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Every decade since 1963 has seen enormous changes in Kenya, some for the better, others for the worse, but change all the same.

<em>Betrayal in the City</em> (1976) is one of Imbuga’s most popular plays, long required reading in Kenya’s secondary education system.

The home in Maralal town was where Mzee Jomo Kenyatta held meetings with British leaders.

A chronology of key events in the history of Kenya

Pio Gama Pinto, a key figure in Kenya’s freedom struggle against the British, also supported the liberation movements in Goa and Mozambique.

Newly declassified files expose the Foreign Office’s dirty tricks campaign to influence the knife-edge 1976 election result

With so much effort going into making allegations of electoral manipulation, there seems to have been little time for Azimio leaders to reflect on what may have gone wrong and why.

Uhuru came to understand that Africa was poor, not because of some Western conspiracy, but because of the way we manage our affairs at the end of his tenure.

William Ruto’s emergence as Kenya’s fifth president represents a paradigm shift in the country’s politics. Ruto’s campaign was comprised of a mass movement of workers, the jobless, peasants and other “hustlers” and sought to distance itself from the dynasties that have long run Kenya’s politics. While Ruto was born in a small rural village in the Rift Valley, his opponent, Raila Odinga, is a former prime minister and the son of the country’s first vice president. Marginalized Ken...

Ruto has rewarded politicians who were loyal to him evidenced by Wetangula and Kingi's wins in Parliament.