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  • No one will save you: Remembering Kenya’s ‘Karl Marx’

    Isaac Otidi Amuke | Popular Participation & Democratization
    11.05.2017

    Student movements in many African countries have historically confronted contradictions of colonial and post-colonial rule. In Kenya, these movements sent generations of young people into the streets, underground, into exile or death. Isaac Otidi Amuke retraces heady years of involvement in student politics, and the rise and fall of arguably the most renowned activist at the University of Nairobi.

    Tagged under Popular Participation & Democratization Student activism Kenya, University of Nairobi, Tito Adungosi, Students Organisation of Nairobi University, John Paul Oulu, Christopher Owiro Karl Marx, James Orengo, Raila Odinga, Daniel arap Moi

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