Tea in Kenya: a History of Colonialism, Labour and Power

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• Southern Nilotic Kalenjin communities in the western highlands whole source
• The Nandi and Kipsigis cattle economy and raiding whole source
• The orkoiyot and Kimnyole whole source
• The Kipsigis and Other Kalenjin Lose Land whole source
• Tea starts as a settler highland experiment whole source
• The White Highlands and the settler plantation base whole source
• Kipsigis and Kalenjin grazing land is alienated for European settlement whole source
• Brooke Bond and James Finlay plant the great Kericho tea estates whole source
• The Talai clan is deported from the tea highlands whole source
• Africans enter tea through supervised smallholder schemes whole source
• KTDA turns smallholder tea into a managed growth machine whole source
• Kipsigis and Talai bring reparations claims against Britain and the tea firms whole source
• UN experts write to Britain over the Kericho land injustice whole source
• The Kericho tea estates remain in multinational hands whole source