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            Nicholas Mwangi explores how our generation has been forcefully torn apart from the true history of our land by hegemonies around knowledge and learning. He reminds us that though the neoliberal education system continues to depoliticise young people, we must dare to dream of a better society, educate ourselves politically, and organise towards a system that takes care of the majority and not a few in society, as Maina wa Kinyatti did.

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            Title: Groundings: Development, Pan-Africanism and Critical Theory
            ISSN: 2573-069X
            Publication date (Print): 28 August 2022
            Volume: 5
            Issue: 2
            Pages: 17-20
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            [1 ] Ukombozi Library, Nairobi, Kenya
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            DOI: 10.13169/groudevepanacrit.5.2.0006
            SO-VID: 78f22d96-8335-448c-88e4-2263f75dbf75
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            ScienceOpen disciplines: Sociology,Political science,Social & Behavioral Sciences,General social science,Development studies,Cultural studies
            Keywords: Kenya,Maina wa Kinyatti,moi regime,political prisoners

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