It's the most remunerative one in Kenya, reportedly pulling in $3.4 million from tourists last year.
The arc of Franklin's career also bears some resemblance to the path taken by George Benson, who set aside a career as an honoured but little-known jazz guitarist to become a trailblazing vocalist in the remunerative, if vile, smooth-jazz genre, and Fleetwood Mac, who started out as the best white blues band ever before deciding to become Fleetwood Mac.
Rather, it becomes a place to advance physical recovery, to demonstrate prowess, to build relationships and bonds with others, and to regain the psychological strength with which to transcend trauma, to return to their families, to reengage in positive and remunerative work, in the military and elsewhere, and to regain the wholeness of mind and spirit that will enable their survival and success.
Participants are legally required to complete a year in community service (remunerative work in the public sector typified by allocated placement) when registering for the first time with their professional council in South Africa [ 21].
These factors are further exacerbated by the socio-economic discontinuities caused by the modernization initiatives of the state such as the introduction of formal schooling in a non-indigenous language, and in the economic realm through the creation of new remunerative opportunities in non-traditional occupations.
It is usually the most expensive (and potentially remunerative) genre in contemporary theatre.
According to Human Rights Watch, workers are sometimes led by agents to believe that they will work as waiters or hotel employees in Abu Dhabi, only to learn on arrival that they will have far less remunerative jobs, in construction.
What if I said to you, "Live your life in service to the planet, because you'll make more money that way" and then pointed to the handful of remunerative jobs in the environmental sector?
Even after finding more remunerative work in the film industry, he never stopped taking still photographs: he developed an enthusiasm for portraits of children and animals, creating a humane – and humanist – body of work in this area alone.
Enrollments did increase, but the quality and relevance of such education was questioned as authorities considered the costs involved in purchasing necessary expensive equipment and in training and retaining qualified teachers, whose skills enabled them to obtain more remunerative positions in industry.
