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    themselves and their families. In this paper I will introduce the concept of neopatrimonialism and the various academic discourses that subscribe to its presence or lack there of. I will then examine the role it plays in health indicators and policies in Kenya and Zambia‚ which serve to support that neopatrimonialism leads to a lower quality of care than in countries without a neopatrimonial practice. A brief synopsis of the history of Guinea Bissau will follow‚ focusing on the period leading up to independence

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    Ngugi Wa Thiongo

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    Cited: 2 Ime. Literature Ikiddeh‚ "James Today (1969):3-10. Ngugias novelist." African Kenyatta‚Jomo. Facing Mount Kenya: The Tribal Life of the Gikuyu.London: Heinemann‚ 1961 Ed.Ulli Beier.London: Green Co.‚ 1967. and Longmans‚ Nguigiwa Thiong ’o "OnWritingin Gikuyu."Research in AfricanLiteratures16.2 (1985): 151-56. Petals of Blood. New York:Dutton‚ 1978. The River

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    first person from the point of view of Walcott being the narrator‚ and it deals the Walcott’s duel identity and the proceedings of being two races. From research on Walcott and the poem‚ it is set in the town of Kikuyu in Kenya during the 1950’s when there was violence in Kenya between Kenyan rebels and Europeans countering them. This divides Walcott even further and helps understand more about the poem. Throughout Walcott’s poem‚ it is expressed that he has a certain home-like love for Africa

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    Growth of Motor Cycle Transport in Kenya | The boda boda bicycle transport business are believed to have originated in the Kenya boder town of Busia.Bicycles were used for a very along time in the town befor it was spread to the other towns in Kenya .The name boda boda is derived from the operation of the business across the border of the two countries of Kenya and Uganda .The boda boda is believed to have been started by afew people fro the luhya tribes of the area and it has grow in to very big

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    Jomo Kenyatta‚ first president of Kenya‚ from an Independence Day message to the people‚ as quoted in Sanford Ungar’s Africa‚ the People and Politics of an Emerging Continent‚ New York‚ 1985. "It is with great pride and pleasure that I receive constitutional instruments today as the embodiment of Kenya’s freedom. This is the greatest day in Kenya’s history‚ and the happiest day of my life. “Our march to freedom has been long and difficult. There have been times of despair‚ when only the burning

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    Somali Pirates

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    because of the pirate’s ability to cooperate in tactical teams of eight or nine while keeping in contact with their intelligence personnel in Puntland Somalia‚ get past international sea law‚ and set up operations beyond Somalia’s coastline and on to Kenya. As of now the only hope of stopping Somali pirates is to set up a stable government in their country‚ but that could take several years. Several people have addressed going into Puntland‚ Somalia and eliminating the pirates‚ but it’s not that easy

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    2007 Kenyan Crisis

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    one is able to objectively examine the effects that violence‚ corruption‚ and conflict can have upon a prosperous and stable country. The process of state decomposition and reconstruction of power relates to case studies across the globe‚ not just Kenya. When analyzing the Kenyan conflict‚ it is beneficial to consider theories like that of Crawford Young‚ which attempts to explain the epidemic of disorder in Africa. He mainly relates and attributes said disorder to the concept of identification and

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    second trial an African banker tries to persuade Kimathi to give up his struggle and plead guilty. He is only interested in his selfish interests and talks about opening sea-side resorts‚ international hotels‚ casinos etc. at the time when people of Kenya were starving. When Kimathi questions‚ “where do our people come in partnership for your progress”‚ the banker replies that there will always be toilers. The author is condemning neo-capitalism through this trial. Kimathi comes out victorious through

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    THE UNIVERSITY OF NAIROBI COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE AND ENGINEERING SCHOOL OF THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE AND BUILDING SCIENCE NAME: NYAGAYA SAMUEL PETER REG. NO: B02/0966/2014 IMPORTANCE OF MATERIAL CULTURE IMPORTANCE OF MATERIAL CULTURE Material culture consists of the physical elements that define the culture of a society‚ this include the tangible and visible instruments that show the technological development of that society. These are the materials that

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    SCI 362: Energy Simulation

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    remedies for patients‚ by using the harvested bark to create synthetic medication. This particular simulation was going to affect the rainforest in the Kenya highlands where Kikuyu tribe inhabits the land. The Kikuyu tribe is one of the largest tribes in Kenya; they inhabit the Aberdares mountain range‚ which is located in the eastern highlands of Kenya. The tribe has done an ethno botanical survey on the use of medicinal plants‚ showing the popular evergreen tree known as Prunus Africana‚ has been

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