Social Studies, 25.09.2019 19:30 Nobleufia

One of the leaders of the mau mau rebellion
became president of kenya
regained farms in northern kenya
encouraged farmers to grow cash crops
was found guilty of corruption

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One of the leaders of the mau mau rebellion
became president of kenya
regained farms in...