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Because writers are progressive and responsive, they stick to their routine in search of more information to justify their thinking. They therefore peruse existing records and compare, relate and analyze them to come up with fresh assumptions and conclusions. By doing so, they open up fresh topics for discussions and debates by the contemporary parties. That is how history is made and recorded in its chronicles. Ameru writers and authors in the past have lauded Meru History on the basis of “probably and possibly,” “may be or perhaps,” “this and that happened” in the making of ...

By Gichunge WA M’Thirua and Joel Kirema M’Ringera Without farming and cultivation, the world population would never exist because humans live on food consumption, work and prayer. Without food, work and prayer there is no human existence. All humans live because they eat food and food is produced from farms by people who cultivate their farms to feed themselves and others after they have produced excess in their farms. From long ago Ameru of Kenya were farmers and builders of the Pyramids in Egypt the country of their origin after they had crossed the Red Sea from the Middle East where ...

By Gichunge WA M’Thirua and Joel Kirema M’Ringera Ameru people of Kenya, in Meru County are the people who practiced democracy even before the Europeans arrived in Africa and particularly in Kenya. The history of Ameru indicates that they lived in Egypt and they escaped from Egypt after which they meandered in the wilderness of Africa from around AD 745 to find their way to Mboa (Manda Island) in Kenya before AD 1100. Before their escape from Egypt, they had been among the most advanced people at the time. Their fields of advancement included constructions and leadership, though in ...

INTRODUCTION By Gichunge WA M’Thirua and Joel Kirema M’Ringera Publishing of documents and books is a very expensive industry anywhere in the world. Especially in Kenya, publishing is an expensive industry. It is expensive because Kenyans have never acquired high standard publishing machines and equipment in the country. Therefore, Kenyans read imported books though the contents of those books are sometimes local materials. Kenyans trust imported National Examinations, they trust imported election materials and they trust imported books printed in foreign countries. Kenyans and not only...

AMERU KENYA BELIEVED IN GICHIARO BETWEEN CLANS INTRODUCTION By Gichunge WA M’Thirua and Joel Kirema M’Ringera – Coauthor Ameru are a community of Kenya who live in Meru County Kenya. Ameru were among communities created in the Middle East like other people and lived there until when races and communities dispersed due to various reasons. Ameru crossed the Red Sea and settled in Egypt (Eenji mbuuti/Diggers of holes when planting) for centuries when they escaped from the hard rule of the rulers. Ameru meandered in the wilderness of Nubia, Ethiopia, Congo, Rwanda, and through Tanzania to...

AMERU WERE COLONIZED AFTER MELEE INTRODUCTION By Gichunge WA M’Thirua Ameru of Kenya have a long and interesting history in their existence. Their history traces back to when they crossed The Red Sea where they were created by God to live in Egypt for millenniums. In Egypt they were experts of the Pyramids construction. They escaped from Egypt after refusing to surrender their knowledge of Pyramids construction technology. They escaped and arrived in Mboa (Manda Island) in the Kenyan Coast around AD 1100 after they had meandered in the wilderness of Egypt, Nubia and Meroe from AD 745 to ...

CLANS OF AMERU IN KENYA SUMMARY By Gichunge WA M’Thirua and Joel Kirema M'Ringera Ameru of Kenya are a community that lived in Egypt for centuries to become the Pyramids builders after they had crossed the Red Sea on being disturbed by other races that lived in the Middle East where God had created them. In Egypt, the rulers of the country demanded impossible tasks from Ameru because they were expert builders. Ameru decided to escape instead of surrendering their expertise. Their escape landed them in Mboa (Manda Island) in Kenya around AD 1050. Ameru lived in Mboa up to about AD 1650 ...

INTRODUCTION By Gichunge WA M’Thirua and Isaac Kaura Ngore Ameru from long ago lived in clans for cultural identity. Ameru lived as identities of their various clans and therefore, they lived decent lives in order to be acceptable in the community. They ensured that no one married his sister or a close relative. Marrying a close relative made them have deformed children and unknown diseases and other misfortunes in life. Also clan members never conducted marriage between themselves. It was anathema for a man and a woman of the same clan to marry. Therefore, a Mmeru needed to know his clan...

CIVIC EDUCATION FOR YOUTH IN KENYA Introduction By Gichunge WA M’Thirua and Joel Kirema When many communities in a country are all well-informed and knowledgeable about what goes on in their good country and as there is peace, concord and harmony, the country is proud of its leaders. The leaders are the source of its legacy of tranquility and quietude, while citizens are free to criticize and get away with it. Nevertheless, many people ignore and take it for granted. Though, peace is a worthy legacy in a country. Peace fosters development in a country. In calmness and serenity, the ...

INTRODUCTION By Gichunge WA M'Thirua and Jacob Mugambi Kamau AMERU of Meru Kenya arrived in Meru from Mboa approximately AD1660, after they had escaped from Mboa when their hunting as slaves by the Nguuntune (the Portuguese) intensified in the latter part of AD 1500, and after they had been used as slaves who constructed Fort Jesus in Mombasa. When the Nguuntune realized that Ameru were strong and muscular men, they seriously hunted them as slaves for export to America, through AD 1590's and AD 1600's when Ameru managed to escape from Mboa (Manda Island) Kenya. Their epic journey through ...

By Tarcisio Gichunge WA M'Thirua Catholic Church was introduced in Kangeta Area, today the Headquarters of Igembe Central by Father Francesco Soldati in 1950’s. Sometimes in 1950’s Father Francesco Soldati arrived in Njia Location after he had sought permission to preach in the Northern Grazing Area of Igembe because the upper part of the Location had been reserved for the CMS (Protestants) all the way from Kangeta Town to Maua the Headquarters of the Church Missionary Society and the Colonizers from 1910’s. Father Soldati cleverly squeezed himself in-below the road from Meru Town to ...

It is an indisputable and irrefutable fact that Jesus Christ came on earth to save humanity from total condemnation by God resulting from their disobedience in the Garden of Eden. God the Creator of the universe with everything in it decided to save humanity by allowing His only Begotten Son to come on earth to teach humanity the way of their salvation. Jesus Christ, the Son of God taught humanity how to pray, how to repent, and how to reconcile with God their Father in order to obtain salvation of their souls. Jesus Christ founded and established a church and a religion for them to follow ...

GICHUNGE WA M'THIRUA AND JOEL KIREMA Long ago in Egypt, when people went to their farms in the community, they were assigned the amount of work to be accomplished by one within one day by the size of Ibuuti or steps to be cultivated in one day in order to be justified for payment as self-assurance. Ameru were gatherers and serious farmers in Egypt. Thus, when they left Egypt under pressure and in unfriendly circumstances, they carried with them various crops, plants and animals on their long and epic journey to Mboa (Manda Island Kenya). Among the crops and plants that they brought from ...