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Socio-Cultural Analysis of Inter-Regional Labour Migration and Cultural Fluidity in Nigeria
Ahmed O. Ogunwale, Ph.D.
University of Abuja, FCT, Nigeria

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Seduction Of Colonies: The Impact Of British Colonial Laws On Homosexuality In Uganda
Geoffrey Masinde Wanyonyi
PhD Student, Laikipia University, Kenya

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Museveni and Politics of Homosexuality in Uganda: 'Preserving African Values' or Political Cover Up
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A Historical Review of Kenya’s Territorial Conflicts, Threats, and Opportunities: A Focus on the Elemi Triangle, Migingo Island, Kenya-Somalia, and Kenya-Tanzania Border Disputes
Patick Michael Ogeto
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Oral Narratives, Collective Memory, and Indigenous Healing Knowledge among the Endorois: Decolonizing Western Medical Discourses in Kenya
Patrick Michael Ogeto
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