Jerin gwamnonin mulkin mallaka da masu gudanarwa na Kenya

Wannan muƙalar ta ƙunshi jerin shugabanni, masu gudanarwa, kwamishinoni da gwamnonin British na Kenya Colony.

An maye gurbin ofishin Gwamnan Kenya da ofishin Gwamna-Janar a shekarar 1963 sannan kuma shugaban ƙasar Kenya ya maye gurbinsa, bayan Kenya ta zama jamhuriya a shekarar 1964. Don ci gaba bayan samun 'yancin kai, duba: Jerin shugabannin Kenya.Cite ODNB|title=Grigg [née Dickson-Poynder], Joan Alice Katherine, Lady Altrincham (1897–1987), organizer of maternity and nursing services in Africa|url=https://www.oxforddnb.com/view/10.1093/ref:odnb/9780198614128.001.0001/odnb-9780198614128-e-76425|access-date=2021-01-24|date=2004 |language=en|doi=10.1093/ref:odnb/76425|isbn=978-0-19-861412-8 |last1=Williams |first1=Susan 

 Shuwagabanni/Masu Gudanarwa na Kamfanin Imperial British East Africa Company 
# Suna (haihuwa-mutuwa) Ya hau ofis Ofishin hagu Bayanan kula Shugabanni 1 <small id="mwJQ">Sir</small> <b id="mwJg">William Mackinnon</b> (1823-1893) 3 ga Satumba 1888 1889 Masu gudanarwa 1 <b id="mwNQ">George Mackenzie</b> (1844-1910) 3 ga Satumba 1889 Mayu 1890 2 Francis de Winton (1835-1901) Mayu 1890 Fabrairu 1891 Shela ta hana mu'amala a cikin ƙasa tsakanin Turawa da 'yan asalin ƙasar
 Heligoland-Zanzibar yarjejeniya - <b id="mwTQ">George Mackenzie</b> (1844-1910) Fabrairu 1891 Juni 1891 Mukaddashin Mai Gudanarwa 3 <b id="mwWw">Ernest Berkeley ne adam wata</b> (1857-1932) Juni 1891 Satumba 1891 4 Lloyd Mathews (1850-1901) Satumba 1891 Fabrairu 1892 5 <small id="mwbw">Sir</small> <b id="mwcA">Gerald Portal</b> (1858-1894) Fabrairu 1892 Mayu 1893 Gudanar da Buganda ya koma Ofishin Harkokin Wajen Burtaniya 6 John Pigott 1893 Yuli 1895 Dokar Bayar da Ƙasa ta Indiya, 1894

 Kwamishinonin da Gwamnonin Gabashin Afirka da Kariya/Kenya 
#Name(birth–death)Took officeLeft officeNotesCommissioners and Governors of the East Africa Protectorate7<small id="mwmQ">Sir</small> <b id="mwmg">Arthur Henry Hardinge</b>(1859–1933)1 Jul 18957 Oct 1900 British Foreign Office assumes control of Imperial British East Africa Company territory
 Construction begins of Uganda Railway
 Founding of Nairobi, Port Florence8Trevor Ternan7 Oct 190030 Dec 1900 Acting Commissioner9<small id="mwtw">Sir</small> <b id="mwuA">Charles Eliot</b>(1861–1931)30 Dec 190020 May 1904 Uganda transfers its Eastern Province to the East Africa Protectorate
 Founding of Kericho, Nakuru and Nyeri
 The African Standard established
 Native Civil hospital founded10Frederick John Jackson(1860–1929)20 May 19041 Aug 1904 Acting Commissioner11<small id="mw2g">Sir</small> <b id="mw2w">Donald William Stewart</b>(1860–1905)1 Aug 19041 Oct 1905 First Maasai Treaty
 Administration transferred from Foreign Office to Colonial Office10Frederick John Jackson(1860–1929)1 Oct 190512 Dec 1905 Commissioner12<small id="mw-A">Sir</small> <b id="mw-Q">James Hayes Sadler</b>(1827–1910)12 Dec 190512 Apr 1909 Government House built
 Office of Commissioner replaced with office of Governor
 Establishment of Legislative Council of Kenya
 Legislative Council publishes Report of the Land Commission
 Colonial office accepts principle that White Highlands be reserved for European settlement
 Capital moved from Mombasa to Nairobi13<small id="mwAQ4">Sir </small> <b id="mwAQ8">Charles Calvert Bowring</b>(1872–1945)12 Apr 190916 Sep 190914<small id="mwARk">Sir</small> <b id="mwARo">Percy Girouard</b>(1867–1932)16 Sep 190917 Jul 1912 Second Maasai Treaty13<small id="mwASY">Sir </small> <b id="mwASc">Charles Calvert Bowring</b>(1872–1945)17 Jul 19123 Oct 1912 Acting Governor15<small id="mwATU">Sir</small> <b id="mwATY">Henry Conway Belfield</b>(1855–1923)3 Oct 191214 Apr 1917 Founding of Eldoret
 Crown Lands Ordinance passed
 East African Campaign begins as part of First World War13Sir  Charles Calvert Bowring(1872–1945)14 Apr 19171 Feb 1919 Acting Governor16<small id="mwAVU">Sir</small> <b id="mwAVY">Edward Northey</b>(1868–1953)1 Feb 191911 Jun 1920 Franchise extended to European women
 First general election heldGovernors of The Colony and Protectorate of Kenya16<small id="mwAWk">Sir</small> <b id="mwAWo">Edward Northey</b>(1868–1953)11 Jun 192028 Aug 1922 East Africa Protectorate renamed The Colony and Protectorate of Kenya.
 10 mile coastal strip under the domain of the Sultan of Zanzibar becomes a Protectorate.
 Founding of Reform Party17<small id="mwAXo">Sir</small> <b id="mwAXs">Robert Coryndon</b>(1870–1925)31 Aug 192210 Feb 1925 Devonshire White Paper
 Franchise extended to Indians and Arabs.18Edward Brandis Denham(1876–1938)10 Feb 19253 Oct 1925 Acting Governor
 Jubaland ceded to Italian Somaliland19<b id="mwAZw">Edward Grigg</b>(1879–1955)3 Oct 192527 Sep 1930 Native Lands Trust Ordinance
 Rudolf Province ceded from Uganda
 Coryndon Museum opened
 Health care established for all races (by Joan Grigg)20<small id="mwAbE">Sir</small> <b id="mwAbI">Henry Monck-Mason Moore</b>(1887–1964)27 Sep 193013 Feb 1931 Governor21<small id="mwAcA">Sir</small> <b id="mwAcE">Joseph Byrne</b>(1874–1942)13 Feb 193122 Dec 193622<small id="mwAcs">Sir</small> <b id="mwAcw">Armigel Wade</b>(1880–1966)22 Dec 19366 Apr 1937 Governor23<small id="mwAdo">Sir</small> <b id="mwAds">Robert Brooke-Popham</b>(1878–1953)6 Apr 19379 Jan 194024Walter Harragin(1890–1966)30 Sep 19399 Jan 1940 Acting Governor20Sir Henry Monck-Mason Moore(1887–1964)9 Jan 194025 Oct 1944 Founding of Kenya African Union25<small id="mwAgA">Sir</small> <b id="mwAgE">Philip Mitchell</b>(1890–1964)11 Dec 194421 Jun 1952 East African High Commission established
 Nairobi National Park established26Henry Steven Potter(1904–1976)21 Jun 195229 Sept 1952 Acting Governor27<small id="mwAh0">Sir</small> <b id="mwAh4">Evelyn Baring</b>(1903–1973)30 Sept 19524 Oct 1959 Mau Mau Uprising begins
 The Lyttleton Constitution
 Franchise extended to Africans
 Nairobi Embakasi Airport opened28Walter Coutts(1912–1988)4 Oct 195923 Oct 1959 Acting Governor29<small id="mwAj0">Sir</small> <b id="mwAj4">Patrick Muir Renison</b>(1911–1965)23 Oct 195917 Nov 1962 Mau Mau Uprising ends
 Founding of Kenya African National Union and Kenya African Democratic Union30<small id="mwAk0">Sir </small><b id="mwAk4">Eric Griffith-Jones</b>(1913–1979)17 Nov 19624 Jan 1963 Acting Governor31Malcolm MacDonald(1901–1981)4 Jan 196312 Dec 1964 Kenya becomes an independent Dominion within the Commonwealth.
 MacDonald becomes Governor-General of Kenya (only holder of the post) on 12 December 1963 and replaced exactly a year later.
 Jomo Kenyatta elected first Prime Minister of Kenya.
 Sultan of Zanzibar cedes 10 miles coastal strip to Kenya.
 State of Emergency in North Eastern Province
 Constitution of Kenya (Amendment Bill) passed
 Kenya becomes a republic, with Jomo Kenyatta becoming the first President of Kenya. Kenya remains part of the Commonwealth.

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