Essays on Kenya

This theory was propounded by Hans Kelsen. It is all about the legal system being pure i. e. free from external forces and the concept of separating laws from morals need to be uphold at all times. Basically, law is defined as an interconnected system…

Although there exist various jurists under the natural law umbrella, the focus shifts to Thomas Aquinas who is a classical naturalist. Natural Law alias true law is defined as a right reason in agreement with nature which is universal, eternal and unchanging sourcing its validity…

Introduction A prison is a building or complex where people are kept in long-term confinement as punishment for a crime. As of October 2015, the number of prisoners in Kenya was 54,154. The number of prisoners in the 115 prison facilities is almost triple what…

The most notable supportive policy development that has opened up possibilities for small and medium power producers is the advent of feed-in-tariffs. The REFiT offers investors pre-determined rates for various sources and technologies with an objective to promote the uptake of renewables and promote smaller…

By law, smallholders are required to sell their coffee through local growing cooperatives, who then pass the coffee to millers for processing and grading. For decades, coffee milling was managed by five mills, including the Kenya Planters Cooperative Union (KPCU) the largest mill. The mills…

Introduction Alternative dispute resolution mechanism refers to settlement of conflicts without referring the matter to the long and costly court processes. There are several ways of settling disputes that have greatly been embraced in Kenya. They include but are not limited to mediation, conciliation, arbitration,…

Development financing can be well-defined as the bases of funding separate from the domestic private sector. It is essentially concerned with the funding of progression in developing countries. Funding for growth must address problems like; The competence of financing to cater for satisfactory public disbursements…

Jomo Kenyatta, also known as Kamau Ngengi, was a Kenyan statesman and nationalist. He was also Kenya’s prime minister and first president. He played a big role in the development of African nationalism in East Africa. Jomo Kenyatta was born on October 20, 1891 in…

This project idea was inspired by Cotton On Foundation. Cotton On is a clothing brand which has a purpose of making a positive change in the lives of people. It trains farmers and sets ups farms for farmers in Kenya as there are little agricultural…

UNESCO World Heritage Center is dedicated to identify and recognize places of cultural, historic, scientific or physical importance to humanity all around the world. In order for a place to be established as a UNESCO World Heritage site, it must be of outstanding universal value…