Edna Grace Clarke Kenyatta, Jomo's second wife. They got married in 1942 when he was a farm labourer in England. They got a son known as Peter Magana. Their marriage was short lived as Jomo got married again in 1946 when he got back to Kenya. She died in 1995.

1952: Laying the foundation of Royal Technical College of East Africa (The University of Nairobi)

The parking lot at Prince of Wales School (Now Nairobi School) in 1933.

An Interview of Jomo Kenyatta after the official end of his detention.

Jomo Kenyatta sworn in as the Prime Minister of Kenya in Nairobi in 1963.

A 1953 photo shows some of the 6,000 Africans rounded up in Kairobangi, Nairobi,in the search for Mau Mau suspects.

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Photos of Mau Mau fighters in the forest. We don't see many such photos but they show the faces of ordinary people who fought for Kenya and made the colonial enterprise non-viable.

President Moi's speech, hours after the coup attempt in 1982.

The Kenya Independence Order in Council 1963 was a legal instrument enacted by the British Parliament to formally grant Kenya independence from the United Kingdom on December 12, 1963. kenyalaw.org/kl/fileadmin/p…

Moi,Mboya and Njojo when they played for Mbunge FC in the 1960s.

Josiah Njonjo was a paramount chief in colonial Kenya and father to Charles Njonjo who was Kenya's Attorney General between 1963 to 1979.

President Moi came up with a holiday named after himself to mark 10 years of his excellent" leadership to the nation. And a Nyayo monument at Uhuru Park.

Kenyan History, especially Maumau pictorial, is my favourite section at the national museum.

President Moi holds his first cabinet meeting weeks after the death of Jomo Kenyatta in 1978.

Prof Wangari Mathaai receiving her Nobel Peace prize in 2004 for her contribution to sustainable development, democracy and peace. She was a woman of many firsts. She was the first African woman to receive the Nobel Peace Prize. She was also the first female scholar from East and

One of the most iconic photos from the Safari Rally taken in 1993. The photo was taken during a practice session.

Kenyan Facts 🇰🇪 Vehicle was being driven by Kenya's Ian Duncan for a promotional photo shoot but the vehicle belonged to Juha Kankunnen during actual rally.

Flag of Colonial Kenya, between the years 1921-1963.

Mwai Kibaki served as Kenya's Minister of Finance and Economic Planning from 1969 to 1982, making him the longest-serving minister to hold that portfolio.