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PREMIUM Africans, dogs not allowed: Memories of man jailed for beating up colonial-era employer The magistrate swung his key holder, it swung six times and he jailed Peter Wango for six months. Lifestyle Just now Listen

PREMIUM Africans, dogs not allowed: Memories of man jailed for beating up colonial-era employer The magistrate swung his key holder, it swung six times and he jailed Peter Wango for six months. Lifestyle Just now Listen

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For instance, in 1969, Mr Muhoro recalls entering the Molo Farmers Club, in today’s Nakuru County, which was a whites-only space six years after independence.

From the late 1960s till around 2023, Mr Ng’ang’a’s main job was selling newspapers in Nairobi.

Mr Muhoro is one of the ever-decreasing number of Kenyans who have witnessed goings-on from the time when the country was Queen Elizabeth II’s territory to now, when it is a republic under its fifth president.

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