Why was the settled economy a success in Kenya but a failure?

The settled economy was a success in Kenya because it allowed for the development of agriculture and trade, leading to economic growth and stability. The settled economy also provided opportunities for people to specialize in different trades and skills, leading to increased productivity and prosperity.

On the other hand, the settled economy was a failure in Kenya because it led to the displacement and marginalization of indigenous communities, who were often forced off their land to make way for settlers. This resulted in social unrest, conflict, and inequality, as well as environmental degradation and loss of traditional livelihoods.

Overall, the success or failure of the settled economy in Kenya depended on how it was implemented and managed, as well as its impact on different groups within society.

There was no settled economy in Kenya that was a failure.