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Introducing LUSEKE - the indigenous school for all

 Definition and purpose LUSEKE is an initiative to teach and research endangered knowledge. It is also an acronym to Luminary School of Endangered Knowledge and Enterprise (LUSEKE). The initiative seeks to catalyze and pursue ways and means of giving priority to indigenous knowledge and sustainable livelihoods. Started in Vihiga County, the vision is to spread the idea to each African community with unique cultural assets including language, customary practices and industry to incubate and institutionalize through teaching in schools from lower levels to higher ones.  LUSEKE class of knowledge synthesizing and packaging information for teaching  By teaching Indigenous Knowledge, the community is taking initiative for inter-generational capacitating; where young people are provided with alternative knowledge to understand their world and excel in life. The very indigenous knowledge is also an intervention to the misses or excesses of colonial education as to date.  Ob...

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