1)Identify one education commission appointed in Kenya since independence
2)Name the agricultural scheme established in Kenya after independence
3)Discuss the challenges of multiparty democracy
4)What factor led to the introduction of multiparty democracy in Kenya in 1992
5)State one main problem likely to hinder Kenya's realization of vision 2030
6)Mention three internal factors which promoted the reintroduction of multiparty in Kenya
7)State two economic challenges that Kenya experienced after independence
8)Define the term devolution
9)Mention any five factors considered when changing county boundaries
10)State six reasons for the establishment of devolved government in Kenya
1) Kamunge Commission appointed in 1964
2) Settlement Schemes established in Kenya after independence
3) Challenges of multiparty democracy include increased fragmentation of political parties, potential for political instability, difficulties in forming coalitions, and heightened competition leading to polarization and extremism.
4) The factor that led to the introduction of multiparty democracy in Kenya in 1992 was pressure from internal and external sources for political reform, including demands from opposition parties and international donors.
5) Corruption is a main problem likely to hinder Kenya's realization of Vision 2030.
6) Internal factors that promoted the reintroduction of multiparty democracy in Kenya include public demand for political reform, pressure from civil society organizations, and dissatisfaction with single-party rule.
7) Two economic challenges that Kenya experienced after independence were high levels of poverty and unemployment, and an underdeveloped industrial sector.
8) Devolution is the transfer or delegation of political power and decision-making authority from the central government to local or regional governments.
9) Factors considered when changing county boundaries include population distribution, geographical factors, administrative efficiency, historical and cultural ties, and economic viability.
10) Reasons for the establishment of devolved government in Kenya include promoting democracy and good governance, enhancing local participation in decision-making, addressing regional inequalities, fostering development at the local level, improving service delivery, and promoting peace and unity.