Kenya After 50

Introduction; Mickie Mwanzia Koster, Michael Kithinji and Jerono Rotich<br>PART I: RECONSIDERING EDUCATION, TECHNOLOGY, AND ROAD SAFETY POLICY<br>1. Education System and University Curriculum in Kenya: Contentions, Dysfunctionality and Reforms since Independence; Michael Mwenda Kithinji<br>2. Geoffrey William Griffin's Work at the National Youth Service and its Contributions to Kenya's National Development; Peter Otiato Ojiambo<br>3. Teach Our Children in Their Mother Tongue; Margaret W. Njeru<br>4. Reassessing Jomo Kenyatta's Crackdown on Theatre for Education and Development; Samson Kaunga Ndanyi <br>5. The Role of M-Pesa in Kenya's Economic and Political Development; Frank Jacobs<br>6. Combating Road Traffic Accidents in Kenya: A Challenge for an Emerging Economy; Charles G. Manyara<br>PART II: CONTEXTUALIZING SPORTS AND GENDER<br>7. Kenya at 50: Contextualization of Post-Independence Sporting Success; W. W. S. Njororai<br>8. Can Kenyan Women Really Perform? Women on the Sports Field and in the Boardroom; W. W. S. Njororai<br>9. Gender, Archiving, and Recognition: Naming and Erasing in Nairobi's Cityscape; Besi Brillian Muhonja<br>10. Kenyan Women: Milestones and Challenges; Jerono P. Rotich and Kipchumba Byron<br>11. Feminism Unfinished: Towards Gender Justice and Women's Rights In Kenya; Brenda Nyandiko Sanya and Anne Namatsi Lutomia<br><br>