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11 de dez. de 2023 · Jomo Kenyatta ( 20 October 1892? – 22 August 1978) was an African social activist and politician; the first Prime Minister (1963–1964) and first President (1964–1978) of an independent Kenya; born Kamau wa Ngengi, he was baptized John Peter in 1914, later changing his name to Johnstone Kamau, and finally to Jomo Kenyatta .
Jomo Kenyatta, född som Johnstone Kamau wa Ngengi någon gång på tidiga 1890-talet (officiellt användes födelsedatumet 20 oktober 1891 under hans regeringstid) [a] i Ichaweri nära Gatundu i Brittiska Östafrika (i nuvarande Kenya), död 22 augusti 1978 i Mombasa, var en kenyansk politiker.
8 de jun. de 2018 · Kenyatta, Jomo1891–1978. Jomo Kenyatta, the first president of the Republic of Kenya, was born Johnston Kamau in Kiambu, in the Central Province of Kenya. The history of his life traverses Kenya, Europe, and other parts of Africa that he visited as a nationalist leader and as the head of state.
Jomo Kenyatta ( Ichaweri, 20 oktober 1893 - Mombassa, 22 augustus 1978 ), was Kenia's premier (1963-1964) en eerste president (1964-1978). Zijn bijnamen waren Speer van de natie en Wijze man. Hij was de zoon van dorpshoofd Moigoi en zijn vrouw Wamboi. Aanvankelijk heette hij Kamau wa Moigoi; na de dood van zijn vader en de adoptie door zijn oom ...
3 de set. de 2020 · Era uma vez no Quênia. Jomo Kenyatta é considerado o pai da Uhuru, ou independência do Quênia, que ocorreu em 12 de dezembro de 1963. Antes disso, o Quênia era uma colônia do Império Britânico. Em 1952, quando o colonialismo começava a ruir, Kenyatta foi acusado e sentenciado em um julgamento de fachada que o enviou ao cárcere.
BIOGRAPHY. Jomo Kenyatta is a photographer, explorer and producer, who is known as PhotoJomo. Jomo has an insatiable passion for visual imagery. He believes capturing imagery is one of the most powerful forms of expression and communication. His photographic interest began while in Middle School. He then became a yearbook photographer during ...
Chapter 3 focuses on the negotiations concerning the decolonisation of land. It analyses how the reshaping of land transfer institutions impacted both the decolonisation process and Kenyatta’s ascension to power. The setting-up of the Central Land Board in 1961 and the peaceful decolonisation of land was central to the independence conferences.
