Europeans have colonised many countries around the world, Africa's entity was entirely colonised. I will concentrate on Kenya and use this as an example of how all African nations have suffered and now endure the social, economic and ecological problems of today. Historically, in the 1880s Africa was divided between the European countries. Europeans in the 19th century sought industrialisation, as it was a major trend in their advancing world. Factories in Europe required raw …showed first 75 words of 1339 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1339 total…resources fairly without a compromise that would ensure ethnic justice. If liberal democracy presently has any evolutionary advantages, it will have to adapt to local realities and be shaped by indigenous Kenyan cultural traditions. The economic weakness of the country will take a while to remedy, a process that can be helped by the eradication of corruption and the institutionalisation of clear legal protections that will sustain a strong environment for increased foreign direct investment.