Essays on Africa

Africa’s continuous shortage of food supply has resulted from both uncontrolled and controlled causes. Many countries in Africa are frequently deprived of food. In the early 2000s a large number of people living in the southern parts of Africa were threatened by food shortages. This…

Nationalisation of mines can be seen as either a good thing or bad, depending on each of our believes. The freedom charter singed and conserved in June 1955 (UKEssays, 2015) states that “South Africa belongs to all who live in it, black and white, and…

The lack of water infrastructure poses a threat in the slums. Water vendors connect two legal plastic pipes to Nairobi’s main water network, and then it is sold at kiosks in 20-litre jerry cans. The pipes are of low quality with small diameters that bring…

Kenya has met some Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) targets, including decreased kid mortality, close widespread grade school enrolment, and limited sexual orientation holes in training. Mediations and expanded spending on wellbeing and instruction are paying profits. While the social insurance framework has confronted challenges as…

Corruption can be seen as various types of unlawful acts, they however, will usually all involve a person abusing their power for their own benefit, or for the benefit of people closely associated with them such as family. This can be public officers using public…

The government of Kenya has clearly put some effort and installed various measures and procedures to fight official graft. However the fight is being lost and new better efficient and effective measures need to be formulated. Some of my own suggestions are discussed below. Formulating…

Ngugi Wa Thiog’o is one of Kenya’s most renowned writers. The Petals of Blood, published in 1977, is one of his most important works which takes the reader into the early years of Kenya’s independence. It is a novel that bears the hallmarks of Kenya…

How this Research will help me Pursue my Career Objectives On the whole; I am optimistic that upon completion of this DBA programme the expertise I would have acquired will be significantly valuable: In making more informed decisions in staff recruitment, retention, and management in…

In Kenya’s new long-term development blue print Vision 2030, the Kenyan government aims at transforming the country from a low income country to a new developed middle income country. However according to World Bank, the current economic growth rate currently stands at 5.8%.This therefore depicts…

Congo and Tanzania are two different countries which faced some similar but also different successes and challenges; this is partly due to the actions of the different leaders of each country. This essay will discuss the differences and similarities of post-colonial Congo and Tanzania in…