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Kenya Weekly News 1954 no. 1421

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ENGLISH: Kenya Weekly News 1954 no. 1421 April 23rd'' The South Africa's 80 Years Old Prime Minister , Doctor Daniel Francois Malan Introduced Into Parliament Motion For Return Of Three British Protectorates, Bechuanaland , Swaziland And Basutoland.''
Date:
Aprili 23, 1954
April 23, 1954
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
Kenya Weekly News 1954 no. 1421

Sunday Post 1973 no. 1970

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ENGLISH: The Sunday Post newspaper of July 8, 1973 included news about loss of jobs at the East African Posts and Telecommunication Corporation, how the press have less freedom in post independence Africa, "How tribalism has rocked Zambia", what influences the architectural style of Kenya and how Impala rugby club made their third win in a row.
Date:
July 8, 1973
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
Sunday Post 1973 no. 1970

The Nairobi Comment 1957 no. 42

Description:
ENGLISH: The Weekly Comment Newspaper of 18 January, 1957 had headlines and stories including; "Boarding places in Kenya Secondary Schools"- Kenya Taxpayers were denied the opportunity to let their children go to boarding school while other territories, natives were allowed to take their kids to boarding school. 'The Place occupied by children from other territories should be made available to Kenya children too.'
Date:
January 18, 1957
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
The Nairobi Comment 1957 no. 42

Weekly Comment 1951 no. 98

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ENGLISH: Weekly comment of July 26, 1951 Issue No 98: Investors sitting on the fence in Johannesburg Stock Exchange during the past week. Merchants miscellany due to gambling.Nyali limited proposal on Kenyan Government to build atoll free bridge in Nyali.
Date:
July 26, 1951
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
Weekly Comment 1951 no. 98

Weekly Comment 1951 no. 100

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ENGLISH: Weekly comment of August 9, 1951 Issue No 100: Light of Asia dangerous vulnerability to menace of communism. Livestock owners in Kenya was held at Nakuru and discussed Kenya meat commission , Veterinary research, Game policy. Dangers of famine
Date:
August 9, 1951
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
Weekly Comment 1951 no. 100

Kenya Weekly News no. 1844

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ENGLISH: Kenya weekly news June 1, 1962, issue no 1844, Ronald Ngala (Kenyan politician) warning that he would send two of his party's leaders to london to withdraw K.A.D.U. (Kenyan political party) signatures from the framework constitution agreement."The trade union view." "African viewpoint."
Date:
June 1, 1962
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
Kenya Weekly News no. 1844

The Nairobi Comment 1957 no. 41

Description:
ENGLISH: The Weekly Comment Newspaper of 11 January, 1957 had headlines and stories including; "The Struggle for East Africa"- 'Only we Africans can bring about an EA Federation' words of Julius Nyerere."Kenya's role in the struggle."- Kenya bears all the blame some as imaginary as any Chinese role. Partially nothing is done by those Kenyan leaders of all races who believe in greater East Africa to disabuse Kenya critics in the adjoining territories.
Date:
January 11, 1957
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
The Nairobi Comment 1957 no. 41

Kenya Weekly News 1966 no. 2127

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ENGLISH: Kenya Weekly News 1966 no. 2127 November 18th''Teachers' Strike Country -Wide Kenya Demanding Better Salary And Housing, Reduced Workload Through Adequate Staffing.'' ''Mr. Murumbi Vice President Of Kenya Gets A New Job Has He Stills Holds His Office Till The End Of The Year As A Chairman Of Rothmans Of Pall Mall (Kenya) Limited.''
Date:
November 18, 1966
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
Kenya Weekly News 1966 no. 2127

Kenya Weekly News 1966 no. 2126

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ENGLISH: Kenya Weekly News 1966 no. 2126 November 11th ''Music And Teeth, The Luo Tribe Is Quite Musical, They Are Centre For Kenya's Top Singers, Luo Tribe Is Quite Distinct Has Extracted 6 Six Teeth.'' ''Lesotho Faces The Future, Africa's Newest And Poorest Independent Nation.''
Date:
November 11, 1966
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
Kenya Weekly News 1966 no. 2126

Kenya Weekly News 1954 no. 1411

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ENGLISH: Kenya Weekly News 1954 no. 1411 February 12th''The First Federal Parliament Opened In Southern Rhodesia, The Presence Of The African Members Was A Living Proof That The People Of Federation Were Prepared Of Their Own Free Will."The Federal Independence Party Was Originally The United Kenya Protection Association , Later Became White Highlands Party.''
Date:
February 12, 1954
Februari 12, 1954
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
Kenya Weekly News 1954 no. 1411

The Sunday Post 1965 April 11th

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ENGLISH: The Sunday Post 1965 April 11th''The President Mzee Jomo Kenyatta Condemned Those People Who Went Around The Country Telling Others That Free Land Would Be Given, He Said That He Worked Hard Since He Left Jail And Now He Had Very Nice Shamba (Land).'' ''Communist Viet Cong Guerrillas Attacked South Vietnamese Troops Defending An Area Where 1400 US Marine Reinforcements Were Making Beach Landings Near Da nang.''
Date:
April 11, 1965
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
The Sunday Post 1965 April 11th

Weekly Comment 1950 no. 51

Description:
ENGLISH: Weekly Comment 1950 no. 51 August 31 ''Aims Of South African Mission London Is To Open Consultations With The british Government On A Defensive Alliance With All Nations With Interests In Africa And To Secure Supplies Of Modern Weapons For Acceleration Of Rearmament Programme Of The Union.''
Date:
August 31, 1950
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
Weekly Comment 1950 no. 51