OUR EDUCATION IN UGANDA WAS CUT SHORT AND WE WERE SENT BACK TO KENYA - PETER ITOTIA

[@rosemwangi9417]

I love these chronicles. I find them very informative Thank you so very much for your work.

[@maumauchronicles4296]

Thank you. They are informative because they are authentic. Veterans and survivors telling their own stories.

[@kalash9411]

Good to hear something about how land was allocated after independence. Good job MauMau Chronicles. Do more features on this subject

[@maumauchronicles4296]

Working on it.

[@lukedermott1589]

Frightening how quickly Kenya and Uganda have forgotten this history. Doomed to repeat it.

[@johnwathiru6845]

Yes. Our generation will do it. They will buy God again then he will colonize us again

[@maumauchronicles4296]

This history should bring the two countries even closer.

[@mwangimuya9573]

Haiya! That settler was called by simple words as “kwa randa” long live historian!

[@maumauchronicles4296]

True that.

[@wambugumichael1130]

Am learning people from the mountain fought for our freedom and especially people from Nyeri will always be proud from Nyeri👍

[@maumauchronicles4296]

Nyeri people did their part. But so did the people of Murang'a, Meru, Embu, Kiambu, Nyandarua, Nakuru, Nairobi, Laikipia, Machakos and Narok, not mention that other parts of the country had their moments of resistance to colonial rule. But the greatest effort to rid this country of the colonizers shall remain the Mau Mau war.

[@GithaigaGeorge-v3g]

Good afternoon, my name is George Githaiga and I live with my grandmother and grandfather both born in 1940 and 1938 respectively and another elderly woman than them who sings mau mau songs. I wanted to inform them to you because I believe they can be of help towards this course of informing the next generation. Location is Nyeri, Wamagana.

[@maumauchronicles4296]

Thank you. Please share your number via email: [e-mail]. We shall get in touch. Once again, thank you.

[@GithaigaGeorge-v3g]

okay.wonderful

[@wanjirukuria593]

Thank You for this. I’m learning

[@muriithinyawira1850]

This stories are super interesting!

[@bonfacewachira3297]

Am loving every detail good job. ..Just asking did Ndungu WA gicheru ever got interviewed?

[@OneDem99]

Good job!!

[@maumauchronicles4296]

Thank you!

[@SamuelWainaina0]

Thank you

[@maumauchronicles4296]

We the veteran for his sacrifice

[@josephmigwi5762]

Why did you cut the flow from when they killed those from Seychelles?

[@michaelmwangi4245]

Hallo Mau Mau chronicles, could you find content on how the maumau oath taking took place? It would be amazing

[@maumauchronicles4296]

Most veterans are not willing to reveal some details of the oath but some have painted a broad picture of what used to happen. What is clear is that the oath bound people together. It was effective.

[@bensonmathiah3253]

thanks for the good work.Have you done ndu'ngu muru wa gicheru's story?he features in a certain kikuyu song that he used to shoot down the enemy's planes.

[@maumauchronicles4296]

Ndungu Gicheru was a true hero and we would love to work on his profile. If you are in touch with his son who used to be in Atlanta, please ask him to get in touch using [e-mail]. We would like to interview him.

[@RUCorrect]

Wow! Thank You!! ..... What about "our" KiKamba, WaKamba breathren and sistren? re: Gikuyu, Meru, Embu and ??????

[@maumauchronicles4296]

There was participation by the Kamba in the Mau Mau movement. We are working on a documentary about it. It must be understood however that colonialists worked very hard to divide a wedge between the Kikuyu and the Kamba for they feared the political juggernaut that would result if there was cooperation between the two.

[@itiamekimbui722]

ndio maana Gachagua hakuhudhuria ugeni wa mkoloni

[@georgeikinya2779]

Uwongo, kang'ethia was technically and deliberately absented lest he gobbles food at state banquet like a hungry chokora

[@janendegwa5462]

That one who carries his own maize choma so he doesn't have to buy ,I doubt he eats in those places ,na ni wa nyeri watu wa nyeri hawakuli hivi hivi

[@janendegwa5462]

This man looks good for his age anyway this colonizers were evil they Iied to students just to hurt them ,uria mendaga tukahuka nu guo nao marahuka kou kwao ,thuu ndiguaga kuria ikagio

[@maumauchronicles4296]

Funny you should mention that. These veterans have great genes! Many have lived long lives and are still going strong. Whilte others may be blessed with material wealth, they are blessed with good long lives.