Kenyan Education System:Are We Preparing Students to Meet Current Global Needs and Challenges
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By Mary Gitau, Philliph M. Mutisya (Editor), Carolyn Wiezorek (Editor), Caroline Kamau (Editor), James Ngundi (Editor)
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After 70 years of direct rule by the British Colonialism, Kenyan became independent in 1963. Since independence from the British colonial rule, Kenyans had not only been alienated from one another based on ethnicity (Tribal boundaries) but also by leadership through divide and rule process. Kenya’s post-independence faced an enormous task of trying to unite its people to start seeing each other as one people and not as different groups with unique identities and cultures. However, coloniali...






















