political violence witnessed since the political freedom was wrestled from the hands of our colonial masters .Since the restoration of multiparty politics‚ with the repealing of section 2A in 1991‚ ethnic based violence has always been part and parcel of the electioneering period. The violence that erupted after the hotly contested presidential race were a shocker to the Kenyans

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