I want to do a section on Kenyan chiefs, many of whom collaborated with the colonial government and whose children and grandchildren have ascended to positions of incredible power and wealth in Kenya.
- Koinange wa Mbiyu.
- Karuri wa Gakure.
- Njiiri wa Karanja.
- Angaine M'Itiria.
- Musa Nyandusi.
- Kinyanjui wa Gathirimu.
- Muhoho wa Gathecha.
- Michuki wa Kagwi.
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-- Senior Chief Mwendwa Kitavi of Kitui produced Kenya’s first African Chief Justice, Kitili, and three Cabinet Ministers in the Kenyatta and Moi governments — Eliud Ngala, his brother Kyale and Kitili’s widow, Nyiva.
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He was shot in the mouth by an assassin in October 1952, precipitating a state of emergency 2 weeks later.
1. Sam Waruhiu: Early student at Mangu and later on Chairman of Old Mutual and Barclays.
2. George Waruhiu of Waruhiu and Co. Advocates.
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Chief Amoth has been described as a leading collaborator.
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There is the story of General Baimungi Marete who was murdered by the Kenyatta government in 1965 after pointing out that promises made to the Mau Mau were not being delivered.
His family lives in abject poverty to this day.
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I think the descendants of the colonial clergymen are in this category of the privileged few. Reverend Musa Gitau the first colonial African ordained Presbyterian clergy...
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