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In Kenya, the name 'Wanjiku' epitomizes the ordinary person, the citizen, in the context of national socio-political and socio-economic discourse. The origins of the name are in the often heated national debates on political, economic, and rights-related issues where elite self-interest often takes precedence. Aligned with economic thinking from western schools of thought, the elite often acts without much attention to Wanjiku's daily challeng...

Youth Polytechnics in Kenya are a joint venture between communities and the Kenyan government. The Kenya government is in charge of the curriculum and payment of teachers while the communities engage in the provision of buildings and day to day management. The polytechnics enroll primary school youths who do not qualify to join secondary school or form four leavers who have no chance of furthering their education. The polytechnics provide valu...