FULL INTERVIEW WITH FIELD MARSHAL MUTHONI KIRIMA - HD

[@tushyranx5860]

We need first-hand accounts of people like this ❤ Mûthoni Mwene Nyaga arokûhurúkia ûhoro

[@richardbyarugaba1365]

This is living history. The fact that people who witnessed the brutal slavery and European colonial rule are still alive today is a reminder of how recent these events were!! We thank these freedom fighters for their struggle against oppression, slavery, subjugation and colonialism!

[@florencekimotho887]

the decolonization of the mind is still fetters to unchain!

[@samuelkaranja9198]

😊 21:48 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@pn4640]

Thank you Cucu for your sacrifice and for fighting for us so us children can live a slave free lives. How in the world these mzungu come to our country , take over and make us slaves and they have their own country? This really breaks my heart…long live Mama Field Marshal Muthoni. We love ❤️ you

[@TheTeddykimani]

Great we must fix African history,spirituality and culture

[@JosepndituMugweru-iy4hf]

hawa ni mashujaa wetu...kudos.we failed to pay them but God remember them with their generations.

[@maumauchronicles4296]

True. They represent Kenya's greatest generation.

[@agneswanjiru2477]

I love this kind of content May God protect these heros and heroins

[@bonfacewachira3297]

This will forever be the Kikuyu n Kenya Golden generation

[@maumauchronicles4296]

Very true. Future generations have a huge shoes to fill

[@zendo3886]

this is what we should be learning in school. It pains me deeply that these stories of our history are not amplified as they should. We keep the names of white people on places like Thompson falls and Lake Victoria etc while we have heroes who we should be naming these places after. We forget a lot. RIP F.M Muthoni

[@maumauchronicles4296]

Agreed. Great history lessons.

[@sophiawambui1225]

This is my spirit...💪

[@benjadidit]

What a blessed heroine!

[@maumauchronicles4296]

Great hero right there

[@tbwoy216]

Mungu akubariki the true mama wa 🇰🇪 kenya RIP

[@maumauchronicles4296]

Amen!

[@chegenjonjo1381]

Its so painful that these heros went through all that for our freedom but out politicians are now oppressing us

[@mumbyvivian9875]

May we remember to never forget. Thayu.

[@maumauchronicles4296]

May we forget never to ever forget

[@cytkl]

May kharma find mzungus wherever they are May their bloodlines suffer calamities for all the pain they cause

[@cytkl]

Weusi waamke wache ujinga wa kuabundu yesu shetani mzungu. Mzungus ni adui zetu forever

[@MISHUSINGS4EVA]

More Of Us Need To Learn This ASAP👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿✨✨✨

[@i.s.n.e.s.s]

This is great, thank you for documenting our (HIS/HERSTORY) its so needed for our generations to come, Great work. just a small critic, match the translations especially for those interested in learning or relearning this beautiful fast disappearing language. Thai Thathaiya Ngai Thai

[@maumauchronicles4296]

Point taken. Thanks.

[@patriciawaisaac4885]

Rest in peace freedom fighter

[@amitghosh3711]

Unfortunately the muzungu has not gone anywhere. They are still here in Nyanyuki. All they need is the order to recolonise us. When will the government realise that the muzungu army bases in Kenya are a national security threat? 🤔🤔🤔They pretend to train you but also consider this, they know your strengths and weaknesses. Plus they still consider you their colony. Look at all the land they still occupy. Their war cemetries are still here. State house was built by the mzungu. We as Kenyans are still sleeping.

[@maumauchronicles4296]

We are still asleep. That is for sure. If we were awake, we would do a better job of identifying, pursuing and protecting our national interests.

[@TheTeddykimani]

Of most importance is knowing thy self and reclaiming our identity after that even if they are here or we go to their lands we will be free ... freedom is not just chasing people away the world is small problem is in the minds and hearts

[@TheTeddykimani]

@@maumauchronicles4296 even African interests

[@cytkl]

Kuna watu wanaabundu wabeberu mashetani. Thats the Problem

[@kanye254]

Hakuna any other generation soo far imefanya kenya ikawa proud .........sadly we continue to oppress even that generation.....a movie would go along way to educate kenyas future generation

[@nevillewilson3110]

Thank You For Your Sacrafice Goddess, May There Be A Movie Made About Your Life. kuishi na kufa kwa ajili yako mwenyewe

[@peterkimani3364]

Uganda incorporated Musevenis soldiers into the military, South Sudan the same but Kenyatta refused.

[@florencekimotho887]

Did she write a book?

[@maumauchronicles4296]

No. But she did lots of interviews

[@davidkanyuga1423]

Gen Mathenge story is very complex

[@maumauchronicles4296]

It is made even more complex by the fact he didn't leave any written records.

[@paulmbuthia885]

Am not happy with the shaving of my hero

[@maumauchronicles4296]

If she was a willing participant....

[@WangoAlfred]

Koma thayū maitū

[@bonfacewachira3297]

Kiambu people were not in forest .... from the horses mouth

[@maumauchronicles4296]

Do not spread cheap lies and perpetrate sectional hatreds. Kiambu people were in the forest and we have it on the authority of Mau Mau veterans. Kiambu people were right at at the heart of the struggle. Even Kiburi House, the HQ of Mau Mau was theirs. And Githunguri. And they were the ones fighting in Lari. And the killers of Chief Waruhiu, an incident that triggered the State of Emergency. It is best to see Mau Mau as an effort that combined the contributions of people from Gikuyu, Embu and Meru. Everyone did what they could and their collective effort solidified as Mau Mau.

[@bonfacewachira3297]

@@maumauchronicles4296 as u may want to call them cheap fact remains kiambu had alot of home guards...am not spreading hatred just an honest observation

[@mwenyejii]

​@@bonfacewachira3297the highest number of homeguards were actually in Nyeri. The higher the number of fighters, the greater the number of homeguards needed. Mau mau fighters were actually a small percentage