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Rural to Rural Migration as a type of internal migration and what it involves

Answer Text:
Rural to Rural Migration as a type of internal migration.
- Movement of people from one rural area to another.
- It involves:
1. People moving to plantations and other large farms seeking employment e.g. tea pickers in Kericho from Kisii rural parts.
2. Movement of nomadic pastoralists from one place to another in search of water and pasture.
3. People moving to other parts of the country to buy land and settle there.
4. Movement of people into settlement schemes e.g. Mwea, Nyandarua etc. to ease pressure on land.
5. Movement of public and private employees on transfer from one rural area to another.