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Not because the colonial government wanted to establish a flourishing town, but because the lake contained a mineral needed by British factories.
It remained a company settlement because the colonial government wanted soda ash, not an industrialised Kajiado.
How can an independent African country continue to live under a colonial promise of “uninterrupted rights”?
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