Jomo Kenyatta

Jomo Kenyatta[a] CGH ( – 22 August 1978)  daa nyɛla Kenyan Nyaɣ' kpema ni jintɔri ŋun guli Kenya tiŋgbani  Prime Minister  tali yuuni 1963 hali ni 1964 ka lahi nyɛ tuuli zuɣu lana yuuni  1964 hali ni o kum nyanŋa yuuni1978. O daa nyɛla ŋun kpaŋ o maŋ n-ti Kenya tiŋgbani n-zaŋ kpa  British Empire polo din doli ninsalisili kpaŋmaŋa. O daa nyɛla African nationalist ni conservative,o daa lan nyɛla ŋɔn guli Kenya African National Union (KANU) parti yuuni 1961 hali ni o kum nyanŋa.

Kenyatta daa nyɛla bi ni zɔɣa  so n- niŋKikuyu pukpariba ni Kiambu yaɣli, British East Africa. O daa lahi nyɛla ŋun chaŋ mission school,O daa lahi tum tuma n-ti yahli pam,ka lahi kpɛ piibu piibu yaɣli zaŋ kpa Kikuyu Central Association. Yuuni 1929,O daa chaŋ la London ni o tum ti Kikuyu tiŋgbani yɛltɔɣa yaɣli. Yuuni1930s saha, O daa karim la Moscow's Communist University zaŋ k;pa  Toiler nim yaɣli, University College London, ni London School of Economics. yuuni 1938, O daa zaŋ  anthropological study of Kikuyu n zaŋ wuhi salo ka naan tum n-ti pukparibu yaɣli Sussex  tiŋgbani saha shɛli  Second World War maa ni daa pili. O zo n daa zaŋ ŋɔ kpɛ di puuni ŋun n nyɛ George Padmore, O daa ti o nyaɣ kpema yela embraced ni  Pan-African yɛlɔɣa maŋa,ka lahi bori ni be labi n kpa 1945 Pan-African Congress  Manchester tiŋgbani. O daa labi la Kenya yuuni 1946 ka daa lɛbgi shikuru shɛli karimba kpema.Yuuni1947, O daa nyɛla bi ni pii so zaŋ kpa zuɣu lan tali n-ti  Kenya African Union yaɣli, zaŋ kpa o kpaŋ maŋa n- ti ninsalisili kpaŋ maŋ polo  n-ti  British nyaɣ'kpema,zaaŋ kpema suŋsim  din daa yina siliminsi nim polo .Yuunii1952,O daa nyɛla ŋun pahi Kapenguria niribi nim beni naa gbaai n kpari ,ka che ka be yo n-ti nyaɣ kpemba nim sani  Mau Mau wumsibu.A maa,O ninsali sili ninvɛlla polo wuhubu zaŋ kpa o tahiri polo —O daa kpaŋ di o maŋa. O daa lahi nyɛla ŋun be sarikani Lokitaung tiŋgbani hali ni yuuni 1959 pɔi ka bi daa ti yihi o ni labi Lodwar tiŋgbani hali ni yuuni  1961.

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 A 1964 newsreel from British Pathe of Kenyatta's swearing in as President of Kenya

 Audio recording of Kenyan President Jomo Kenyatta's independence speech at Uhuru Stadium in Nairobi, Swiss Radio, 12. December 1963 (33 sec, original, no translation)

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