Mount Kenya and The Mlima People

Mount Kenya is located in Kenya, East Africa. It is the highest mountain in Kenya and the second-highest in Africa, after Mount Kilimanjaro. Mount Kenya is an extinct stratovolcano and is part of a larger national park of the same name, known for its diverse wildlife and stunning natural beauty. The mountain is a popular destination for hiking and climbing enthusiasts, offering various routes and challenges for all skill levels. Communities around Mount Kenya are rich in culture, diversity, and tradition. The mountain, with its majestic presence, has long been a focal point for various ethnic groups in Kenya.Kikuyu: The Kikuyu people, also known as the Agikuyu, are the largest ethnic group in Kenya and are predominantly found around Mount Kenya and the Central Highlands. The Embu people are closely related to the Kikuyu and Meru communities. They inhabit the eastern slopes of Mount Kenya and are known for their farming practices, particularly coffee and tea cultivation. The Meru people, also known as the Ameru, reside mainly on the eastern and northern slopes of Mount Kenya.

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Fredrick is a management scholar, he has presented papers in different international conferences and published in peer reviewed journals. He is undertaking a PhD in Strategic Management, he holds an MBA in Strategic management and Bachelor of Commerce (Marketing).