Introduction Marginalized communities are defined in Article 260 of the Constitution of Kenya (2010) as communities that have been unable to fully participate in social
Introduction Inclusive education is a process through which all learners’ needs are considered in the education system. Addressing inclusivity not only means access to education
Introduction The Constitution of Kenya (2010) ushered in a transformative public service through devolution where public service and decision making was brought closer to communities
Introduction Multiparty democracy refers to a form of democracy in which multiple political parties compete for power through free and fair elections, and where citizens
Introduction Sustainable Development Goal 5 on gender equality underscores the importance of equal treatment of individuals regardless of their gender. Gender equality is not only
Introduction School feeding programme is a vital food security measure that tackles hunger and provides educational and health benefits to vulnerable children (World Food Programme,
Introduction Since its establishment in 1966, the National Hospital Insurance Fund (NHIF) has played a pivotal role in financing healthcare in the country. Originally, NHIF
Introduction Labour market flexibility refers to the ability of employers to adjust their workforce in response to changes in market conditions. This can involve changes in
Introduction Pre-primary education is the foundation for character development and learning stimulation, which are important in enhancing social and cognitive preparedness among learners. The Government
Introduction Accessible domestic tourism entails making travel experiences at the local level accessible to all individuals, including Persons with disabilities (PWDs). This involves making certain
After independence, I remember youth’s participation in political matters in this country was almost impossible. However, the government of Kenya has tried its best to
The transformative agenda for youths involves intentional efforts to empower young individuals for societal growth. Since independence, it has evolved from basic education to a
Since gaining independence in 1963, Kenya has recognized the significant potential of its youth in driving economic growth, social progress, and national development. The Youth’s
Kenya’s journey since gaining independence in 1963 has been marked by various transformational agendas aimed at fostering economic growth, social development, and political stability. Kenya’s
