All headman positions were then passed down to the newly elected Governor-General of Central Province, this was established in 1929 as a way for the British to directly rule the provinces.
This was established in 1929 as a way for the British to directly rule the provinces. All headman positions were then passed down to the newly elected governor-general of Central Province.
All headman positions were then passed down to the newly elected governor-general of Central Province. This was established in 1929 as a way for the British to directly rule the provinces.
All headman positions were then passed down to the newly elected governor-general of Central Province. This was established in 1929 as a way for the British to directly rule the provinces.