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Weekly Comment 1955 no. 297

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ENGLISH: 19th May 1955 issue 297 Weekly Comment newspaper The Indian demand for an enquiry follows closely upon the drawing up of the women's petition to the Queen on similar lines which has, regrettably , received so little support in certain influential quarters.
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May 19, 1955
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Weekly Comment 1955 no. 297

Weekly Comment 1955 no. 296

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ENGLISH: A district officer was called in one morning to try and deal with a sit-down strike in some cotton-grinding factory.He arrived and found the labourers squatting on the floor , refusing to work and refusing to explain to the owners why they were on strike.He advised the employees to appoint three delegates whom he would receive at a given time the next morning to examine the question of their grievances.Next morning the three chosen waited upon the District officer and when he opened the proceedings by asking them to state there grievances , he could not get them to talk , then one who appeared to be the leader suddenly exclaimed"we have no grievances; we were told that if we were members of a Trade Union we could strike. So we joined a Trade Union and went on strikes!"
Date:
May 12, 1955
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Weekly Comment 1955 no. 296

Weekly Comment 1955 no. 295

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ENGLISH: Weekly Comment newspaper issue 295 of May 5, 1955 Government has seen fit to issue a document to civil servants here, to cover the event that they may find themselves wanted when the colony gets its freedom.A Settlers government would very soon take the Colony a few jumps forward such that more rather than less of all races would find themselves badly needed to keep up with the progress we would make.
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May 5, 1955
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Weekly Comment 1955 no. 295

Weekly Comment 1955 no. 294

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ENGLISH: 28th April 1955 issue 294 Weekly Comment newspaper The future , as being fraught with hazard the native under-developed and over-organised such that in Kenya the rule of law and order might break down through the excesses of its policies; witness the atrocious murder of two european boys on the outskirts of Nairobi, by one of two gangs hovering thereabout the authorities pretending the rebellion is on its legs.
Date:
April 28, 1955
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Weekly Comment 1955 no. 294

Weekly Comment 1955 no. 292

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ENGLISH: Weekly Comment newspaper issue 292 of April 14, 1955 Mr.W.McLellan Wilson presented a memorandum explaining the situation of land occupation in the Kiambu area in 1900 when he first had personal knowledge of the district .He stated that in 1902 when he took up his present farm there were no Kikuyu nearer than three or four miles, and they were only the adventurous of the tribe.
Date:
April 14, 1955
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Weekly Comment 1955 no. 292

Weekly Comment 1955 no. 291

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ENGLISH: 7th April 1955 issue 291 Weekly Comment newspaper A fair and impartial article upon a multi-racial school was a feature of contempolary.One assertion was, however both mystifying and disturbing , it was said that the average European in the colony is dead set against schools of a tri-racial character for" reasons not easily defined and essentially individualistic".
Date:
April 7, 1955
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Weekly Comment 1955 no. 291

Weekly Comment 1955 no. 290

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ENGLISH: Weekly Comment newspaper issue 290 of March 31, 1955 The great deal of hypocritical talk being broadcast about the prosperous state of Kenya is difficult to avoid as the edifice of Kenya is becoming dangerously top heavy due to the overborrowing for a small country and expenditure continous to mount alarmingly.Most disturbing of all is the pressure being exercised from every quarter outside Africa to raise the standard of living of our millions to something like European level.We must not borrow anymore as it would be fatal for british Kenya , the budget will soon be upon us and will be scarcely be pleasant.
Date:
March 31, 1955
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Weekly Comment 1955 no. 290

Weekly Comment 1955 no. 289

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ENGLISH: Weekly Comment newspaper issue 289 of March 24, 1955 White settlers in Kenya excited over the visit by General Sir Gerald Templer to finish off the mau mau war and ensure it never happens again however it is believed that the mau mau will fake "mass repentance" with the intention of fighting another day.
Date:
March 24, 1955
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Weekly Comment 1955 no. 289

Weekly Comment 1955 no. 288

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ENGLISH: Weekly Comment newspaper issue 288 of March 17, 1955 Tom Mboya, the Secretary of the Kenya Federation of Registered Trade Unions, is a strong force and if the present insistence upon accelerating the pace towards multiracial government continues, we are likely to hear a lot more of Mboya in the near future and Mr. Humphrey Downes on behalf of the Department of Information told the country of the marvellous work being done in improving conditions in the Kikuyu Reserve, telling all tribes in East Africa that if they adopted a similar state of rebellion as Kikuyus have then they could expect to have similar good things.
Date:
March 17, 1955
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Weekly Comment 1955 no. 288

Weekly Comment 1955 no. 287

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ENGLISH: Weekly Comment newspaper issue 287 of March 10, 1955 Threat to civil servants as they are prohibited from taking any part in the politics of Kenya and Mombasa strike alleged to be in line with the disbursements made to Civil Servants under the Lidbury Report coupled with the African cost of living
Date:
March 10, 1955
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Weekly Comment 1955 no. 287

Weekly Comment 1955 no. 286

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ENGLISH: Weekly Comment newspaper issue 286 of March 3, 1955 How peace can be brought to Kenya and what price we are prepared to for it and Depressing week for the Johannesburg Stock Exchange following a quiet but somewhat uncertain start, London became a heavy seller of mining issues around mid-week and prices tumbled to their lowest levels for sometime
Date:
March 3, 1955
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Weekly Comment 1955 no. 286

Weekly Comment 1955 no. 283

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ENGLISH: Weekly Comment newspaper issue 283 of February 10, 1955 Mau Mau killing livestock in rebelling the white government and The 1955 Mau Mau oath administered in the Rift Valley within 5 days of the Governor's historic speech at Nyeri, the new oath is taken at a bowing position over water, ash and sheep's eyes
Date:
February 10, 1955
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Weekly Comment 1955 no. 283

Weekly Comment 1955 no. 282

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ENGLISH: Weekly Comment newspaper issue 282 of January 3, 1955 There are two wars raging in Kenya- the bloody war of the panga and bullet between the security forces and dwindling but increasingly desperate Mau Mau gangs, and bitter cold war of backbiting and recrimination between the Administration, the army and the police and Suicide Month being February where it is reported that in this season when people are likely to be found unexpectedly deceased under circumstances where foul play is not suspected.
Date:
February 3, 1955
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Weekly Comment 1955 no. 282

Weekly Comment 1955 no. 281

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ENGLISH: Weekly Comment newspaper issue 281 of January 27, 1955 Tom Mboya, the secretary of Trade Unions told the press that the Trade Union membership in Nairobi before Operation Anvil was 50, 000 and all members paid a subscription of 1 sh per month and in a speech from the throne the Governor-General His Excellency E.G Jansen stated the parliament will at the appropriate time be asked to give consideration to the separate representation of voters and the question of sovereignty of Parliament
Date:
January 27, 1955
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Weekly Comment 1955 no. 281

Weekly Comment 1955 no. 279

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ENGLISH: Weekly Comment newspaper issue 279 of January 13, 1955 Mau Mau key-men in the white highlands with their prime object to gain possession of the European settled areas and Dr. Roger Bannister, the world's first four-minute miller, elected as Britain's Sportsman of the Year in a national ballot
Date:
January 13, 1955
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Weekly Comment 1955 no. 279

Weekly Comment 1954 no. 230

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ENGLISH: Weekly comment newspaper of February 04, 1954, issue no. 230 highlights: American Airlines puts up a policy that all its air stewardesses shall be less than 32 years of age. Europeans settlers in Kenya request South Africa's help against the mau mau threat. Football Association of Kenya 1954 annual general meeting to be held in the Nairobi Railway Club.
Date:
February 4, 1954
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Weekly Comment 1954 no. 230

Weekly Comment 1952 no. 130

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ENGLISH: Weekly Comment 1952 no. 130 '' The Government's Powers Derived From The Money To Pay Its Servants Who Are Responsible For Actual Government.'' ''The Mystery Of Gold, Gold Mining Shares Continued To Steal The Limelight In Dealings On The Johannesburg Stock Exchange.''
Date:
March 12, 1952
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Weekly Comment 1952 no. 130

Weekly Comment 1951 no. 101

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ENGLISH: Weekly comment of August 9, 1951 Issue No 100: Light of Asia dangerous vulnerability to menace of communism. Livestock owners in Kenya was held at Nakuru and discussed Kenya meat commission , Veterinary research, Game policy. Dangers of feminemine
Date:
August 16, 1951
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Weekly Comment 1951 no. 101

The Weekly Review no. 89

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ENGLISH: The Weekly Review Newspaper Issue no. 89 of October 25, 1976.The leading headline is, "Kenyatta warns against disunity; Political atmosphere had become super charged by the controversy over proposals to amend the provisions of the constitution which deal with the presidential succession."
Date:
October 25, 1976
Oktoba 25, 1976
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The Weekly Review no. 89

The Weekly Review no. 88

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ENGLISH: The Weekly Review Newspaper Issue no. 88 of October 18, 1976.The leading headline is, "It is Moi"s turn to smile; State by attorney general Mr Charles Njonjo on the controversy over the proposals to amend the constitution was intended to bring the discussion to an end.''
Date:
October 18, 1976
Oktoba 18, 1976
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The Weekly Review no. 88

The Weekly Review 1979 no. 237

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ENGLISH: The Weekly Review Issue 237 of August 31, 1979. Book review of 'Mau Mau in Action' by Waruhiu Itote. Communication continues to be a focus of the Kenya government 's attention in its development efforts, after Moi opens Mombasa International Airport
Date:
Agosti 31, 1979
August 31, 1979
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The Weekly Review 1979 no. 237

The Weekly Review 1979 no. 235

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ENGLISH: The Weekly Review Issue 235 of August 17, 1979. Flashback to August 22, 1978 the day Mzee Jomo Kenyatta, first president of Kenya, died. Time for Kenyans to be counted (Census). Book review of ' Education and Colonialism ' edited by Philip G. Altbach
Date:
August 17, 1979
Agosti 17, 1979
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The Weekly Review 1979 no. 235

The Weekly Review 1979 no. 234

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ENGLISH: The Weekly Review Issue 234 of August 10, 1979. Kibaki by then the Vice president, defends milk scheme where controversy was raging the Kenya press over the free milk programme for primary schools where children from various areas were being treated for vomiting and stomach ache after drinking the milk.
Date:
Agosti 10, 1979
August 10, 1979
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The Weekly Review 1979 no. 234

The Weekly Review 1979 no. 230

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ENGLISH: The Weekly Review Issue 230 of July 13, 1979. Lule leaves Dar but problems continue: President Yusuf Lule of Uganda held against his will within the comfortable confines of the State House residence of his former university classmate, President Julius Nyerere
Date:
Julai 13, 1979
July 13, 1979
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The Weekly Review 1979 no. 230

The Weekly Review 1979 no. 229

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ENGLISH: The Weekly Review Issue 229 of July 6, 1979. Review of the poetry book "Pirates have become our Kings" by D.P. Kunene. Britain ready to recognise Abel Muzorewa Zimbabwean bishop and politician who served as the first and only Prime Minister of Zimbabwe Rhodesia where the new British administration worked towards a recognition of the Salisbury regime.
Date:
July 6, 1979
Julai 6, 1979
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The Weekly Review 1979 no. 229

The Weekly Review 1976 no. 71

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ENGLISH: The weekly review 1976 no. 71 June 21st. ''President idi amin survives grenade attack at pass out parade of newly recruited policemen at least 20 people died and many injured."According to officials of Kenya's horticultural crops development authority Kenya effort to improve its export is increasing freight charges and lack of air cargo space.''
Date:
Juni 21, 1976
June 21, 1976
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The Weekly Review 1976 no. 71

The Weekly Review 1976 no. 70

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ENGLISH: The weekly review 1976 no. 70 June 14th. ''Tanzania decided to adopt the title ndugu (brother) instead of mr or mrs."Algeria succeeded in getting the spanish sahara issue taken up in the organisation of African unity (oau) despite heated objections by morocco and mauritania.''
Date:
June 14, 1976
Juni 14, 1976
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The Weekly Review 1976 no. 70

The Weekly Review 1976 no. 69

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ENGLISH: The weekly review 1976 no. 69 June 7th. ''Political considerations thought in johannesburg to have prevailed in the south Africa decision to award france $1000 million contract for nuclear power station near cape town."Cuban troops begin to go home after leaving angola.''
Date:
June 7, 1976
Juni 7, 1976
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The Weekly Review 1976 no. 69

The Weekly Review 1976 no. 68

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ENGLISH: The weekly review 1976 no. 68 May 31st. ''President Kenyatta sacked mr. Masinde muliro from his cabinet for opposing government policy presumably njonjo amendment during the debate on the report of the kariuki select committee."Kenya's state owned transport company been centre of controversy since tanzania ban the use of its northern highway by kenatco heavy duty lorries plying between Kenya and zambia.''
Date:
Mei 31, 1976
May 31, 1976
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The Weekly Review 1976 no. 68

The Weekly Review 1976 no. 65

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ENGLISH: The weekly review 1976 no. 65 May 10th. ''Development in the strengthening the bonds between the frelimo government and tanzania in the agreement to build a bridge across the ruvuma river which runs parallel to the border between the two countries."President idi amin of uganda seemed to have trouble with his police force and machinery for the maintenance of law and order for he sacked his police chief gabriel odria.''
Date:
May 10, 1976
Mei 10, 1976
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The Weekly Review 1976 no. 65

The Weekly Review 1976 no. 64

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ENGLISH: The weekly review 1976 no. 64 May 3rd. ''Dr julius gikonyo kiano moved from the ministry of commerce and industry to ministry of water development."American secretary henry kissinger demonstrated us desire to work with Africans on great tasks of nation building, keeping the peace and integrity of African continent, economic development and achieving racial justice.''
Date:
May 3, 1976
Mei 3, 1976
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The Weekly Review 1976 no. 64

The Weekly Review 1976 no. 63

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ENGLISH: The weekly review 1976 no. 63 April 26th. ''East Africa community staff to be transferred in the move to decentralise staffs."Dr. Henry kissinger , became the us secretary of state made his first trip to Africa , his responsibilities arms limitation talks , middle east peace initiatives , southeast asian problems , world wide economic recession and to hear accusations that he was neglecting Africa.''
Date:
April 26, 1976
Aprili 26, 1976
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The Weekly Review 1976 no. 63

The Weekly Review 1976 no. 58

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ENGLISH: The weekly review 1976 no. 58 March 22nd. '' Namibia's main black nationalist movement swapo (south west African people's organisation) rejected draft constitution being studied by south Africa."Kenya's economy slowing down due to the rate of expansion of economy is directly linked to the large balance of payments deficit on current account, affected areas are agriculture, building and construction.''
Date:
Machi 22, 1976
March 22, 1976
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The Weekly Review 1976 no. 58

The Weekly Review 1976 no. 56

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ENGLISH: The weekly review 1976 no. 56 March 8th''. J.M kariuki's death: one year later , the former mp for nyandarua north mr. Josiah mwangi kariuki was assassinated , the committee findings made public put the government into awkward position for the implicated certain high ranking members of the country's police force not in the murder then subsequent cover up."Mr. Moses mudavadi win the un-predictable vihiga by-election, mudavadi took interest in parliamentary affairs soon after independent Kenya's first general election in 1964.''
Date:
Machi 8, 1976
March 8, 1976
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The Weekly Review 1976 no. 56

The Weekly Review 1976 no. 54

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ENGLISH: The weekly review 1976 no. 54 February 23rd. ''President jomo Kenyatta warned president idi amin desist any claims on Kenya territory, amin claims to Kenya territory extend east as far as 20 miles outside Nairobi, claims from transferred by british to Kenya from uganda."Abortive coup attempt in nigeria during which president murtala muhammed was assassinated barely 7 months since he came into power.''
Date:
February 23, 1976
Februari 23, 1976
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The Weekly Review 1976 no. 54

The Weekly Review 1976 no. 52

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ENGLISH: The weekly review 1976 no. 52 February 9th. ''The Nairobi university students organisation (nuso) split along tribal lines , a body of students calling itself agikuyu cultural association and nuso. ''Inter-arab friction a way of life since the creation of israel in 1948 delaying peace, the central quarrel goes to the heart of the arab-israel conflicts and involves three arab protagonists who are diplomatically and military vital to the struggle .
Date:
February 9, 1976
Februari 9, 1976
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The Weekly Review 1976 no. 52

The Weekly Review 1976 no. 51

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ENGLISH: The weekly review 1976 no. 51 February 2nd. ''The irrepressible controversial chelagat mutai, miss chelagat the mp for eldoret north had uneasy relations with Kenya government ever since her student days at university of Nairobi."The refusal by rhodesian prime minister ian smith to talk about the future of the country's constitution receive wide criticism.''
Date:
February 2, 1976
Februari 2, 1976
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The Weekly Review 1976 no. 51

The Weekly Review 1975 no. 20

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ENGLISH: The Weekly Review 1975 no. 20 June 23rd ''The Life Of Mr. Dennis Cecil Hills The British Teacher Sentenced To Death By Uganda Military Tribunal For 'Spying and Sedition' Still In Balance Waiting For British Government To Meet The Six Demands."After Decade Of Bloody Warfare Mozambique Has Become Fully Independent June 25th Ushering New Era Of Politics In South Africa.''
Date:
June 23, 1975
Juni 23, 1975
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The Weekly Review 1975 no. 20

The Weekly Review 1975 no. 18

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ENGLISH: The Weekly Review 1975 no. 18 June 9th'' A Big Split In The Kenya Parliament Over The Nature Of Select Committee To Probe Corruption, Some Mps Want Greater Tribal Representation On The Committee."Report By Select Committee Set Up By Kenya National Assembly To Look Into The Murder Of MP For Nyandarua North J.M Kariuki Revealed That Some Persons Murdered Kariuki For Political Dissident.''
Date:
June 9, 1975
Juni 9, 1975
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The Weekly Review 1975 no. 18

The Weekly Review 1975 no. 17

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ENGLISH: The Weekly Review 1975 no. 17 June 2nd ''University Of Nairobi Closed For A Second Time In A Year Due To Confrontation Between Students And The Police."Lisbon Watches Angola With Fear And Fascination , A Gigantic Struggle For Power Envelope Angola As Its Largest African Territory Moves Towards Independence.''
Date:
Juni 2, 1975
June 2, 1975
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The Weekly Review 1975 no. 17

The Weekly Review 1975 no. 14

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ENGLISH: The Weekly Review 1975 no. 14 May 12th ''Kenya Needs An independent Ombudsman To Probe Corruption Juridical Independence."Angola Violence Between Rival Armed Factions Of The Liberation Movements Left More Than 500 People Dead And Hundreds Others Injured, Want Independence From Portuguese Colony.''
Date:
Mei 12, 1975
May 12, 1975
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The Weekly Review 1975 no. 14

The Weekly Review 1975 no. 13

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ENGLISH: The Weekly Review 1975 no. 13 May 5th '' The Pill Contraceptive Side Effects Are Nausea, Headache, Breast Tenderness And Fluid Retention."The Usual Conflicts Between Political Parties And Soldiers Following Military Coup Beginning To Emerge In Chad.''
Date:
May 5, 1975
Mei 5, 1975
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The Weekly Review 1975 no. 13

The Weekly Review 1975 no. 12

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ENGLISH: The Weekly Review 1975 no. 12 April 28th'' The End Of A Political Career, Dr. Johnstone Muthiora Died In Nairobi Hospital After He Contracted An Illness During His Trip To India, He Freedom Fighter."A Simple Of Treatment For Dehydration That Accompanies Severe Diarrhoea Proved Successful To Eliminate Cholera.''
Date:
April 28, 1975
Aprili 28, 1975
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The Weekly Review 1975 no. 12

The Weekly Review 1975 no. 10

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ENGLISH: The Weekly Review 1975 no. 10 April 14th ''The COTU Strike For Call For Better Wages And Demonstration In Honour Of Late J.M Kariuki."An International team Of Scientists Track The Age-Old Scourge Of Tsetse Fly In Africa, Employing Atomic Radiation To Sterilize The Male Flies.''
Date:
Aprili 14, 1975
April 14, 1975
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The Weekly Review 1975 no. 10

The Weekly Review 1975 no. 8

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ENGLISH: The Weekly Review 1975 no. 8 March 31st ''Middle East Uncertainty, The Assassination Of King Faisal Of Saudi Arabia Complicated Middle East Situation Threatening To Flare Up Shooting War Any Moment."Kenya Women In Politics, Mrs. Grace Onyango Became The First Kenya Elected Member Of Parliament Woman In 1969 And Miss Margaret Kenyatta The First Woman Mayor In Africa And Kenya.''
Date:
Machi 31, 1975
March 31, 1975
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The Weekly Review 1975 no. 8

The Weekly Review 1975 no. 7

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ENGLISH: The Weekly Review 1975 no. 7 March 24th ''Select Committee Begins Probe Into J.M's Death, 15 Member Select Committee Set Up By The Parliament To Investigate The Murder."Pan- Africanism At Stake , Mr. Mwai Kibaki Said the Main Obstacle To Inter-African Trade Was The Lack Of Political Will On the Part Of Leadership In Africa.''
Date:
March 24, 1975
Machi 24, 1975
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The Weekly Review 1975 no. 7

The Weekly Review 1975 no. 6

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ENGLISH: The Weekly Review 1975 no. 6 March 17th''Josiah Mwangi Kariuki , Popularly Known As J.M Dead After Went Missing On 7th March And Is Body Found In Nairobi City Mortuary."Another Explosion In Kenya, News Of The Derailment And Explosion Of A Goods Train Near Voi After An Earlier Dynamited A Bus In Nairobi Killing 27 People Had Struck Again.''
Date:
March 17, 1975
Machi 17, 1975
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The Weekly Review 1975 no. 6

The Weekly Review 1975 no. 4

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ENGLISH: The Weekly Review 1975 no. 4 March 3rd'' Dr. Kissinger's Peace Proposals Received Well In Damascus After A Cordial Meeting Between The Soviet And American Foreign Ministers In Geneva."Kenya Has Opted For The Society Of Property Ownership, The Amount Of Property One Can Own Agricultural, Commercial , Industrial , Residential Or Leisure.''
Date:
Machi 3, 1975
March 3, 1975
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The Weekly Review 1975 no. 4

The Weekly Review 1975 no. 1

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ENGLISH: The Weekly Review 1975 no. 1 February 8th'' Japanese Physicists Discovered A New Elementary Particle Which Fellow Scientists Said Might Well Revolutionise Theories On The Structure Of The Universe."The Ethiopian Military Government Announced Nationalisation Of Key Manufacturing And Distribution Industries.''
Date:
Februari 8, 1975
February 8, 1975
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The Weekly Review 1975 no. 1

The Weekly Comment 1956 no. 9

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ENGLISH: The Weekly Comment Newspaper of 1 June, 1956 had headlines and stories including: "European Disunity, "- Looking at Kenya without prejudice, there is still tribal friction amongst the various Asian tribes, and remarkable disunity within the European Community. No form of government will be able to impose upon the races and tribes of Kenya either unity or harmony.
Date:
June 1, 1956
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The Weekly Comment 1956 no. 9

The Sunday Times 1984 no. 58

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ENGLISH: The Sunday Times 1984 no. 58 June 17th. ''The Government Making Effort To Help Journalists To Report On Its Activities With Greater Accuracy And Depth By Establishing A Desk At Information House To Make Public Information Available To Journalists On Request."Starehe Boys' Centre Ushered The Silver Jubilee With Musical Play.''
Date:
Juni 17, 1984
June 17, 1984
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The Sunday Times 1984 no. 58

The Sunday Times 1984 no. 55

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ENGLISH: The Sunday Times 1984 no. 55 May 27th''Sharia Law Threat To Peace, President Daniel Arap Moi Expressed That The Imposition Of Sharia Law In The Sudan Was Bound To Dismember The Unity Of That Country."Summons Issued To Chairman Of The Kenya Tea Development Authority Mr. Charles Karuga Koinange To Appear In A Civil Suit Instituted Against Him By His 14 Relatives Following Row Over Inheritance Of The Estate Of The Late Ex Senior Chief Koinange Mbiyu.''
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Mei 27, 1984
May 27, 1984
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The Sunday Times 1984 no. 55

The Sunday Times 1984 no. 49

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ENGLISH: The Sunday Times 1984 no. 49 April 15th ''An Official Of The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) Who Imported Goods Illegally In Kenya Suspended, Miss Vic Langermann Malawian."Cyclone Kills 22 In Madagascar And More Than 30000 Left Homeless.''
Date:
April 15, 1984
Aprili 15, 1984
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The Sunday Times 1984 no. 49

The Sunday Times 1984 no. 47

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ENGLISH: The Sunday Times 1984 no. 47 April 1st ''Malaria Death On Increase In Nigeria at least 1486 Of Every 100000 Nigerians Attacked By Malaria Fever Died Annually."Pop Culture Comes To Burma Western -Style Pop Culture And Consumerism Making Inroads Into Mandalay, Spiritual Heart Of Largely Buddhist Burma.''
Date:
April 1, 1984
Aprili 1, 1984
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The Sunday Times 1984 no. 47

The Sunday Times 1984 no. 44

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ENGLISH: The Sunday Times 1984 no. 44 March 11th ''Iranians Death Caused By The Chemical Weapons In The Iran-Iraq War."The Mandera District Education Board Has Ordered A Probe Into An Alleged Misuse Of Construction Material Donated By CARE (Co-operative Of America Relief Everywhere) To Bulla-Mpya Primary School For Construction Of Classrooms.''
Date:
Machi 11, 1984
March 11, 1984
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The Sunday Times 1984 no. 44

The Sunday Times 1984 no. 34

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ENGLISH: The Sunday Times 1984 no. 34 January 1st ''Coup In Nigeria ended The Regime Of President Shehu Shagari , The Military Were Unhappy With high Level Of Corruption During President Shagari's First Four Year Term."Kenya Open Tourist Office In Tokyo To Woo Tourists From The Far east.''
Date:
January 1, 1984
Januari 1, 1984
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The Sunday Times 1984 no. 34

The Sunday Post 1967 no. 1653

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ENGLISH: The Sunday Post June 4, 1967 issue no 1653. Top Syrian military Commander has said Arab countries are planning a slow death strategy to be used against Israel, Latest Vietnam war it is reported 54 Americans Killed and more than 300 wounded. The American reported finding 450 North Vietnamese bodies on the battlefield.
Date:
June 4, 1967
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text
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McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
The Sunday Post 1967 no. 1653

The Sunday Post 1967 no. 1652

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ENGLISH: The Sunday Post May 28, 1967 issue no. 1652. President Nasser of Egypt threatens to annihilate Israel. Two South Korean Navy vessels excchange fire with North Korea shore batteries off the west coast near the sea extension of the military demarcation line.
Date:
May 28, 1967
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text
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McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
The Sunday Post 1967 no. 1652

The Sunday Post 1967 no. 1651

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ENGLISH: The Sunday Post May 21, 1967 issue no. 1651. Japan Maritime Science Promotion Foundation is considering making an offer for the doomed Cunard liners Queen Elizabeth and Queen Mary, West Germany has expelled a 12 year old Turkish girl who according to police had affairs with 16 men in three months.
Date:
May 21, 1967
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text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
The Sunday Post 1967 no. 1651

The Sunday Post 1967 no. 1642

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ENGLISH: The Sunday Post March 19, 1967 issue no. 1642. Three men appeared in the magistrates court in Uganda charged with treason along with 14 others who first appeared, King Feisal of Saudi Arabia offered President Nasser of the United Arab Republic the possibility of ending or at least limiting the bloody civil war which has raged in the yemen for more than four years.
Date:
March 19, 1967
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text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
The Sunday Post 1967 no. 1642

The Sunday Post 1967 no. 1639

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ENGLISH: The Sunday Post February 26, 1967 issue no. 1639. a ten man Parliamentary delegation from Somalia left Rome for New york to make a month long official visit as guests of the U.S congress, South African government agree to enter into a technical discussion with Lesotho government on water resouces.
Date:
February 26, 1967
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
The Sunday Post 1967 no. 1639