Original sentence: He is, however, viewed by many Kenyans as a national hero.The British colonial government that ruled Kenya at the time considered him a terrorist, but many kikuyu viewed him as a freedom fighter.This is supported by the fact that many towns in Kenya have a building or street named after Kimathi
Edited sentence: He is, however, viewed by most Kenyans as a national hero (in the same vein as how the Scottish view William Wallace).Some people feel that eventual Kenyan president Jomo Kenyatta might have been involved with Kimathi's capture, as he was a threat to Kenyatta's political ambition.The British colonial government that ruled Kenya at the time considered him a terrorist, but his countrymen viewed him as a freedom fighter.This is solidly supported by the fact that most towns in Kenya have a building or street named after Kimathi