Browsing by Author "Vengi, Ambrose K"

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    • The Challenges Facing Adult and Continuing Education in Kenya 

      Vengi, Ambrose K; Muasya, Isaac; Ngesu, Lewis; Mwangi, John; Nadenge, Mary G (2016-10)
      Education in any nation and to individuals within it is very important because education remains a valuable tool for fighting ignorance, disease, squalor and poverty. It is a means to raising enlightened citizenry who ...

    • Colonial Land Policies among the Embu East (1895–1963) 

      Njeru, Scott M; Vengi, Ambrose K (THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF HUMANITIES & SOCIAL STUDIES, 2024)
      Land in Kenya is valued as the most critical asset. This is because of the significant impact it has on the lives of Kenyan people, whether wealthy or poor. It is an essential factor of production and is central to the ...

    • Gendered Politics in Post-Independence Kenya: The Case of Lower Eastern Region. 

      Vengi, Ambrose K; Oduor, Isaiah Otieno (THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF HUMANITIES & SOCIAL STUDIES, 2023-09)
      Women make up a significant proportion of the population, accounting for over half of the global population. Despite this, their participation in politics has always been lower than that of men. In Kenya, women constitute ...

    • Pre-Colonial Kamba People and Women’s Political Mobilization 

      Vengi, Ambrose K (INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF RESEARCH AND INNOVATION IN SOCIAL SCIENCE (IJRISS), 2023-06)
      Participation of women in politics is of paramount importance. This is because its within the politics that resource allocation and conflicts resolution takes place. People join politics to pursue self-interests and ...

    • Youth Political Mobilization in Tharaka-North during the Colonial Period between 1895 and 1963 

      Mwangangi, Jacklin M; Oduor, Isaiah; Vengi, Ambrose K (International Journal of Social and Development Concerns, 2023-11)
      Kenyan youth have been a key constituency for political mobilization since the country's independence. Politicians across the country have in most cases co-opted the youth in electoral competitions to either retain or ...