Harry Thuku is recorded as the one of the first Kenyans to start a movement against the dominance of the white settler with the goal of empowering the Kenyan. Articles refer to him as “interested in action-oriented measures to address the rising economic challenges facing Kenya’s Africans”. Like the rest of Kenya’s freedom fighters, he was jailed in Kismayu for a decade, yet still came home to continue the work that he had started, only giving it up after denouncing the Mau Mau, a move which caused him to lose credibility with other freedom fighters...
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