Wednesday,Feb 17,2010
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Monday,Feb 01,2010
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Thursday,Dec 03,2009
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Monday,Nov 23,2009
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Monday,Nov 23,2009
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Sunday,Aug 16,2009
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Amadu Jacky Kaba is an Assistant Professor at the Graduate Department of Public and Healthcare Administration, SetonHallUniversity, USA.
Immediately after independence in most African countries, a number of African countries, including Kenyan’s neighbor Tanzania, experimented with socialist type economic systems. Kenya on the other hand, took a different route and established a capitalist (American and British style) economic system. This might have caused Kenyan students and members of the public in that country to know how the American system works. As a result, the two countries might have had a mutual admiration for each other. This admiration might have resulted in higher number of Kenyan youth seeking enrollment in U.S. colleges and universities.
(8) Human’s Evolutionary History
Scientists have attempted to present evidence that shows that humans originated from sub-Saharan Africa. Some have even been more specific by claiming that our ancestors, who left Africa, did so from Eastern Africa, and Kenya has been one of those countries mentioned as to where the first humans who left the continent originated from. In the United States, most people have the privilege to watch documentaries on public television, including those about human evolution which cites Kenya as where some of our oldest ancestors originated from. This might cause curiosity among the American public and the country’s colleges and universities to allow more Kenyan students to enroll in their institutions.
(9) Kenya, Like the U.S. has been a Victim of International Terrorism
The United States’ special relationship with Kenya might have grown stronger or closer after the 1998 terrorist bombings of the U.S. embassies in Kenya and in Tanzania, with most of the over 200 casualties being Kenyan citizens. As a result, the U.S. might have used this unfortunate incident as a way to reward Kenya by granting an increased number of visas to young Kenyans seeking to further their education in U.S. colleges and universities.
(10) Kenya’s Great Collection of Beautiful and Powerful Exotic Animals.
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