The Kikuyu and Kamba People of Kenya

He was introduced to Marxist ideology, accepted military training and was suspected of joining the Communist Party. (Murray-Brown, 1972). His visit to the KCA was not approved by the KCA, which led to further confusion of the Kikuyu tribe. I do not fully understand how Kenyatta left Russia, but he maintained a communist relationship and later funded him. In 1933, Kenyatta returned to London after spending one year in Germany. Kenyatta wrote a letter from London to KCA and requested money to return to Kenya, but he did not send money.

In 1942, the Kikuyu, Mel, Kamba, and Embs kept secrets and vowed to become independent from the UK. The Maumau movement began with a swearing oath, and Kenya has advanced into a constant journey of national sovereignty. The Maumau movement is an extreme African nationalist organization that resists British authorities and its colonial rule. Mau Mau 's members are mainly composed of Kikuyu, the largest tribe in Kenya. - ... Because almost all "acceptable" currencies are in the hands of settlers, many Kenyans basically become their ancestors and leave their preparation on the white settlers' farm Traffic illegal occupants who work as employers (13-14 years old). Currently, there is no land. We depend on the goodwill of white colonists who are severely restricted in determining the interaction between each other and the environment.

Kenya has a diverse population including 47 ethnic communities, 67% Bantu (Kikuyu, Swahili, Kamba, Luhya, Meru, Abas Susi) and 30%. Nile (Maasai, Ruo, Samburu, Turkana, Karenjin). Another important ethnic group is an Indian who was regarded as a servant of the contract by Britain during the colonial era and settled in a major city, mainly a merchant. There is also a small and prominent white community dating back to the colonial era. It is primarily British.

First, colonialism has a negative impact on colonial government Kenya. Before Britain took over, the people of Kikuyu elected Congress, and Congress enacted the law for people. Before the arrival of the UK, Kikuyu had a representative democracy. (Reference 3) The UK brought colonial monarchy government to Kenya without giving any representation and freedom to Africans. Africans become second-class citizens in their hometown