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WANDIA NJOYA: The Odingas Role Has Always Been To Protect The Kenyattas

If you read "Not yet uhuru," you get amazed by the blind faith Jaramogi had in Jomo. But Jomo was a playboy. He went to England with the brief to fight for the land rights of his tribe, but when he got to London, he partied. Got himself a wife and a kid, then was coached by some white anthropologist to write Facing Mou

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If you read "Not yet uhuru," you get amazed by the blind faith Jaramogi had in Jomo. But Jomo was a playboy. He went to England with the brief to fight for the land rights of his tribe, but when he got to London, he partied. Got himself a wife and a kid, then was coached by some white anthropologist to write Facing Mount Kenya. When he came back, the Mau Mau leaders knew he was a fraud. They even warned Jomo that they would kill him if he didnt stop badmouthing them in public. When he was jailed in Kapenguria, he was treated better than the other prisoners. So why Jaramogi kept saying during Lancaster days that there should be no independence talks without Jomo is really quite baffling. And then after all that, by 1969 Jomo had put Jaramogi...

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