He testified on the issue of land claims before the 1932 Carter Comission, and in 1928 he founded a newspaper called He
He testified on the issue of land claims before the 1932 Carter Comission, and in 1928 he founded a newspaper called He Who Brings Together. He used the slogan "Harambee," or "Pulling Together," to symbolize his views on a free market economy. His adopted name was a Kikuyu word for the belt that he wore, and he was succeeded as president by Daniel Arap Moi. He was arrested for allegedly leading the Mau Mau revolt, and this man's doctoral thesis was published as Facing Mount Kenya. For 10 points, name this first president of Kenya.
He testified on the issue of land claims before the 1932 Carter Comission, and in 1928 he founded a newspaper called He
Jomo {Kenyatta} [or Kamau Ngengi; or Johnstone Kamau]