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Placards bearing the names Sharpeville and Langa are held aloft during an anti-apartheid demonstration in Trafalgar Square near South Africa House. Several arrests were made when there were attempts to stage a counter-demonstration by men who arrived in vehicles bearing the words 'Mosley Not Mau Mau'. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-placards-bearing-the-names-sharpeville-and-langa-are-held-aloft-during-133848939.htmlRMHNN9K7–Placards bearing the names Sharpeville and Langa are held aloft during an anti-apartheid demonstration in Trafalgar Square near South Africa House. Several arrests were made when there were attempts to stage a counter-demonstration by men who arrived in vehicles bearing the words 'Mosley Not Mau Mau'.
African witch doctor brought in to fight the Mau Mau. They give cleansing oaths. March 7, 1954.;African witch doctor brought in to fight the Mau Mau. They give cleansing oaths. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/african-witch-doctor-brought-in-to-fight-the-mau-mau-they-give-cleansing-oaths-march-7-1954african-witch-doctor-brought-in-to-fight-the-mau-mau-they-give-cleansing-oaths-image463583183.htmlRM2HX6127–African witch doctor brought in to fight the Mau Mau. They give cleansing oaths. March 7, 1954.;African witch doctor brought in to fight the Mau Mau. They give cleansing oaths.
Kenya Ministers Tom Mboya (second from right) Minister for Economic Planning , and Mr Paul Ngei (right) , Minister for Housing , examine the gold medals won by Kenya's wonder runner , Kipchoke Keino (left) , at the Commonwealth Games in Kingston , Jamaica . This picture was taken 22 August 1966 as the Kenyan team made a triumphant return to Nairobi . Keino won the golds for both the Mile and Three Mile events . 24 August 1966 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/kenya-ministers-tom-mboya-second-from-right-minister-for-economic-planning-and-mr-paul-ngei-right-minister-for-housing-examine-the-gold-medals-won-by-kenyas-wonder-runner-kipchoke-keino-left-at-the-commonwealth-games-in-kingston-jamaica-this-picture-was-taken-22-august-1966-as-the-kenyan-team-made-a-triumphant-return-to-nairobi-keino-won-the-golds-for-both-the-mile-and-three-mile-events-24-august-1966-image441340397.htmlRM2GJ0P51–Kenya Ministers Tom Mboya (second from right) Minister for Economic Planning , and Mr Paul Ngei (right) , Minister for Housing , examine the gold medals won by Kenya's wonder runner , Kipchoke Keino (left) , at the Commonwealth Games in Kingston , Jamaica . This picture was taken 22 August 1966 as the Kenyan team made a triumphant return to Nairobi . Keino won the golds for both the Mile and Three Mile events . 24 August 1966
Bows And Arrows Are Weapons Of Loyal Kikuyu -- Men of the Kikuyu home guard show their prowess with bows and arrows during the first big exercise of the Home Guard near Githunguri. Although the dreaded Mau Mau gangs are drawn mostly from the kikuyu tribe, other members have formed the Home Guard to prevent the growth of Mau Mau in the area. Arms have been given to them after careful 'screening'. Some walked as far as 20 miles to take part in the exercise, bringing with them an assortment of weap Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/bows-and-arrows-are-weapons-of-loyal-kikuyu-men-of-the-kikuyu-home-guard-show-their-prowess-with-bows-and-arrows-during-the-first-big-exercise-of-the-home-guard-near-githunguri-although-the-dreaded-mau-mau-gangs-are-drawn-mostly-from-the-kikuyu-tribe-other-members-have-formed-the-home-guard-to-prevent-the-growth-of-mau-mau-in-the-area-arms-have-been-given-to-them-after-careful-screening-some-walked-as-far-as-20-miles-to-take-part-in-the-exercise-bringing-with-them-an-assortment-of-weap-image463583153.htmlRM2HX6115–Bows And Arrows Are Weapons Of Loyal Kikuyu -- Men of the Kikuyu home guard show their prowess with bows and arrows during the first big exercise of the Home Guard near Githunguri. Although the dreaded Mau Mau gangs are drawn mostly from the kikuyu tribe, other members have formed the Home Guard to prevent the growth of Mau Mau in the area. Arms have been given to them after careful 'screening'. Some walked as far as 20 miles to take part in the exercise, bringing with them an assortment of weap
Placards bearing the names Sharpeville and Langa are held aloft during an anti-apartheid demonstration in Trafalgar Square near South Africa House. Several arrests were made when there were attempts to stage a counter-demonstration by men who arrived in vehicles bearing the words 'Mosley Not Mau Mau'. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-placards-bearing-the-names-sharpeville-and-langa-are-held-aloft-during-133822832.htmlRMHNM4AT–Placards bearing the names Sharpeville and Langa are held aloft during an anti-apartheid demonstration in Trafalgar Square near South Africa House. Several arrests were made when there were attempts to stage a counter-demonstration by men who arrived in vehicles bearing the words 'Mosley Not Mau Mau'.
Police in Trafalgar Square, London, try to remove a counter-demonstration during a meeting organised by anti-apartheid supporters today. A covered lorry, a small van and a private car, bearing posters saying 'Mosley Not Mau Mau' stopped near South Africa House. The car and van were driven off on police instructions but a scuffle started while men were being removed from the lorry. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-police-in-trafalgar-square-london-try-to-remove-a-counter-demonstration-133848938.htmlRMHNN9K6–Police in Trafalgar Square, London, try to remove a counter-demonstration during a meeting organised by anti-apartheid supporters today. A covered lorry, a small van and a private car, bearing posters saying 'Mosley Not Mau Mau' stopped near South Africa House. The car and van were driven off on police instructions but a scuffle started while men were being removed from the lorry.
A man is escorted away by police in Trafalgar Square, London, where there was a counter-demonstration during a meeting organised by anti-apartheid supporters today. A covered lorry, a small van and a private car, bearing posters saying 'Mosley Not Mau Mau' stopped near South Africa House. The car and van were driven off on police instructions but a scuffle started while men were being removed from the lorry. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-a-man-is-escorted-away-by-police-in-trafalgar-square-london-where-133848931.htmlRMHNN9JY–A man is escorted away by police in Trafalgar Square, London, where there was a counter-demonstration during a meeting organised by anti-apartheid supporters today. A covered lorry, a small van and a private car, bearing posters saying 'Mosley Not Mau Mau' stopped near South Africa House. The car and van were driven off on police instructions but a scuffle started while men were being removed from the lorry.
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