Show 2: Conquering Kikuyuland II

Show 3: Conquering Kikuyuland III

The first wave of political resistance against colonialism in Kikuyuland was embodied in the movement led by the civil rights leader Harry Thuku. His arrest in March 1922 ignited a storm in Nairobi and garnered global attention. We rely on your support to continue creating shows like this. Contribute via M-PESA till 3225378 or through PayPal at zamani.media@yahoo.com. Thank you for your generosity. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram: @zamanipodcast.

Show 2: Conquering Kikuyuland II

During the first thirty years of the 1900s, Kinyanjui wa Gathirimu stood as the most powerful African figure in Kikuyuland and across Kenya. How did he get there? We rely on your support to continue creating shows like this. Contribute via M-PESA till 3225378 or through PayPal at zamani.media@yahoo.com. Thank you for your generosity. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram: @zamanipodcast.

Show 1: Conquering Kikuyuland I

In the late 1800s, Waiyaki wa Hinga straddled the old and new worlds, aiming to balance between the two. However, the effort overwhelmed him and threw him into a mess. We rely on your support to continue creating shows like this. Contribute via M-PESA till 3225378 or through PayPal at zamani.media@yahoo.com. Thank you for your generosity. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram: @zamanipodcast