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Explain the effect of Foreign Aid on the social and economic development of any one country in East Africa
Uganda Foreign aid is the international movement of money, services, or goods/resources from (developed) governments or international institutions for the benefit of the receiving (developing) ... Read More
To what extent has the system of land ownership in Kenya influenced rural developments since independence?
The system of land ownership in Kenya has significantly influenced rural development since independence in 1963. Here are some keyways in which it has impacted ... Read More
Describe the steps taken by Tanzania to address the challenges of urban planning and development between 1960 and 1980.
Between 1960 and 1980, Tanzania faced significant challenges in urban planning and development due to rapid urbanization and population growth. Here are some key steps ... Read More
How successful was the implementation of the policy of Africanization in Tanzania after Independence.
The nationalization policy in Tanzania, implemented under President Julius Nyerere's leadership following the Arusha Declaration in 1967, aimed to create a socialist state based on ... Read More
How successful was the implementation of the policy of Africanization in Kenya after Independence.
The Africanization policy in Kenya, implemented after independence in 1963, aimed to replace expatriates with Kenyans in various sectors, particularly in the civil service and ... Read More
How successful was the implementation of the policy of Africanization in Uganda after Independence.
The policy of Africanization in Uganda, implemented after independence in 1962, aimed to replace expatriates with Ugandans in various sectors, particularly in the civil service ... Read More
Describe the strategy of District Focus for rural Development in Kenya.
The District Focus for Rural Development (DFRD) strategy was introduced in Kenya in 1983 as a means to decentralize development planning and implementation. The strategy ... Read More
To what extent has the International Monitory Fund (IMF) contribute to the economic development of Uganda since independence?
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has played a significant role in Uganda's economic development since the country gained independence in 1962. Here are some key ... Read More
Explain the factors that led to the 1967 Arusha Declaration in Tanzania.
The Arusha Declaration, announced on February 5, 1967, was a significant policy statement in Tanzania's history. It outlined the principles of socialism and self-reliance, known ... Read More
Describe the steps taken by any one east African country (Tanzania) to develop her import and export trade since independence.
Since gaining independence in 1961, Tanzania has implemented various strategies to develop its import and export trade. Here are some key steps: Trade Policy Reforms ... Read More
Describe the steps taken by any one east African country (Kenya) to develop her import and export trade since independence.
Since gaining independence in 1963, Kenya has implemented various strategies to develop its import and export trade. Here are some key steps: Trade Policy Evolution ... Read More
Describe the steps taken by any one east African country (Uganda) to develop her import and export trade since independence.
Since gaining independence in 1962, Uganda has taken several steps to develop its import and export trade. Here are some key measures: Trade Liberalization Policy ... Read More
How did the 1972 expulsion of Asian affect the social and economic development of Uganda?
The 1972 economic war in Uganda was a slogan used by President Idi Amin when expelling Asians mainly of Indian and Pakistani nationals from Uganda ... Read More
Explain the contribution of the minority races to economic and social development of Tanzania since 1961.
Among over 120 distinct ethnic groups in Tanzania; the Majority are of African descent while the minority races include Arabs, Asians, Europeans and some indigenous ... Read More
To What extent was the policy of “Education for self-reliance” in Tanzania successful?
The policy of "Education for Self-Reliance" (ESR) in Tanzania, introduced by President Julius Nyerere in 1967, aimed to create an education system that would promote ... Read More
Examine the achievements of East African Community (EAC) up to 1977.
The East African Community (EAC) achieved several significant milestones before its collapse in 1977. Here are some key achievements: Economic Integration: The EAC established a ... Read More
Explain the causes of low level of social economic development in any one country in East Africa (Uganda, Kenya or Tanzania) since independence
The low level of socio-economic development in East Africa since independence can be attributed to several factors: Political Instability: Uganda experienced periods of political instability, ... Read More
“Irreconcilable national economic interests were primarily responsible for the breakup of the East African Community (EAC) in 1977” Discuss.
The breakup of the East African Community (EAC) in 1977 was indeed influenced by irreconcilable national economic interests, but it was also driven by a ... Read More
Account for the collapse of Cooperative movements in Uganda by 1985.
The collapse of cooperative movements in Uganda by 1985 can be attributed to several factors: Political Instability: Uganda experienced significant political instability during the 1970s ... Read More
Explain the challenges that undermined the implementation of the Ujamaa policy in Tanzania up to 1985.
The Ujamaa policy, introduced by President Julius Nyerere in Tanzania, aimed to promote socialism and self-reliance through collective farming and villagization. However, several challenges undermined ... Read More
Assess the impact of Western education on the cultural values of independent Uganda, Kenya or Tanzania.
Western education has had a profound impact on the cultural values of independent Uganda. Here are some key aspects of this impact: Cultural Erosion: Western ... Read More
Assess the achievements of President Idi Amin Dada for Uganda between 1971 and 1978.
President Idi Amin Dada's rule in Uganda from 1971 to 1978 is often remembered for its brutality and human rights abuses. However, there were some ... Read More
Account for the collapse of the East African Community in 1977.
The East African Community (EAC) was an intergovernmental organization established in 1967 by Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda. The EAC aimed to foster economic cooperation and ... Read More
4. Assess the contribution of Cooperative Movements to the social and economic development of Uganda between 1964 and 1980.
The cooperative movement in Uganda played a significant role in the social and economic development of the country between 1964 and 1980. Agricultural Development: Cooperatives ... Read More
Analyze the challenges faced by Development planners in Tanzania since independence
Development planners in Tanzania have faced numerous challenges since the country gained independence in 1961. Here are some key challenges: Economic Transition: Tanzania underwent significant ... Read More
Analyze the challenges faced by Development planners in Kenya since independence
Development planners in Kenya have faced numerous challenges since the country gained independence in 1963. Here are some key challenges: Political Instability: Kenya has experienced ... Read More
Analyze the challenges faced by Development planners in Uganda since independence
Development planners in Uganda have faced numerous challenges since the country gained independence in 1962. Here are some key challenges: Political Instability: Uganda has experienced ... Read More
Examine the reasons for the failure of rebellions in East Africa.
The failure of rebellions in East Africa during the colonial period can be attributed to several factors: Superior Military Technology: European colonial powers had advanced ... Read More
Asses the reasons for withdrawing of chartered companies from East Africa.
The withdrawal of chartered companies from East Africa was influenced by several factors: Financial Difficulties: Many chartered companies faced financial challenges due to the high ... Read More
What was the impact of chartered companies in East Africa
Chartered companies had a significant impact on East Africa during the colonial period. These companies were European trading entities granted special charters by their governments, ... Read More
Examine the consequences of the first World War (1914-1918) on East Africa
The First World War (1914-1918) had profound and far-reaching consequences on East Africa. Here are some key impacts: Human Casualties and Displacement: The war in ... Read More
“The Meru land Case was largely a liability to the peoples of Tanganyika” Discuss.
The Meru Land Case was a significant legal and political event in Tanganyika (now Tanzania) during the colonial period. It involved the Meru people, led ... Read More
Explain the contributions of Sir Donald Cameron to the Socio-economic development of Tanganyika during the colonial period.
Sir Donald Charles Cameron was a British colonial governor who served as the second governor of the British mandate of Tanganyika from 1925 to 1931. ... Read More
To what extent did industrialization benefit the Africans in Uganda during colonial rule?
Industrialization during the colonial period in Uganda had a mixed impact on the local African population. While there were some benefits, the overall impact was ... Read More
Assess the impact of social welfare associations on the people of Kenya during colonial period.
Social welfare associations in Kenya during the colonial period were organizations established to address various social, economic, and political issues affecting the African population. These ... Read More
Examine the effects of the crown land ordinance of 1902 on the people of Kenya during colonial period.
The Crown Land Ordinance of 1902 had several significant effects on the people of Kenya during the colonial period: Land Dispossession: The ordinance allowed the ... Read More
Describe the methods used in the creation of colonial economy in East Africa.
The creation of the colonial economy in East Africa involved several methods employed by the colonial powers to exploit the region's resources and labor. Here ... Read More
Assess the impact of the racial tensions in Kenya during the colonial period.
Racial tensions in Kenya during the colonial period had profound and far-reaching impacts on the social, economic, and political landscape of the country. Here are ... Read More
Account for the rise of independent churches in East Africa.
The rise of independent churches in Kenya can be attributed to several factors: Cultural Relevance: Many Africans found the teachings and practices of missionary churches ... Read More
How did the colonial regime in Kenya maintain a constant supply of labor up to 1939.
The colonial regime in Kenya employed several strategies to maintain a constant supply of labor up to 1939: Forced Labor Policies: The colonial administration implemented ... Read More
Account for the success of small scale/peasant agriculture in Uganda and show its socio-economic results up to 1962.
The success of small-scale/peasant agriculture in Uganda by 1962 can be attributed to several factors: Favorable Climate and Soil: Uganda's favorable soil conditions and climate ... Read More
Examine the problems associated with the colonial labour policies in Kenya between 1900 and 1945.
The colonial labor policies in Kenya between 1900 and 1945 were fraught with numerous problems that had significant social and economic impacts on the indigenous ... Read More
Examine the socio-economic developments in Tanganyika between 1900 and 1940.
Economic Developments Agricultural Expansion: The colonial administration promoted the cultivation of cash crops such as sisal, coffee, and cotton. Sisal, in particular, became a significant ... Read More
How did the colonial economy in Uganda led to exploitation of the country.
The colonial economy in Uganda led to significant exploitation of the country in several ways: Resource Extraction: The British colonial administration focused on extracting raw ... Read More
To what extent did the land question contribute to the outbreak of the Mau Mau uprising in Kenya?
The land question was a significant factor contributing to the outbreak of the Mau Mau uprising in Kenya. Here are some key points: Land Dispossession: ... Read More
Examine the factors which were responsible for the failure of settler farming during the colonial period in Kenya
The failure of settler farming during the colonial period in Kenya can be attributed to several factors: Inadequate Labor: Many Africans refused to work on ... Read More
Examine the impact of missionary activities on socio-economic development of Uganda
Positive impacts of European missionaries in Africa European missionaries had several positive impacts on Africa, particularly in the areas of education, healthcare, and social services. ... Read More
Account for uneven socio-economic development of Uganda during colonial rule.
The uneven socio-economic development of Uganda during colonial rule can be attributed to several factors: Colonial Economic Policies: The British colonial administration focused on the ... Read More
Account for the success of white settlers’ farming in Kenya during the colonial period.
The success of white settlers' farming in Kenya during the colonial period can be attributed to several key factors: Government Support: The colonial government provided ... Read More
Describe the development of railway system between 1986 and 1965 and show it impact on the people of East Africa
The building of Uganda railway hatched by William Macknon of IBEA Company and survey was done by Captain J. R Mac Donald. The construction was ... Read More
Examine the impact of independent churches in Kenya
Independent churches in Kenya, also known as African Independent Churches (AICs), are churches that emerged as a response to the perceived inadequacies and cultural insensitivity ... Read More
Discuss the impact of the 1923 Denonshire white paper on the social and economic life of Kenyans during the colonial period.
The 1923 Devonshire White Paper, also known as the Devonshire Declaration, was written by Victor Cavendish, the 9th Duke of Devonshire, who was the colonial ... Read More
Describe the major economic development in Tanganyika between 1910-1960.
The major economic developments in Tanganyika (now Tanzania) between 1910 and 1960 were influenced by both colonial policies and global economic trends. Here are some ... Read More
Account for low levels of industrialization in Uganda during the colonial period.
Industrialization is the process by which an economy transforms from primarily agrarian and handcraft-based to one dominated by industry and machine manufacturing. It involves the ... Read More
Assess the impact of 1932 carter land commission on the people of Kenya.
The 1932 Carter Land Commission, also known as the Morris-Carter Commission, had significant positive and negative impacts on the people of Kenya. Here are the ... Read More
Account for the outbreak of Mau Mau rebellion in Kenya.
The Mau Mau Rebellion in Kenya, which lasted from 1952 to 1960, was driven by a combination of socio-economic, political, and cultural factors. Here are ... Read More
Assess the impact of colonialism to socio-economic development of East African countries up to 1963.
Colonization in East Africa had several positive impacts, despite its many negative consequences. Here are some of the key benefits: Infrastructure Development: The British and ... Read More
To what extent did colonial agriculture benefit the people of Uganda during the colonial period?
The cultivation of cash crops during the colonial rule in Uganda had significant positive socio-economic impacts as Illustrated below: Economic Transformation: The introduction of cash ... Read More
“The religious wars in Buganda were primarily caused by Kabaka Mwanga”. Discuss.
The religious wars in Buganda, also known as the "religious-political wars," were complex and multifaceted with Kabaka Mwanga playing a significant these conflicts between different ... Read More
To what extent was African traditional religion responsible for the outbreak of the 1905-1907 Maji Maji rebellion?
African traditional religion played a significant role in the outbreak of the 1905-1907 Maji Maji Rebellion in Tanganyika. Here are some key points: Spiritual Leadership: ... Read More