- The mode of dressing has changed.
- There is the introduction of new forms of worship/Christianity/Islam/other world religions.
- Ancestors are no longer considered part of the family/not involved in the activities of the community.
- There is individual ownership of the land rather than communal ownership.
- Some rites of passage are no longer carried out/have been dropped/removal of teeth/female circumcision/tattooing/ear looping.
- People have migrated to urban centres/free inter-mingling of people/weakened family/clan ties.
- People can plan for the number of children to have/introduction of modern contraceptives.
- Homes for the aged have emerged/the old have been left on their own.
- New diet has been introduced/modern food.
- New form of government has emerged replacing the roles of elders/specialists.
- Modern forms of technology/infrastructure have transformed life.
- Introduction of formal education.
- Modern farming has been introduced hence the sustainability of food
Explain the socio-cultural changes that have taken place in traditional African communities in Kenya today