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Description:: ENGLISH: The Weekly Comment Newspaper of 15 June, 1956 had headlines and stories including: "Sauce for the Goose?"- A letter was received from the Nairobi District African Congress protesting against a decision by the police to disperse a crowd of Africans in Kaloleni. The letter said that permission for the Kikuyu, Embu and the Meru to attend a public meeting in Kaloleni had been withheld as 'current legislation forbids their entry into Kaloleni. African Affair Department of the city Council says: - 'Kikuyu, Embu and Meru may enter Kaloleni Hall during hours of opening the show."(Nairobi City Council's Trade Show)
Date:: June 15, 1956
Resource Type:: text
Collection:: McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection

Description:: 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
Resource Type:: text
Collection:: McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection

Description:: ENGLISH: The Weekly Comment Newspaper of 25 May, 1956 had headlines and stories including: "The United Nations Flag (Or is It)"
Date:: May 28, 1956
Resource Type:: text
Collection:: McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection

Description:: ENGLISH: The Weekly Comment Newspaper of 18 May, 1956 had headlines and stories including: "The Shape of Kenya, "- What happens in the year 1960, the end of the Lyttelton standstill arrangement, it will depend very largely upon events in this fateful year."Educating our Leaders"- Incite a spirited debate by challenging our present and our potential leaders to deny that they are in need of re-education if they are to continue with their 'sacred' and mostly thankless work.
Date:: May 18, 1956
Resource Type:: text
Collection:: McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection

Description:: ENGLISH: The Weekly Comment Newspaper of 11 May, 1956 had headlines and stories including: "In Search of Industrial Loyalty"- The Mau Mau Emergency is not yet over and as long as it continues the country will continue to bear a heavy burden financially.
Date:: May 11, 1956
Resource Type:: text
Collection:: McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection

Description:: SWAHILI: Taifa Weekly suala la 1475 Decemba 29, 1984 Kamati Kuu ya Kitaifa ya Kanu itakutana ili kujadiliana swala la uchaguzi ujao wa matawi ya chama hicho kinachotawala, imetangazwa kutoka makao makuu ya Kanu mjini Nairobi. ENGLISH: Taifa Weekly newspaper issue 1475 of December 29, 1984 The Kanu National Central Committee will meet to discuss the issue of the party's elections of the branches of the ruling party, has been announced from Kanu's headquarters in Nairobi.
Date:: December 29, 1984
Decemba 29, 1984
Resource Type:: text
Collection:: McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection

Description:: SWAHILI: Taifa Weekly suala la 1474 Decemba 22, 1984 Rais Daniel arap Moi aliamrisha kodi inayotozwa abiria kwenye steji za mabasi iondolewe mara moja. Alilionya hasa baraza la wilaya ya Trans Nzoia likome kabisa kuwatoza wananchi kodi hiyo. ENGLISH: Taifa Weekly newspaper issue 1474 of December 22, 1984 President Daniel arap Moi ordered the tax charged to passengers at bus stations to be removed immediately. He especially warned the Trans Nzoia district council to completely stop charging the people that tax.
Date:: December 22, 1984
Decemba 22, 1984
Resource Type:: text
Collection:: McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection

Description:: SWAHILI: Taifa Weekly suala la 1473 Decemba 15, 1984 Nyendo za aliyekuwa Waziri wa Mambo ya Katiba, Bw Charles Mugane Njonjo za kuhujumu mamlaka ya Rais, sifa za Rais na kujitawalia uwezo wa Serikali halali ya Kenya iliyoundwa kikatiba, zilianza mnamo 1979 alipokuwa angali ni Mkuu wa Sheria. Haya yameelezwa katika ripoti ya Tume ya Jaji Cecil H. E. Miller iliyokuwa ikichunguza mienendo ya Bw Njonjo hapo zamani. ENGLISH: Taifa Weekly newspaper issue 1473 of December 15, 1984 The actions of the former Minister of Constitutional Affairs Mr Charles Mugane Njonjo, of undermining the President's authority, the President's qualifications and the authority of the legitimate Government of Kenya created constitutionally, started in 1979 when he was still the Chief Justice. These are described in the report of the Commission of Judge Cecil H .E. Miller which was investigating the movements of Mr Njonjo in the past.
Date:: December 15, 1984
Decemba 15, 1984
Resource Type:: text
Collection:: McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection

Description:: SWAHILI: Taifa Weekly suala la 1472 Decemba 8, 1984 Rais Daniel arap Moi ameyataka mabaraza ya wilaya kabla ya kuweka akiba ya fedha katika mashirika ya kifedha nchini, kwanza yapate kibali kutoka kwa Wizara ya Serikali za Wilaya. Mabaraza aliyokuwa hasa akigusia ni yale yanayojiweza kifedha ambayo hayaombi misaada mara kwa mara kutoka kwa Serikali. ENGLISH: Taifa Weekly newspaper issue 1472 of December 8, 1984 President Daniel arap Moi has asked the district councils before placing money in financial institutions in the country, first get permission from the Ministry of District Governments. The councils he was mainly touching on are those that are financially self-sufficient which does not ask for aid frequently from the Government.
Date:: December 8, 1984
Decemba 8, 1984
Resource Type:: text
Collection:: McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection

Description:: SWAHILI: Taifa Weekly suala la 1471 Decemba 1, 1984 Zaidi ya wafanya kazi 2, 000 wa Barclays Bank, Kenya Limited, wamesema watagoma kote nchini wakipinga hatua ya banki hiyo ya kusimamisha baadhi ya malupulupu yao. Wafanya kazi hao pia wanataka Mkurugenzi mkuu wao, Bw. J .N. Clark, aondolewe mara moja kwa madai kwamba amekataa kuongea nao. ENGLISH: Taifa Weekly newspaper issue 1471 of December 1, 1984 More than 2, 000 workers of Barclays Bank, Kenya Limited, have said they will strike across the country protesting the bank's move to stop some of their loans. The workers also want their CEO Mr J .N. Clark, should be removed immediately on the grounds that he has refused to speak with them.
Date:: December 1, 1984
Decemba 1, 1984
Resource Type:: text
Collection:: McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection

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