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Joseph Musembi 
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Globalisation is a terminology that describes how people businesses and countries throughout the world become interconnected through infrastructure, technology, global finance and media that's making it possible for goods and services as well as ideas and people to travel through borders and state boundaries. Globalisation can also be described as interconnectedness of businesses and people throughout the world that eventually leads to global cultural economic and political integration (Becky, 2000).
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