Political Developments and the Struggle for Independence in Kenya (1919-1963)
Achievements of KANU in the struggle for independence
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Achievements of KANU in the struggle for independence.
a) KANU mobilized Africans in Kenya and united them in the struggle for independence.
b) Through its numerous nationwide meetings, it provided political education to the Africans in Kenya.
c) It participated in the independence constitution making process by being part of the Lancaster House conference of 1962.
1. Early political organizations In Kenya upto 1939
2. Early political organizations in Kenya upto 1939:Kikuyu association
3. The East African Association.(EAA)
4. Grievances of the East African Association
5. Consequences of Harry Thuku's arrest in 1922 to the East African Association
6. The Kikuyu central association
7. Grievances of the Kikuyu Central Association
8. Kavirondo Tax Payers and Welfare Association
9. The demands of Young Kavirondo Association
10. Ukamba Members Association (UMA)
11. Reasons for the formation of Ukamba Members Association
12. Problems that faced The Ukamba Members Association in its operations
13. Coast African Association(CAA) and its demands
14. Taita Hills Association
15. Achievements of the Taita Hills Association
16. Problems experienced by Taita Hills Association
17. Features of the political associations formed in Kenya before 1939
18. Achievements of early political parties in Kenya before 1939
19. Reasons why independent churches and schools emerged in Kenya
20. Characteristics of independent churches and schools in Kenya during the colonial period
21. Kikuyu Independent schools in colonial Kenya
22. The Kikuyu Independent Schools Association in the colonial Kenya and the challenges it faced
23. Kikuyu Karinga Educational Association.(KKEA)
24. Problems faced by independent churches and schools in Kenya
25. Factors that hastened political development in Kenya after 1945
26. Characteristics of political parties formed after 1945 in Kenya
27. Kenya African Study Union (KASU)
28. Kenya African Union
29. Problems that faced KAU in Kenya
30. Achievements of Kenya Africa Union
31. The Mau Mau Rebellion(1951-1960)
32. Causes of Mau Mau rebellion in Kenya in 1950s
33. The course of the Mau Mau uprising.
34. Mau Mau war in other communities
35. Factors which facilitated the Mau Mau uprising.
36. Problems that faced Mau Mau rebellion
37. Results of the Mau Mau uprising.
38. The Swynnerton plan and the recommendations of the Swynnerton plan of 1954
39. Kenya African National Union (KANU) and its objectives
40. Achievements of KANU in the struggle for independence
41. Challenges faced by KANU in the struggle for independence.
42. Kenya African Democratic Union (KADU)
43. Roles played by the Kenya African Democratic Union in the struggle for independence in Kenya
44. Challenges faced by Kenya African Democratic Union; KADU.
45. African People's Party.
46. The trade-union movement in Kenya and reasons why there existed no African trade union in Kenya
47. Kenya Federation of Labour. (KFL) and its demands
48. Achievements of Kenya Federation of Labour.
49. Role of trade union movement in the struggle for independence in Kenya
50. Problems faced by trade unions during the colonial period.
51. Key women contributors in the struggle for independence.
52. Role played by women in the struggle for independence.
53. Role of women in the Mau Mau movement
54. Problems caused by presence of women in forests during mau mau wars
55. Constitutional changes leading to independence in Kenya and the African representation to the Legco
56. The Lyttelton constitution
57. Demands of Africans Elected Members Organization; AEMO after formation
58. Role played by African Elected Members Organization ;AEMO in the struggle for independence up to 1963.
59. The Lennox-Boyd Constitution and the proposals made by Sir Allan Lennox- Boyd in 1958
60. The Lancaster house conferences:The first Lancaster House Conference (1960)
61. The second Lancaster conference (1962)
62. Main provisions of the independence constitution of Kenya.