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She too dries the sweat from her neck and wiped the oil from her face. At the priests house she shows calm determination as she insists that she has an emergency and needs to be served. When the priest does not understand who Carlos is, she tells him that he was the thief that was killed a week ago and that she was his... |
Pp171 97Further, she is faced with a difficult situation in which no one knows her family and against her son s alleged crime she is judged. The priest asks her whether she ever tried to get him on the right track. The priest is evidently find fault with her parenting ability. Pp171 This family cannot afford good cloth... |
NB: What do you think the heat symbolises in the lives of the banana plantation farmers? It symbolises the loss of control of their lives. The heat controls how their day is run. They routinely break at eleven and resume work at four. Nothing exciting happens nor do they create avenues for entertainment. This is why th... |
They have all taken a break from the heat at 11:00am as usual and are having their siesta. This unfortunately will not be an ordinary siesta because an event happens that wakes them from their mid-day sleep: the mother of the slain thief is in town and everyone wants to catch a glimpse of her. So it is for them a story... |
Meeluda gets the repair man to destroy the stairs and the landing. Subsequently she says they cannot be repaired and that the whole house is coming down. The judge s verdict: Khadija should go and take her belongings and cease to lay any claim on the property. In her devastated mood, Khadija learns of an old woman with... |
This can be confirmed through the second case in which the old woman is thrown out of the house she says her sweat is in and now has nowhere to go. The second conflict is developed by the divorceeShe is in conflict both with her husband and his new wife. She feels that the new wife has ruined her marriage. They had mad... |
Khadija has a husband who is pleasure loving. She dutifully serves him as a wife but when he dies her future is not secure and there is no law to protect her from the harsh reality of life. This is why the urban setting is extremely important. Men cannot hope to carry on as if they are in the village and forget their o... |
Pp183 Amina and her brothersModio was suspicious of her behaviour and therefore set a trap for her. Jama had not paid the full bride price and therefore could not yet take her. This intervening period presented Yalla with an opportunity to steal Amina. That evening Modio lays in wait with a pack of wild cattle dogs whi... |
First there is the law of the grazing fields. A man may elope with a woman of his choice as long as he is not caught. A man must complete the payment of dowry before he could take his wife. They were waiting for Jama to110deliver the last instalment of his dowry before they could hand Amina over to him. Men had to be t... |
The resulting strikes bring about violence and unemployment. Another important factor worth mentioning is the contrast in the weather. The Namibia she leaves is hot and dry which agrees with the political heat created by the oppressive regime. The England she visits is in the middle of winter and is therefore equally o... |
She tells that it is God who helped her as always. This is in reference to the surgery that she undergoes to correct her sterilisation. B. HardworkingEvery day she looked after 80 preschoolers at the children s centre that she ran. Their mothers dropped them in the early hours and collected them when it began to turn d... |
Further, the church met the cost of Angelika s education, treatment and travel expenses. We are told that they offered assistance from an emergency fund so she could give birth in Birmingham and continue her studies afterwards. The people of NamibiaThe narrator tells us that the people survived the traumatising experie... |
The strong120message is therefore one of tolerance and building friendships. TaskQ 1Friendship helps overcome adversity. UsingAngelica s experiences both in Namibia and England show that this is true. Give illustrations from Jame Katjavivi s White Hands.121Thank you very much for the purchase of this eBook. I hope enjo... |
THE RIVER AND THE SOURCEESSAY QUESTIONS ENGLISH1. The River and the Source: Margaret A. Ogolla. In the traditional Africa Society, women suffer the effects of gender discrimination. Using illustrations from, The River and The Source, validate the statement. 20marks Answer: Gender discrimination occurs when men show bia... |
Pg 167 .This clear demonstration of loyalty helps the two to remain together right into their sunset days. F iii . The Sigus have instilled a sense of hard work in the family. Mark keeps on studying to get promotions so that he can have his children live a decent life. Pg 166, 172 . Mark felt very lucky about his hard ... |
Conclusion:Clearly, Akoko is among the few African women who embraced change without demur. She seems to understand that change is mandatory and people must keep pace with it. 4. A strong household is founded on strong family values. Making reference to Mark Sigu s family in Margaret Ogola s The River and the Source, w... |
Mark was firm on his children s discipline and they never spared them any time they misbehaved. When Tony and Aoro almost made their twin drown they are heavily punished. Pgs 176-179 . Aoro is suspended from school. He is denied food and asked to start fending for himself. Pgs 187-191 VII. On heavy matters concerning t... |
Women who are unable to conceive are neglected. They, however, get solace from Christian mission in Aluor e.g. Nyabera, the barren woman. Traditionally, in marriage, one had to dig as much about one s partner s relatives. Change comes and marriage becomes a bond between two people e.g. Akoko, Nyabera vs. Awiti and Mark... |
She is a source of inspiration for her daughter Nyabera, her grand daughter Elizabeth and Elizabeth s children notably Aoro. Wandia says that Aoro keeps saying that he is not a great grandson of Akoko for nothing. This is to mean that even after her death, she is still influenced. She allows Nyabera to join Christianit... |
I Akoko draws the attention of the village and defends herself against her mother-in-law Nyar Alego and brother-in-law Otieno Kembo s allegations for using witchcraft to prevent Owuor Kembo her husband from marrying other wives. She leaves her matrimonial home regardless of the absence of her husband, to show that she ... |
They have very clear vision of what their children should become in adult life but they end up deviating. Though not always painfully the parents feel disappointed. Elizabeth and Mark are such parents. Content:D i Vera a promising girl, very educated, infact an electrical engineer. Her parents especially the father had... |
Introduction:It is true that Akoko is a true embodiment of change. This is shown by the following illustrations:- E i When Maria Nyabera goes through several misfortunes including the loss of her children, she is at the point of despair, and she decides to seek a new way to console her. She consults Akoko who encourage... |
132.Later, when Elizabeth informs her parents that her fianc Mark Sigu, would be coming to seek for her hand in marriage, Nyabera wonders how Elizabeth can think of getting married to a man whose antecedents she doesn t know. Akoko brings her back to her senses and tells her, Accept it Maria, the world is changing pg. ... |
Traditionally, a chief should be polygamous the fact that the chief remains monogamous is change that is attributed to Akoko s admirable personality. Owuor Kembo treats his wife like a queen pg. Owuor Kembo pays more than double the normal bride price that is thirty head of cattle. Traditionally he should have bargaine... |
Widowhood pushes women to a disadvantaged position in society. Write an essay in support of this statement basing your answer on The River and The Source by Margret Ogolla. Answer. Introduction Can either be general or textual giving allusion to the suffering widow undergo in the society Content Soon after her husband ... |
AGRICULTURE FORM III NOTES17.0.0 Livestock Production Selecting and Breeding 12 Lessons 18.0.0 Livestock Production Livestock Rearing 10 Lessons 19.0.0 Farm Structures 18 Lessons 20.0.0 Agricultural Economics II Land Tenure and Land Reform 20 Lessons 21.0.0 Soil and Water Conservation 19 Lessons 22.0.0 Weeds and Weed C... |
The ovum travels through the fallopian tubes to the uterus. The release and movement of the ovum down to the uterus is called ovulation. If mating is done at this time, fertilization will take place. The fertilized egg implants itself onto the endometrium walls of uterus and develops into foetus. Fallopian tubes:Fertil... |
During mating the cloaca of the hen and the vent of the cock fit into each other and then semen is poured into the cloaca ,then sucked to the oviducts. The Reproductive System of a HenOvaryHen has two ovaries but one functional. Ova formed in ovaries. 3500-4000 ova present inside ovary held by follicle. Mature ovum rel... |
The breeding stock should pass the good qualities to their offsprings for better performance, to improve the livestock. Selection process repeated for many generations increases chances of formation of desirable qualities in an animal. Genetically termed as gene frequency occurrence of the genes that carry desirable ch... |
Mono-eyed,limping,irregular number of teats,scrotal hernia,defective and weak backlineHealthSick animals do not breed well and are expensive to keep. Animals that are resistant to diseases pass these characteristics to their offspringsBody ConformationAnimals for breeding to be selected according to proper body conform... |
Temperament. Body formation. Age. Heredity defectsSelection in CamelsHealth of the animal. Age. Temperament. Foraging ability. Fertility. Level of performance-milk, meat, fur and transport. Method of SelectionThese include:Mass selection - Animals with superior characteristics are selected from a herd and then allowed ... |
It may lead to decline in fertility. It may lead to high rate of pre-natal mortality. Systems of InbreedingClose Breeding: mating between very closely related animals, for example sib-mating and parents sib-mating. Line Breeding: mating of distantly related animals that had a common ancestor for example cousins. Outbre... |
Swollen vulva. The doe throws herself on the side. The doe rubs herself against the wall or any other solid object. The doe tries to contact other rabbits in the next hutch by peeping. Methods of Service in LivestockNatural MatingAdvantages:It is more accurate. It is less laborious. Useful when heat signs of females ca... |
It requires special equipment for fertilization and storage of embryos. Signs of Parturition in LivestockParturition is the act of giving birth in female animals. Parturition in CattleThe gestation period in cattle is 270-285 days averaging 280days. Signs of ParturitionRestlessnessEnlarged or swollen vulva. Clear mucus... |
Steaming UpGiving extra quality feed to an animal during the last weeks of gestation. In cattle it is done 6-8 weeks before calving. Importance Steaming UpIt provides nutrients for maximum foetal growth. It helps in the build up of energy for parturition. It ensures the birth of a healthy animal. It promotes good healt... |
Use of elastrator and rubber ring. Dipping and SprayingThese are methods of applying acaricides on the animals to control external parasites. DustingIt is the application of chemical powders on the animal body or on the walls of the animal house to control external parasites. It is used to control stick-fast parasites ... |
It starts at the age of 8 months and then done once a year. Should be done during the dry season. Tools used: wool shears. Care must be taken not to cut the skin, testicles, udder, vulva and penis. CastrationIt is the rendering unserviceable the testicles of a male animal. ImportanceTo control breeding diseases. To con... |
Restlessness and bleating. Slackening of the hip muscles. After these signs 'are seen the ewes should be separated from the others. The normal presentation is forelegs and head first. After birth the mother should be allowed to lick the lamb to ensure the coat is dry. Parturition in GoatsIt is referred to as kidding. I... |
They make the honey combs. They protect the hives. They clean the hive. Importance of BeesCollect nectar from flowers. Make honey - a nutritious product used by man as food. Helps in crops pollination of plants. Bees produce wax used to make candles. They make propolis - a bee product which is medicinal. Routine Manage... |
Using a centrifugal extractor. Precautions When Handling BeesAvoid excessive smoking. This kills the brood and lowers quality of the honey. Use protective clothing to avoid sting. Protect the hive from rain water. Use clean equipment and containers to avoid contamination of the honey. Use recommended method of extracti... |
Harvesting may be done 6-8 months after the introduction of fingerlings into the fish pond. Maintenance of the Fish PondRepairing the dyke or any structure on it. Cleaning the pond and removing foreign materials. Planting grass where necessary. Removing un desirable vegetation. Removing the silt. Fish PreservationPract... |
AdvantagesLight,cheep depending on quality,easy to disinfect,can be moulded into any shape,are durable,cannot be destroyed by insects and fungusare water-proof. DisadvantagesAre easily destroyed,fragile,very expensiverequire skilled labour. Wood Timber AdvantagesThey are workable,cheap,can be re-usedare fairly strong. ... |
Parts of a buildingThe foundation,The walls,The roofInclude;kingpost,rafters,struts,tie beam,rafter battenInclude;concrete floor,foundation wall,PVC sheet damp-proof course the compacted fill hard core . FencesImportance of Fence in a FarmKeep out intruders to the farm,Define the boundary lines of the farm. Paddocking ... |
However the efficiency of utilization of land is influenced to a large extent by the condition of holding the land. Land TenureLand tenure is defined as the possession of the legal rights to the use of land. Various kinds of rights to the use of land give rise to different tenure systems. Land Tenure SystemAll land ten... |
State ownershipLand is owned by the whole state and is refered to as government land. Examples in Kenya;Areas not allocated to individualsLand under local county councils cities and townsLand under forest, game reserve and parks, land for infra-structure and public utilityAdvantages of state ownershipGeneration of inco... |
Foreigners may repatriate profit to their countries. Landlordism and tenancyThe arrangement here involves the ownership of land by one individual or group of individuals landlord who lease it to another individual tenant . A legal lease specifies the length of time during which the tenure is operative;and that serves a... |
The government may decide to subdivide large farms in order to settle landless citizens. Land Adjudication and RegistrationLand adjudication involves;Establishing the legitimate ownership,Measurements to make permanent boundaries Recording of land details. Once land has been adjudicated, and any disputes concerning the... |
Soil depth;The deeper the soil, the longer it takes to be saturated with water. Land use:Overstocking leads to bareness of the land and looseness of the soil. Deforestation - indiscriminate removal of trees leads to exposure of soil to heavy rainfall and high temperatures. Indiscriminate burning of vegetation exposes t... |
Cover cropping ;The establishment of a crop that spreads out over the surface of the soil to provide it with a cover. Contour farming ;Carrying out all land operations along the contour. Mulching ;Covering of the soil with either organic or synthetic materials. Proper cropping systems such as:Crop rotationCorrect spaci... |
Fanya chini:In this case the soil is heaped on the lower side of the channel. Bunds: heaps of soil earth made along the contour. Cutoff drains:An open trench with an embankment on the lower side into which water from the farm drains. Water from the trench should be discharged into;Natural waterways,Artificial waterways... |
Trapezoidal bunds;Trapezoidal shaped bunds, which enclose a large area where the crops are grown. Contour bunds furrows ;These are furrows made along the contours between the rows of crops where agroforestry trees are intercropped with annual crops. Planting holes pits ;These are extra large planting holes made and fil... |
Aquatic weeds such as Salvinia in Lake Naivasha and water hyacinth in Lake Victoria affect fishing. Some weeds are alternate hosts for insects, pests and disease causing organisms for example:Wild oat avena fatua is an alternate host for rusts. Mallow malva verticillata is an alternate host for cotton stainers. Weeds l... |
Weed IdentificationWeeds are identified by their common individual names and botanical names. They are named according to specific features or according to person who identified them. Common Name Botanical NameBlack Jack Bidens pilosaMexican marigold Tagetes minuta0xalislsorrel ..Oxalis spp. Double thorn Oxygonum sinua... |
METHODS OF WEED CONTROL INCLUDE:Chemical Weed Control The use of chemicals known as herbicides to control weeds. Classification of HerbicidesBased on:Formulation - the physical form of the herbicides for example:LiquidsWettable powdersEmulsionDustTime of ApplicationPre-emergence - applied before the planted crop germin... |
It can be done by hand tools or tractor drawn implements. AdvantagesCheap in small scale production. Increases water and air infiltration into the soil. Incorporates crops residues into the soil. The earthing-up done during tillage encourages root growth. DisadvantagesIf done repeatedly it destroys soil structure. It i... |
Classification of PestsPests are classified according to the following:Mode of FeedingPests with biting and chewing mouth parts - they cause physical damage and reduce the photosynthetic area of the plant. Pests with piercing and sucking mouth parts - they suck out the nutritious plant sap and in the process may introd... |
Physical mechanical measuresBiological methods. Chemical methods. Integrated pest management. Cultural Methods:These are farming practices which aim at reducing the pest population by destroying the life cycle of the pests either by exposing them to adverse conditions or denying them food. These include:Timely planting... |
Protoplasmic poisons - cause the cells to disintegrate. Target PestsInsecticides - kill insect pestsMolluscicides - kill snails and slugs. Rodenticides - kill rodents. Nematocides - kill nematodes. Formulation . Dusts, granules and powdersEmulsifiable concentrates. Miscible liquids. Wettable powders. Fumigants. Factors... |
Use of explosives thrown at breeding places of birds to kill or scare them away. Biological Pest ControlIt involves the use of living organisms to reduce the pest population. Predator Target PestParasitic wasp-------------------White fly in citrus, boll worms, stalk borersBirds--------------------------------- Crickets... |
Some are parasitic and others are saprophytic. Parasitic fungi divided into;Obligate parasites- those that depend on other living organisms for food. Falcultative parasites-those that are able to live on both the living and dead tissues. Examples of fungal diseasePanama disease Fusarium oxysperium bananas Cigar-end rot... |
Proper seedbed preparation. Proper spacing. Heat treatment of the planting materials for example sugar cane. Proper drying of cereals and pulses to 13 M.C. Growing disease resistant varieties. Legislative MethodInvolves the imposing of regulations and laws especially in case of disease outbreaks to prevent the introduc... |
Field Maintenance:Apply phosphatic fertilizer during planting at a rate of 120kg ha P2O5Also nitrogenous fertilizers as top dress at the rate of 200kg of ASN or CAN. Control weeds by cultivation, use of appropriate herbicides, uprooting, slashing and mulching. Pest ControlMaize Stalk Borer:Nature of damage: Boring the ... |
Planting:Done at the onset of the rains. Planted by broadcasting and row planting at a spacing of 60cm x 15cm. Field Maintenance:Weeding is done until tillering. Top-dressing is done by use of sulphate of ammonia. Pest ControlBirdsNature of Damage: Eats the seeds at milky stage. Control: Bird scaring devices. Disease C... |
HarvestingIndividual heads are cut with knives. Heads are dried, threshed and winnowed. Yields 1650kg ha with good management. SorghumIt is grown in Western, northern, Rift Valley, Eastern and some parts of Central Province. Ecological RequirementsAltitude: 0-1500m above sea level. Rainfall: 420-630mm. It is drought re... |
Soils: Well drained loamy soils rich in organic matter. VarietiesVarieties for dry beans:Rose Coco,Mwezi Moja,Canadian Wonder,Wairimu,Haricot,Mwitemania. Variety for canning: Mexican 142. Varieties for French Beans:Primeur,Long Tom,Saza,Master PieceMonel. Seedbed PreparationLand should be prepared early. Primary and se... |
Bura in Tana River. Land PreparationPlots of 0.4 hectare are made with bunds constructed around them. Plots are flooded for four days. Rotavators jembes are used to work the flooded fields on the fifth day. The land is then levelled and allowed to drain. Water ControlDuring land preparation, water level should be about... |
Harvesting of PyrethrumStage of harvestingTakes 3-4 months to mature. Harvest the flowers with disc florets which have assumed a horizontal position. Methods and ProcedurePyrethrum is picked manually. Flowers are picked by twisting the heads so that no stem is attached. PrecautionClean harvesting should be done. Avoid ... |
Fine plucking - 2 leaves and a bud are removed. Coarse plucking - 3 leaves and a bud are removed. A straight fitto straight stick is used to guide the plucker on the plucking table. Tipping is done by cutting off shoots that appear above the fitto. PrecautionsPlucked tea is placed in woven well ventilated baskets to pr... |
Treatment of legume seedsLegume seeds are inoculated with the correct strain of bacteria which fix nitrogen for the crop. PlantingThis is done at the beginning of the rainsMethods of sowing are;Direct sowing,Under sowing,Over-sowingOversowingThis is introduction of a pasture legume in an existing grass pasture. Underso... |
Bale the dry materials for storage. Store under shed or shelter. Factors Determining Quality of HayStage of growth at which forage is harvested. Leaf content of the forage material. Method of handling and curing the hay. Form in which material is fed to livestock. Species of forage used. Amount of foreign materials in ... |
Difficulties in breathing. Dullness. Control and PreventionControl of vectors through dipping and fencing. Treatment by use of clexon in the early stages. Anaplasmosis gall sickness Animals attacked:Cattle between 2 months and 2 years. Poultry. Lambs and kids. Rabbits. Cause: Protozoan Anaplasma marginale Transmitted b... |
Causes: Bacteria Salmonella gallinarum SymptomsDepression appearing very sick. Respiratory distress. Dullness. Drooping wings. Sleepy eyes. Anaemia resulting in pale and shrunkencombs and wattles. Greenish yellow diarrhoea. ControlKilling all affected birds and proper disposal of the carcasses. Maintaining hygiene in t... |
A yellowish brown, slimy, odourless discharge from the vulva may occur after the abortion. ControlUse of artificial insemination. Slaughtering affected animals followed by proper disposal of their carcasses. The attendant to the animals should avoid contact with the aborted foetus. A blood test should be carried out fo... |
Or Staphylococcus spp. Pre-disposing Factors:Incomplete milking. Injuries on the udder and teats. Weak sphincter muscles of the teats allowing free flow of milk. SymptomsMilk is watery, blood stained or clotted. Swollen udderControlProper milking techniques. Treatment by use of antibiotics. Culling of animals which are... |
Nasal discharges which force the birds to shake their heads to clear it. Birds walk with a staggering motion. Paralysis of wings and legs may occur. Birds have their beaks and wings down. Birds produce watery greenish diarrhoea. Birds lay soft shelled eggs. ControlKilling all birds and burning them followed by cleaning... |
Double fencing to keep wild animals away. Nutritional Diseases DisordersMilk FeverIt is a non-infectious disease brought about by calcium deficiency in animals which have recently given birth. Animals attacked: Cows, goats and pigs that have recently given birth. Causes:Due to low calcium levels in the blood. Which lea... |
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THE TITLEThe title, Betrayal in the City, fits the events of the play as this is what the people of Kafira have to live with daily. Betrayal in the City reflects the political, cultural and personal betrayal witnessed in the fictitious state of Kafira. Boss the head of state works alongside other strong cronies and syc... |
Many of such regimes were later overthrown by coup de tats. Francis Imbuga s major concern is betrayal at two levels, both at a personal and government level. Betrayal in the City shows a decay in morals, greed for power. Doga and Nina lament as they mourn their dead son, Adika and wishes to perform a ritual for their ... |
Boss trust of those who advise him especially Mulili makes him give unbearable directives to silence those presumably against his government including the simple old couple who were innocent. Boss also tries to take advantage of Regina forcefully. Such scandals speak unfavorably of the Head of State. Nicodemo and Tumbo... |
5. What are we told about Jusper s condition and why is it so? 6. Who killed Adika and what is his relationship with the sub chief? 7. What led to the death of Adika and how was he killed? 8. According to Jusper what is the difference between the sun Jupiter and Jusper and what does it represent9. Jusper tells Nina tha... |
He does not have any mental illness that would make him need any rehabilitation therefore he sarcastically tells askari that he is truly grateful and that he didn t know they took such pains. It is apparent that Mosese has decided to remain silent because silence can as well be a weapon but should he be so, the prisons... |
According to Mosese, it was an illusion. He wonders how many people had seen the kingdom and what colour it is. Mosese is disillusioned. He says they have killed their past and were busy killing the future. He laments about the oppressive nature of boss regime. For instance, soldiers had beaten up Regina and had forced... |
Why is the foreign dignitary visiting and why are the prisoners supposed to perform a play for him16. The askari talks of selective breeding and says you need a tall relative to get anything in the country what does this tell about Kafira17. Mosese says it was better while we waited. Now we have nothing to look forward... |
Regina tells Jusper of the scheduled visits to Kafira by a certain head of state. If this is to happen, then, there will be three days holiday for all in addition to the prisoners being released to mark the occasion. She has a letter from Tumbo, who is boss right-hand man. In it, boss has promised to facilitate the rel... |
He learns from Regina that Jusper writes plays and since they require a one-act play for the entertainment, he concludes that Jusper can write one for the occasion. Tumbo says that he would have written one himself, but being a socialist, he thought of extending the opportunity to others to show them light, to eat and ... |
Why is Regina critical about people voicing their concerns against the government? 9. What do we deduce learn from Jusper and Reginas conversation about the intended visit by the foreign head of state10. Why does Jusper pretend to be Regina s cousin when Tumbo calls in? 11. Jusper asks Regina are you sure this is not a... |
Tumbo disagrees with the suggestion that the head of stat e visits upcountry to see the projects he supported. Kabito and Mulili disagree on the issue of forcing the drama department of the university to act in the play. Mulili accuses Kabito of calling him primarykid and when Kabito refuses to apologize, Tumbo recomme... |
Identify and illustrate the character traits of Tumbo, Nicodemo, Mulili and Kabito from this scene17. Identify the elements of betrayal from this scene. SCENE TWODuring the one hour break, Mulili rushes to boss to inform him about Kabito s ill deeds. He finds boss puling grey strands of hair from his head. He maligns K... |
Identify the elements of betrayal in this sceneSCENE THREENews about boss attempt to rape Regina has reached Jusper who now feels he can t go on with the play as he had earlier on promised Tumbo. The latter warns Jusper that this would be deemed as sabotage, hence would be too dangerous. He is warned that if he makes a... |
6. Why does Tumbo caution Jusper against standing for truth and justice7. What has happened to Kabito during the break8. What is the cause of Kabito s death according to Mulili9. What do you gather from Mulili s incoherent and apparent confused explanation of Kabito s death10. Explain Tumbo s assertion that like caged ... |
This according to him is only the truth. Boss joins them in the preparation of the rehearsal and Jusper tells him the play is about an army cadet who is promoted to the rank of captain within six months of enrolment. Duringthe pass-out parade he shoots his colleague accidentally because he doesn t know how to handle a ... |
Before the play ends, the ghosts of Doga and Nina enter the stage. Mulili s death seems to have appeased Doga and Nina. REVISION QUESTIONS FOR THE SCENESCENE FOUR1. Where is this scene set2. Why is Boss s wife locked up? 3. What is the level of preparedness for the presentation of the play4. Tumbo doesn t know what the... |
Identify the stylistic devices used in this scene22. Identify the elements of betrayal in this sceneTHEMESBETRAYALBetrayal is the act of being disloyal or being deceitful towards someone. Its about going against the trust that someone has on another. The head of state in Kafira Boss has betrayed the people s trust in h... |
Mulili betrays his colleague, Jere who gets arrested because he opposed the farmer s brutality towards Doga and Nina, A part from his name-calling and callous nature; he gets Jere into trouble when all he wanted to do was to assist the old couple. Boss betrays the trust Regina has for him. Regina honours her meeting wi... |
During the meeting by the committee organizing for the entertainment for the visiting dignitary, there is a quarrel and bitter exchange over an apparent misunderstanding betweenKabito and Mulili. Muili reports Kabito to Boss with many false allegations and this leads to the killing of Kabito. At the end of the play Jus... |
You need a tall relative to get anything these days pg 27 only those with relatives working in the government can survive in this state. While the entertainment committee meets Nicodemo tries to find out about what they will make out of it. He asks..... what size of potato per hour? He is also interested in finding out... |
Individuals are forced to take law into their hands since justice favours those connected to those in power. Jusper kills Chagaga in order to avenge the killing if his brother Adika. Chagaga happens to be the sub-chief s brother. Mulili says All small murders get arrested. Like Jusper faces the full brunt of the law wh... |
Regina fears going to see Boss to plead for Mosese s release because she is afraid of him. She fears that something will go wrong if he see her. Regina fears for Juspers safety. She pleads with him to stop clashing with the authorities. She tells him, Jusper, no good will come out of this struggle. Like you I only have... |
The main reason for Boss decision to have the prisoners take part in the play is to potray the country in positive light to ensure foreign investment. A successful visit will make it possible for the role of the negotiators to be heard. Mulili pretends to be shocked by the news that Kabito is dead. He informs Tumbo and... |
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