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2634-5773 vements in both Britain and Africa.Appeals to both historianThis book is the first systematic political history of Jomo Kenyatta, Kenya’s founding president.?The first of two parts, it explores Kenyatta’s formative years in nationalist activism in Kenya and Britain, the complex links between colonia

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Introduction,itain and the rise of his political mythology as the “burning spear” of African nationalism in Kenya. It highlights some of the major themes that are pursued in detail in the rest of the book: spying on Kenyatta by the colonial and British intelligence services; Pan Africanism and theories of libera

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Pan Africanism: Discussions on Strategy for Liberation, Marriage, and Surveillance,d how these affected Kenyatta; moving from a preference for armed revolt to mass nationalism under the leadership of radical nationalists, and why; Pan Africanism and radical Pan Africanists.; the British Labour Party and changes in its post-war colonial policy; Kenyatta’s decision to return to Keny

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The Turning Point: Kenyatta and Malcolm MacDonald,n leader. The astute efforts of Malcolm MacDonald, the last British governor of Kenya, who determined that prior judgments by the colonial and British intelligence services about Kenyatta had been mistaken. That Kenyatta was the ideal candidate to take over Kenya as the protector of British settlers