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Useful records particularly those of the churches are not likely to be found in the continent of Africa, where history actually took place, but are to be found in a library or in a remote village in the western countries.
An African Pastor is an attempt to reserve this trend so that such information can be found where history actually took place. This work by Ernest Wanyoike, is as an attempt by an African to write for the African about African history. For too long such records have been written by foreigners but today, we begin to find the trend being reversed.
The book is not concerned with religious life of the Pastor only, but a total involvement in the life of the people of the surrounding district. If the church is to be relevant, the Pastor will have to live and act within the society and as part of the same. Consequently, a total involvement in both religious and secular activities will be part and parcel of the ministry.
Introduction In a society plagued by corruption and insecurity, ‘The Untrained Detectives’ expose the government’s failure to protect its citizens. The play unfolds in a nation where lawbreakers, shielded by their connections to senior officials, roam free without fear of consequences. Amidst this chaos, a generation of educated yet unemployed youth struggles to find their place in a system that has rendered them powerless. Desperate for survival and disillusioned by the government’s inability to uphold justice, these young individuals take matters into their own hands. They devise their own methods to navigate the treacherous landscape of a corrupt government, determined to protect themselves from the predatory forces that threaten their lives. As the story progresses, the government, recognizing the resourcefulness and resilience of these youth, offers them jobs.
However, the young generation, aware of the risks of being co- opted into a system they despise, rejects the offer. They refuse to be tainted by association with the corrupt regime, choosing instead to carve out their own path, free from the influence of those who have failed them. ‘The Untrained Detectives’ is a powerful narrative that highlights the resilience of youth in the face of systemic failure and their refusal to compromise their values for the sake of survival.No account yet?
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