He launched a newspaper whose name comes from the Kikuyu for "He Who Brings Together," and in 1928 he became the general secretary of the KCA. In a letter to The Times, he predicted that a "dangerous explosion" would occur among his people, which ended up being the Mau Mau rebellion. He championed a doctrine of personal effort known as "harambee," and he was succeeded by Daniel arap Moi. FTP, iden
He launched a newspaper whose name comes from the Kikuyu for "He Who Brings Together," and in 1928 he became the general secretary of the KCA. In a letter to The Times, he predicted that a "dangerous explosion" would occur among his people, which ended up being the Mau Mau rebellion. He championed a doctrine of personal effort known as "harambee," and he was succeeded by Daniel arap Moi. FTP, identify this first prime minister and president of an independent Kenya.
He launched a newspaper whose name comes from the Kikuyu for "He Who Brings Together," and in 1928 he became the general secretary of the KCA.