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            Abstract

            Lewis Maghanga gives us a timely reminder of how jails and other state institutions have historically and continue to be used to repress and break the Kenyans struggling to change the order of things. He draws similarities between the colonial administration and neo-colonial government, reminding us that the neo-colonial state is an appendage of global imperialism - and that the people of Kenya today still face the task of carrying on with the struggle for full independence and freedom.

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            Title: Groundings: Development, Pan-Africanism and Critical Theory
            ISSN: 2573-069X
            Publication date (Electronic): 28 August 2022
            Volume: 5
            Issue: 2
            Pages: 21-24
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            [1 ] Ukombozi Library, Nairobi, Kenya
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            DOI: 10.13169/groudevepanacrit.5.2.0007
            SO-VID: 05be6ff5-948a-4392-b649-bcf783f0d3f7
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            ScienceOpen disciplines: Sociology,Political science,General social science,Development studies,Cultural studies
            Keywords: political prisoners,Kenya,neocolonial,Maina wa Kinyatti,Moi regime

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