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ˌKenyaniˈzation
[f. Kenyan a. + -ization.]
In Kenya, the replacement of settlers and Asians by Kenyan Africans in government posts, the civil service, and other occupations. So ˈKenyanize v. trans., to make Kenyan in character, organization, etc.
1963Times 17 May 13/7 Nowhere will Europeans be required more than in administration, since the pace of Africanization—or Kenyanization, to use the locally preferred term—has been until recently far too slow to produce adequate numbers of trained and experienced African civil servants. 1970Guardian 25 Nov. 11/6 The Kenyanisation and Ugandanisation law. 1971Inside Kenya Today Mar. 7/1 The target of Kenyanizing the top management personnel will be reached sooner than later. 1973Daily Tel. 11 Jan. 1/1 Kenya is to order 418 non⁓citizen Asian traders to shut their businesses and quit the country by June 1 under its Kenyanisation policy. |