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Trial of Waruhiu Itote (1922 ? 1993), nom de guerre General China, was one of the key leaders of the Mau Mau Uprising (1952?1960) in British Kenya. General China was the first senior Mau Mau leader to be captured by the government, when he fell into a trap in 1954. He was jailed alongside future Kenyan president Jomo Kenyatta. Because of his cooperation with the colonial government, General China's legacy is often controversial. Stock Photo

RM2YRYMK9–Trial of Waruhiu Itote (1922 ? 1993), nom de guerre General China, was one of the key leaders of the Mau Mau Uprising (1952?1960) in British Kenya. General China was the first senior Mau Mau leader to be captured by the government, when he fell into a trap in 1954. He was jailed alongside future Kenyan president Jomo Kenyatta. Because of his cooperation with the colonial government, General China's legacy is often controversial.

Government Road, Nairobi, Kenya, East Africa Stock Photo

RM2XMY9WH–Government Road, Nairobi, Kenya, East Africa

1950s, people inside look up at the Kenya National Theatre in Nairobi under construction. They are looking at the building which will be the 450 seater inner hall. This grand project was undertaken by the British colonial government of the day. Stock Photo

RMMMGDC8–1950s, people inside look up at the Kenya National Theatre in Nairobi under construction. They are looking at the building which will be the 450 seater inner hall. This grand project was undertaken by the British colonial government of the day.

Norfolk Hotel, Government Road, Nairobi, Kenya, East Africa Stock Photo

RMHH4HNM–Norfolk Hotel, Government Road, Nairobi, Kenya, East Africa

Jome Kenyatta after he was released from 7 years in prison on August 14, 1961. He was one of the 'Kapenguria Six,' charged in 1952 by British colonial government of 'managing and being a member' of the rebellious Mau Mau Society. Kenyatta's participation in the murderous Mau Mau movement remains unproven. (CSU 2015 9 682) Stock Photo

RMF2B069–Jome Kenyatta after he was released from 7 years in prison on August 14, 1961. He was one of the 'Kapenguria Six,' charged in 1952 by British colonial government of 'managing and being a member' of the rebellious Mau Mau Society. Kenyatta's participation in the murderous Mau Mau movement remains unproven. (CSU 2015 9 682)

Kenyan scouts are seen in their uniforms at a parade during the commemoration of 59th Madaraka Day Celebrations held at Railways Grounds in Nakuru City. Kenya attained self-rule on June 1st, 1963 from the hands of the British colonial government. Stock Photo

RM2JB2BF7–Kenyan scouts are seen in their uniforms at a parade during the commemoration of 59th Madaraka Day Celebrations held at Railways Grounds in Nakuru City. Kenya attained self-rule on June 1st, 1963 from the hands of the British colonial government.

Ndiku Mutua, one of five Kenyans issuing a claim for compensation against the British Government for alleged torture during the brutal repression of the Kenyan independence movement by the British Colonial Government in the 1950s and early 1960s, holds a claim form at the Royal Courts of Justice in central London. Stock Photo

RMGBTEKW–Ndiku Mutua, one of five Kenyans issuing a claim for compensation against the British Government for alleged torture during the brutal repression of the Kenyan independence movement by the British Colonial Government in the 1950s and early 1960s, holds a claim form at the Royal Courts of Justice in central London.

BELGIAN COLONIAL MISSION IN KENYA - A group taken at Government House, Nairobi. Left to right:- His Excellency the Governor; Sir Henry Moore, K.C.M.G., M. Albert de Vleeschauwer, Belgian Minister for the Colonies, M. Pierre Ryckmans, Governor-General of the Belgian Congo; Lieut. General P. Ermens, GOC Troops in the Belgian Congo British Army Stock Photo

RM2X15C7K–BELGIAN COLONIAL MISSION IN KENYA - A group taken at Government House, Nairobi. Left to right:- His Excellency the Governor; Sir Henry Moore, K.C.M.G., M. Albert de Vleeschauwer, Belgian Minister for the Colonies, M. Pierre Ryckmans, Governor-General of the Belgian Congo; Lieut. General P. Ermens, GOC Troops in the Belgian Congo British Army

The Kenya tribesmen pictured here are suspected of being Mau Mau terrorists. They were rounded up by a night patrol of soldiers and police and are in a police cage at Fort Hall waiting to be screened. Mr. Oliver Lyttelton, Colonial Secretary, left Nairobi by air yesterday on his way back to Britain after his tour of Kenya trouble spots. Before leaving Nairobi he said that the Kenya Government, with the aid of the British Government, 'will free this country from fear.' November 06, 1952. (Photo by Daily Mirror). Stock Photo

RM2Y88JKK–The Kenya tribesmen pictured here are suspected of being Mau Mau terrorists. They were rounded up by a night patrol of soldiers and police and are in a police cage at Fort Hall waiting to be screened. Mr. Oliver Lyttelton, Colonial Secretary, left Nairobi by air yesterday on his way back to Britain after his tour of Kenya trouble spots. Before leaving Nairobi he said that the Kenya Government, with the aid of the British Government, 'will free this country from fear.' November 06, 1952. (Photo by Daily Mirror).

RM2JB2AH2–Kenyan scouts are seen in their uniforms at a parade during the commemoration of 59th Madaraka Day Celebrations held at Railways Grounds in Nakuru City. Kenya attained self-rule on June 1st, 1963 from the hands of the British colonial government. (Photo by James Wakibia / SOPA Images/Sipa USA)

RM2YRYMK3–Trial of Waruhiu Itote (1922 ? 1993), nom de guerre General China, was one of the key leaders of the Mau Mau Uprising (1952?1960) in British Kenya. General China was the first senior Mau Mau leader to be captured by the government, when he fell into a trap in 1954. He was jailed alongside future Kenyan president Jomo Kenyatta. Because of his cooperation with the colonial government, General China's legacy is often controversial.

Five views of Nairobi, Kenya, British East Africa Stock Photo

RMHH4HN9–Five views of Nairobi, Kenya, British East Africa

English Colonial District Commissioner, Nairobi, Kenya Stock Photo

RMMHNK7X–English Colonial District Commissioner, Nairobi, Kenya

Kenya Police are seen at a parade holding their rifles during the commemoration of 59th Madaraka Day Celebrations held at Railways Grounds in Nakuru City. Kenya attained self-rule on June 1st, 1963 from the hands of the British colonial government. Stock Photo

RM2JB2BG4–Kenya Police are seen at a parade holding their rifles during the commemoration of 59th Madaraka Day Celebrations held at Railways Grounds in Nakuru City. Kenya attained self-rule on June 1st, 1963 from the hands of the British colonial government.

(Left - right) Paulo Nzili and Susan Ngondi, two of five Kenyans who are issuing a claim for compensation against the British Government for alleged torture during the brutal repression of the Kenyan independence movement by the British Colonial Government in the 1950s and early 1960s, at the Royal Courts of Justice in central London. Stock Photo

RMGBTEKJ–(Left - right) Paulo Nzili and Susan Ngondi, two of five Kenyans who are issuing a claim for compensation against the British Government for alleged torture during the brutal repression of the Kenyan independence movement by the British Colonial Government in the 1950s and early 1960s, at the Royal Courts of Justice in central London.

RM2JB2AHP–Kenyan scouts are seen in their uniforms at a parade during the commemoration of 59th Madaraka Day Celebrations held at Railways Grounds in Nakuru City. Kenya attained self-rule on June 1st, 1963 from the hands of the British colonial government. (Photo by James Wakibia / SOPA Images/Sipa USA)

Kenyan police officers are seen in their ceremonial uniforms at a parade during the commemoration of 59th Madaraka Day Celebrations held at Railways Grounds in Nakuru City. Kenya attained self-rule on June 1st, 1963 from the hands of the British colonial government. Stock Photo

RM2JB2BG1–Kenyan police officers are seen in their ceremonial uniforms at a parade during the commemoration of 59th Madaraka Day Celebrations held at Railways Grounds in Nakuru City. Kenya attained self-rule on June 1st, 1963 from the hands of the British colonial government.

Paulo Nzili (left) and Susan Ngondi (centre), two of the five Kenyans who are issuing a claim for compensation against the British Government for alleged torture during the brutal repression of the Kenyan independence movement by the British Colonial Government in the 1950s and early 1960s, are joined by supporters at the Royal Courts of Justice in central London. Stock Photo

RMGBTEKF–Paulo Nzili (left) and Susan Ngondi (centre), two of the five Kenyans who are issuing a claim for compensation against the British Government for alleged torture during the brutal repression of the Kenyan independence movement by the British Colonial Government in the 1950s and early 1960s, are joined by supporters at the Royal Courts of Justice in central London.

RM2JB2AKW–Kenya Police are seen at a parade holding their rifles during the commemoration of 59th Madaraka Day Celebrations held at Railways Grounds in Nakuru City. Kenya attained self-rule on June 1st, 1963 from the hands of the British colonial government. (Photo by James Wakibia / SOPA Images/Sipa USA)

RM2JB2BF0–Kenyan police officers are seen in their ceremonial uniforms at a parade during the commemoration of 59th Madaraka Day Celebrations held at Railways Grounds in Nakuru City. Kenya attained self-rule on June 1st, 1963 from the hands of the British colonial government.

(Left - right) Ndiku Mutua, Paulo Nzili, Susan Ngondi, Jane Muthoni Mara and Wambugu Nyingi, the five Kenyans who are issuing a claim for compensation against the British Government for alleged torture during the brutal repression of the Kenyan independence movement by the British Colonial Government in the 1950s and early 1960s, at the Royal Courts of Justice in central London. Stock Photo

RMGBTEKK–(Left - right) Ndiku Mutua, Paulo Nzili, Susan Ngondi, Jane Muthoni Mara and Wambugu Nyingi, the five Kenyans who are issuing a claim for compensation against the British Government for alleged torture during the brutal repression of the Kenyan independence movement by the British Colonial Government in the 1950s and early 1960s, at the Royal Courts of Justice in central London.

RM2JB2AJ8–Kenyan police officers are seen in their ceremonial uniforms at a parade during the commemoration of 59th Madaraka Day Celebrations held at Railways Grounds in Nakuru City. Kenya attained self-rule on June 1st, 1963 from the hands of the British colonial government. (Photo by James Wakibia / SOPA Images/Sipa USA)

RM2JB2BER–Kenyan police officers are seen in their ceremonial uniforms at a parade during the commemoration of 59th Madaraka Day Celebrations held at Railways Grounds in Nakuru City. Kenya attained self-rule on June 1st, 1963 from the hands of the British colonial government.

Five Kenyans seek justice for alleged empire abuses Stock Photo

RMGBTEKA–Five Kenyans seek justice for alleged empire abuses

RM2JB2AJ1–Kenyan police officers are seen in their ceremonial uniforms at a parade during the commemoration of 59th Madaraka Day Celebrations held at Railways Grounds in Nakuru City. Kenya attained self-rule on June 1st, 1963 from the hands of the British colonial government. (Photo by James Wakibia / SOPA Images/Sipa USA)

RM2JB2BEE–Kenyan police officers are seen in their ceremonial uniforms at a parade during the commemoration of 59th Madaraka Day Celebrations held at Railways Grounds in Nakuru City. Kenya attained self-rule on June 1st, 1963 from the hands of the British colonial government.

RMGBTEKP–Five Kenyans seek justice for alleged empire abuses

RM2JB2AHY–Kenyan police officers are seen in their ceremonial uniforms at a parade during the commemoration of 59th Madaraka Day Celebrations held at Railways Grounds in Nakuru City. Kenya attained self-rule on June 1st, 1963 from the hands of the British colonial government. (Photo by James Wakibia / SOPA Images/Sipa USA)

RM2JB2BF2–Kenyan police officers are seen in their ceremonial uniforms at a parade during the commemoration of 59th Madaraka Day Celebrations held at Railways Grounds in Nakuru City. Kenya attained self-rule on June 1st, 1963 from the hands of the British colonial government.

RM2JB2AHJ–Kenyan police officers are seen in their ceremonial uniforms at a parade during the commemoration of 59th Madaraka Day Celebrations held at Railways Grounds in Nakuru City. Kenya attained self-rule on June 1st, 1963 from the hands of the British colonial government. (Photo by James Wakibia / SOPA Images/Sipa USA)

RM2JB2BEG–Kenyan police officers are seen in their ceremonial uniforms at a parade during the commemoration of 59th Madaraka Day Celebrations held at Railways Grounds in Nakuru City. Kenya attained self-rule on June 1st, 1963 from the hands of the British colonial government.

RM2JB2AGN–Kenyan police officers are seen in their ceremonial uniforms at a parade during the commemoration of 59th Madaraka Day Celebrations held at Railways Grounds in Nakuru City. Kenya attained self-rule on June 1st, 1963 from the hands of the British colonial government. (Photo by James Wakibia / SOPA Images/Sipa USA)

RM2JB2BED–Kenyan police officers are seen in their ceremonial uniforms at a parade during the commemoration of 59th Madaraka Day Celebrations held at Railways Grounds in Nakuru City. Kenya attained self-rule on June 1st, 1963 from the hands of the British colonial government.

RM2JB2AN5–Kenyan police officers are seen in their ceremonial uniforms at a parade during the commemoration of 59th Madaraka Day Celebrations held at Railways Grounds in Nakuru City. Kenya attained self-rule on June 1st, 1963 from the hands of the British colonial government. (Photo by James Wakibia / SOPA Images/Sipa USA)

RM2JB2BFC–Kenyan police officers are seen in their ceremonial uniforms at a parade during the commemoration of 59th Madaraka Day Celebrations held at Railways Grounds in Nakuru City. Kenya attained self-rule on June 1st, 1963 from the hands of the British colonial government.

RM2JB2AHT–Kenyan police officers are seen in their ceremonial uniforms at a parade during the commemoration of 59th Madaraka Day Celebrations held at Railways Grounds in Nakuru City. Kenya attained self-rule on June 1st, 1963 from the hands of the British colonial government. (Photo by James Wakibia / SOPA Images/Sipa USA)

Nakuru, Kenya. 01st June, 2022. Kenyan scouts are seen in their uniforms at a parade during the commemoration of 59th Madaraka Day Celebrations held at Railways Grounds in Nakuru City. Kenya attained self-rule on June 1st, 1963 from the hands of the British colonial government. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2JB2BKW–Nakuru, Kenya. 01st June, 2022. Kenyan scouts are seen in their uniforms at a parade during the commemoration of 59th Madaraka Day Celebrations held at Railways Grounds in Nakuru City. Kenya attained self-rule on June 1st, 1963 from the hands of the British colonial government. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News

RM2JB2AN2–Kenyan police officers are seen in their ceremonial uniforms at a parade during the commemoration of 59th Madaraka Day Celebrations held at Railways Grounds in Nakuru City. Kenya attained self-rule on June 1st, 1963 from the hands of the British colonial government. (Photo by James Wakibia / SOPA Images/Sipa USA)

Nakuru, Kenya. 01st June, 2022. Kenyan police officers are seen in their ceremonial uniforms at a parade during the commemoration of 59th Madaraka Day Celebrations held at Railways Grounds in Nakuru City. Kenya attained self-rule on June 1st, 1963 from the hands of the British colonial government. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2JB2BKM–Nakuru, Kenya. 01st June, 2022. Kenyan police officers are seen in their ceremonial uniforms at a parade during the commemoration of 59th Madaraka Day Celebrations held at Railways Grounds in Nakuru City. Kenya attained self-rule on June 1st, 1963 from the hands of the British colonial government. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News

RM2JB2AHB–Kenyan police officers are seen in their ceremonial uniforms at a parade during the commemoration of 59th Madaraka Day Celebrations held at Railways Grounds in Nakuru City. Kenya attained self-rule on June 1st, 1963 from the hands of the British colonial government. (Photo by James Wakibia / SOPA Images/Sipa USA)

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