<span>Nairobi, Kenya's capital and largest city </span><span>Mombasa, Kenya's oldest and second largest city </span><span>Kisumu, Kenya's third largest city </span><span>Nakuru, Kenya's fourth largest city. </span><span>Eldoret
Malindi<span>, the second largest urban center in the Coastal Region</span>
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Answer:
1. Executive
2. Legislature
3. Judiciary
Explanation:
Over the years in the human style of governance of the society, separation of powers has been considered the most efficient in curbing the abuse or tyrannical use of powers among the rulers.
This strategy involves the splitting of government's power into different branches often referred to as Executive, Legislature, and Judiciary.
Hence, to avoid tyrannical rule, our government's powers are split to keep power in the hands of the EXECUTIVE, LEGISLATURE, and the JUDICIARY.
Explanation:
The human being needs ties to grow and develop. When some of these ties are broken a period of great intensity arises that we call mourning.
If the loss is radical and definitive, as in the case of death, all of the persons dimensions are affected (the physical, emotional, cognitive, behavioural, social and spiritual dimensions), to such an extent that the person can feel unable to overcome this and/or develop a pathological mourning that requires professional intervention for recovery.
Many factors intervene in the type of mourning, such as circumstances of the death, relation to the deceased, personality, previous experience and the socio-family context.
For there to be complete recovery following a loss, the person affected passes through a series of stages or phases and must carry out four basic tasks: 1. Accept the reality of the loss. 2. Express emotions and pain. 3. Adapt to a setting from which the loved one is absent. 4. Emotionally resituate the deceased and continue living.
The answer is to the question is c
Answer:
Maybe but it's small so it should not be that much of a problem.