Kenya's Affordable Housing Program (AHP) is a major part of the government’s Big Four Agenda, designed to address the country’s serious housing shortage, especially in cities. The program aims to build 250,000 affordable homes each year to make housing accessible to low- and middle-income.....
Kenya considers education to be a basic right for every citizen as it is crucial in the normal functioning of the society. Education in the country started as early as the 18th century mostly among the Swahili people. The first school in the country was built in Rabai by missionaries who wanted.....
The Kalenjin people are an indigenous ethnic group primarily residing in Kenya, with smaller populations in Uganda and Tanzania. They are renowned for their rich cultural heritage, social organization, and impressive athletic prowess.....
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Central Africa is a vibrant and diverse region that embodies a deeply layered cultural mosaic. Spanning countries like Cameroon, the Central African Republic, Chad, Gabon, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), the region is home.....
The history of the British era in Egypt began in 1882 when the British forces occupied the country after the Anglo-Egyptian War and officially ended in 1956 after the withdrawal of British forces under the the 1954 .....
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The phenomenon of migration to the Gulf states and the Middle East, particularly from South Asia and Africa, has been significant since the mid-20th century. Employment agencies have played a critical role in facilitating this migration, establishing a network....
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Egypt became a part of the Ottoman Empire after Mamluk Egypt was conquered by the Ottomans in 1517. The conquest enabled the Ottomans to administer/govern Egypt as one of the provinces of the Ottoman Empire. Officially, Egypt remained a province of the Ottoman Empire until 1914......
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