Poor management, corruption and vested political interests have made Kenya's sugar industry so inefficient that the country's goal of attaining self-sufficiency in sugar production will remain unattainable for a long time. To explain the persistence of this situation, the article examines the management practice in the industry, prevailing production arrangments and the problems associated with it, focusing on the politics that pervades the entire system.
Authors
- Collection
- African Journal of Political Science
- Contributor
- African Association of Political Science
- Place Discussed
- Kenya
- Provider
- Michigan Service Hub
- Published in
- Kenya
- Rights
- In Copyright
- Source
- Digital Public Library of America https://dp.la/item/ac1602d9448b01832866da52b587a367
