Resuscitating Kenya:: United Nations to the Rescue

By Pablo Suarez and Florence Akumu Juma

Resuscitating Kenya is a narration of the events following the disputed general election of December 2007 in Kenya, from a childs perspective. Using the analogy and terminology of a health-care system, the author explains the events that degenerated into chaos and violence, claiming the lives of many and displacing others from their homes. It was a response to the depressing images and information that populated both local and international media during the two months of emotional distress in Kenya.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Trafford Publishing
• Release date: Dec 6, 2012
• ISBN: 9781466948655

Pablo Suarez

Florence Akumu Juma is a Ministry Associate based in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada. She has worked with children of diverse age groups and backgrounds since the age of sixteen both as a teacher and a minister. Florence moved to Canada in 1998 with her family and continued sharing her resources in ministry. Florence is married to Francis Juma Ogeke; they have five daughters, Flavia, Fanis, Foyo, Faith, and Flora; two sons-in-law, Raymond Sargeant and Justin Radstake; and five grandchildren, Quinton, Quiana, Keniah and Xavier Sargeant, and Izaka Radstake.

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Copyright 2012, 2014 Florence Akumu Juma.

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Library of Congress Control Number: 2012922228

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Every country in African has a special day in the year that marks its birthday. This date marks the day that the country became an independent state. For Kenya, this date falls on the 12th day of December. At the birth