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- December 2023. Rwígí, Kúrí (17 December 2018). "MARŨA MA NGŨKŨ KŨRĨ RWĨGĨ". Kikuyuland.com. Archived from the original on 21 December 2023. Retrieved 25 April...
- undertake the survey in 1891–1892. The two reported favourably, noting that Kikuyuland would be suitable for European settlement. However, the IBEAC lacked the...
- taxes without political representation. Political upheavals occurred in Kikuyuland—the area inhabited largely by the Kikuyu—following World War I, among...
- Chege predicted with astonishing accuracy that there would be a famine in Kikuyuland that would exterminate much of the tribe right before the arrival of these...
- returned home from the UK in 1946. By 1947, oathing had spread all over Kikuyuland and into Nairobi. Mitc****, the previous Governor, proscribed the new...
- Retrieved 2025-04-18. FAITH AND NATIONALISM: MAU MAU AND CHRISTIANITY IN KIKUYULAND by Margaret Wangui Gachihi (2014) Ogot, Bethwel (1981). Historical Dictionary...
- construction of a three-foot six inch gauge railway. They suggested that Kikuyuland would be a suitable place for whites to live, and their civilizing effect...
- construction of a three-foot six-inch gauge railway. They suggested that Kikuyuland would be a suitable place for whites to live, and their civilizing effect...
- ****ociation (later known as the East African ****ociation) was known throughout Kikuyuland as "chief of women" mainly for his vocal support of women especially around...
- the upper hand. Would they be able to drive out the light and envelope Kikuyuland in complete darkness once more?" The Times (27 November 1930): "It was...