Kicky hair-do! Very, very nice. And, sorry, but it doesn't make you look 20 years younger.
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I need to know what was happening politically,
1950s Kenya pings "Mau Mau uprising" but not much else for me. The wikipedia article [link] has some book references at the end that might help.
Deb, here's something I found on the BBC site which should give you clues as to where to look next.
Deb, wasn't Kenya still a part of, or called British East Africa in 1954?
And, sorry, but it doesn't make you look 20 years younger.
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Thanks for the lovely words, everyone. I've got a cab coming at 5 am tomorrow, so I must now be off to bed. Goodnight!
Have a great trip!
Woo hoo, sj! Hopefully some of your luck will rub off on me.
I love my space heater with a deep and unholy love.
Perhaps I should name it Spike, because when it's going about it natural business it heats up a room quite nicely.
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Deb, wasn't Kenya still a part of, or called British East Africa in 1954?
That's one thing I need to know. I could set this right across the border in Tanzania - lord knows, between the Ngororo Crater and the Great Rift Valley and Killimanjaro, it's certainly scenic enough - but for some reason Meru, the "tree where man was born", is calling to me on this one.
I need to see it. It's so damned typical, me remembering the MauMau uprising and Jomo Kenyatta, but almost no important details of the place and time.