Julius Okoth

The Pan Africa movement is a powerful force in Africa and in the Diaspora seeking to engage in international real politics in order to neutralize the forces of neo-liberal globalization, which favor capital and markets.

Forceful evictions are still common in Kenya.

Kenya is a secular state, a country that can be described as a state with many nation; a diverse country with many strengths and varieties, different ethnic groups, races, cultural expressions, literature and art, traditional celebrations, social and moral values all of which demand and are entit

Themes that used to be ignored in Africa such as hunger eradication and reduction of social inequality have now become top priorities as a result of collaboration between Brazil and Africa in south-to-south solidarity.

Kenya is an usual country in that it is one of the countries where the number of workers joining trade union movements is actually on the decrease, unlike in the 1960s and 1970s where the future of those who were just employed used to start by joining a trade union.

The law provides that the owner of a piece of land owns everything up to the sky and down to the center of the earth and whatever is attached to the land becomes part of the property of the owner. Therefore any mineral deposits should belong to the land owner.

In Kenya today, due to the economic reforms packages of the 1990s which emphasised the deregulation of the state, privatisation and the liberalisation of the economy, the impact has been unemployment, poverty and the adoption of multiple survival or coping strategies in order to eke out a living.

The adoption of Kenya's new constitution in 2010 provided a solid foundation for the growth of vibrant democracy that is supposed to lead to sweeping social progress. The constitution automatically provides for social and economic rights and free expression.

There is nothing uniquely so human as the meeting of the ordinary minds whose membership base cuts across different social groups and classes and is plural, diversified by gender, ethnicity, cultures, generations and physical capacities.