Review of African Political Economy
Review of African Political Economy - Vol. 3 No. 6
Situation of Agricultural Workers in Kenya
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Abstract of Article
Title:The Situation of Agricultural Workers in Kenya
Author:Kerstin Leitner
Location:Vol.3 No.6 (Summer 1976), pp34-50
 The most numerous and most degraded workers in Kenya are the agricultural workers. Their wages are below subsistence. The position of women workers is especially bad. An examination of the KPAWU (Kenya Plantation and Agricultural Workers' Union) reveals its failure to improve its members' conditions in any way. In the absence of support for workers in the higher echelons of government, the only hope is for strengthened organisation among the workers themselves. Ticket system (kipande); Kenya Coffee Growers Assn.; Sisal, tea; COTU (unknown???) Report; KANU (Kenya African National Union); Philip Mwangi; KUSPW (Kenya Union of Sugar Plantation Workers);
See also...
*Organisation: KPAWU Abbreviation of Kenya Plantation and Agricultural Workers' Union.
*Organisation: COTU Abbreviation of unknown.
*Organisation: KANU Abbreviation of Kenya African National Union.
*Organisation: KUSPW Abbreviation of Kenya Union of Sugar Plantation Workers.

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