Kenya

You can visit any Department of Gender and Social Development office near you and request to be registered. The Department is the only one mandated by the government to register CBOs by the government. However affiliation to other bodies is allowed. see the link below.

What is called "Witch craft" is illegal in many African countries, Kenya among them, but that is actually part of a bigger problem: fear of those who act differently or who act in a way that the culture opposes. In these countries, unusual behavior can often be labeled as "witch craft" when in reality, it is just non-conformity. Some people with mental illness have been accused of being witches, and there have also been reports of children, some as young as eight, persecuted and harassed for allegedly practicing witch craft when in fact, the children have just been stubborn or have misbehaved in some way. Journalists who have witnessed the persecution of children in certain African countries (Kenya, Nigeria, Congo) have written about it, and human rights activists, including organizations like UNICEF, have also spoken out, yet the problem persists.

The truth is that there is probably no actual "witch craft" in Kenya (or in other countries where it is supposed to be a threat). But because there is a great fear of those who are different, labeling such people "witches" provides a good excuse for harassing them or driving them out. It is unfortunate that certain preachers from fundamentalist Christian churches in parts of Africa have been at the forefront of calling people witches, taking verses of the Bible out of context to claim what they are doing is necessary, even if the people they are accusing are young children. In countries with little understanding of psychology, weak educational systems, and no tolerance for those who are different, such persecution is not only accepted-- in some cases, it is encouraged.

Parliament seats are typically divided based on the results of a country's elections. Each political party or independent candidate competes for seats, and the number of seats allocated to each party is based on the proportion of votes they receive. This is a way to ensure representation of different political groups in the parliament.

The property settlement after a divorce in Kenya is determined to state, that a woman The law states that women are entitled a equal share of property if they can determine that they contributed to a share of the property doing the marriage.

Yes, cricket is played in Kenya and the country has a national team that competes in international competitions. Kenya has a rich cricketing history and has achieved success in various tournaments in the past.

Whips in parliament are responsible for enforcing party discipline, ensuring that party members are present for important votes, and communicating the party's position on various issues. They also act as a liaison between party leadership and backbench MPs, helping to coordinate parliamentary business and strategy.

how much is a 1950's American penny worth??

$0.01 exactly the same amount

of course if it is a rare un-circulated coin it could be worth 1000 times more

that $0.01 would now be worth $500

In Nairobi, you can say "Have a good day" by using the phrase "Uwe na siku njema."

Stop signs and give way signs are considered major signs in Kenya because they regulate the flow of traffic at intersections where right-of-way rules need to be clearly defined to ensure safety and efficient traffic management. These signs play a crucial role in preventing accidents and ensuring smooth traffic flow by clearly indicating when vehicles must come to a full stop or yield to other vehicles.

Petitions to Parliament were important because they allowed individuals or groups to formally request action on a specific matter, draw attention to grievances, and contribute to the democratic process by giving citizens a way to voice their concerns to the government. They provided a platform for citizens to seek redress, raise awareness on issues, and influence decision-making at the legislative level.

For specific information on recruitment dates for the armed forces in Kenya, it is best to directly contact the Kenya Defence Forces recruitment office or visit their official website for updates on upcoming recruitment exercises. Dates for recruitment are typically announced by the military and vary each year.

Ethiopia is the country bordered by both Somalia and Kenya, in addition to Eritrea, Djibouti, South Sudan, and Sudan.

There are 14 doctors per 1000 people

President Barack Obama never lived in Kenya. He only visited very briefly.

His late father, Barack Obama, Sr., was born in Kanyadhiang Village in Kenya and lived in Africa most of his life.

No, Kenya does not experience tropical storms. Kenya is located near the equator in East Africa and is not in a region prone to tropical storms. However, it may experience heavy rainfall and localized flooding during its two rainy seasons.

It appears that there will be one opening in Nairobi on 1 June 2011:

Some of the top pharmaceutical companies in Kenya include GlaxoSmithKline, Novartis, Pfizer, Roche, Sanofi, AstraZeneca, Merck, and Johnson & Johnson. These companies are known for their wide range of medical products and research in the pharmaceutical industry.

Italy is located closer to the equator compared to Kenya, resulting in higher temperatures. Additionally, Italy's climate is influenced by its proximity to the Mediterranean Sea, which can lead to warmer temperatures. Kenya, on the other hand, has a more equatorial climate with cooler temperatures due to its higher elevation and prevalent cloud cover.

A typical day for a student in Kenya involves waking up early, attending classes, participating in extracurricular activities, such as sports or clubs, studying for exams, and completing homework assignments. Students may also have chores to do at home and spend time with their families in the evenings.

Kenya was formerly known as British East Africa until it gained independence from Britain in 1963.

Kenya makes $1 billion from tourists each year, that's about 60 billion Kenyan shillings

Ecotourism is important to Kenya because it helps protect the country's diverse ecosystems, wildlife, and cultural heritage by promoting sustainable practices. It also provides local communities with economic opportunities and incentives to conserve their natural resources. Additionally, ecotourism contributes to the country's economy through revenue generated from tourists visiting protected areas.

Yes, Kenya was named after Mount Kenya, which in turn is named after the Kikuyu people's traditional name for the mountain, Kirinyaga. Jomo Kenyatta, the first President of Kenya, adopted the name as his surname while fighting for independence against British colonial rule.