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EPISODE · Oct 30, 2020 · 29 MIN

The Hustler Narrative as Class Struggle

from The African Trumpet · host The African Trumpet

The hustlers narrative is simply the tag thrown at Kenya's current class struggle which has been at play since the hut tax in 1920. The successive Kenyan elites have failed to reform the colonial political economy and inclusive despite its gradual decay. The class struggle under the hustlers narrative is now pitting those whom the system was never meant to serve vs those who feel entitled to run the country. as narrated by Joe Kobuthi and Darius Okolla.

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