Maisha Kazini: Kenya's education is still elitist, unequal and undemocratic (Part one)

In this conversation with Michael Mwenda Kithinji about his latest book, we see how Kenyan education has struggled with the legacy of colonial elitism, even during times of fervent nationalism.
Prof Kithinji is Michael Mwenda Kithinji is an associate professor of history and co-director of the African and African-American Studies program at the University of Central Arkansas. He is author of the book "The State and the University Experience in East Africa: Colonial Foundations and Post-Colonial Transformation in Kenya" (University of South Africa Press, 2018).

[@kirowopeter5885]

Drinking from deep wisdom from patriotic loving scholars.....so rich and energising indeed

[@joanigamba8467]

Loved it! Sad how hard it is to decolonize even just our minds

[@JCK87]

Amazing discussion. A lot of work needs to be done to undo the harm!

[@elviskiptoo1518]

Thank you for what you are doing, got you on Twitter today. People really need to wake up and understand what's going on.