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MOBILIZING WOMEN TO FORM INCOME GENERATING ACTIVITIES: A CASE STUDY OF BEEKEEPING PROJECT IN URKEESWA VILLAGE AT MONDULI DISTRICT
Large percent of Monduli habitats are the Maasai. This is a purely patrilineal tribe which hold tightly their culture and way of life. Knowing the fact that Maasai culture is in part discriminating women rights, hinder them on access to information, and the likes; The Ministry of Community develop
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