Insurgency and Counterinsurgency in Kenya: A Social History of the Shifta Conflict, c. 1963-1968

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• Cushitic-speaking pastoralists reach the northern lands whole source
• Somali camel herders and the clan system spread south whole source
• The Borana and government by the gada system whole source
• Rendille and Gabbra camel peoples of the Chalbi whole source
• Britain seals off the northern frontier as a closed district whole source
• The Northern Frontier District takes shape whole source
• Punitive expeditions and the disarmament of the northern pastoralists whole source
• The policy of non-development in the north whole source
• Special Districts Ordinance entrenches separate rule in the north whole source
• Pass laws and grazing controls hem in Somali movement whole source
• NFD Commission finds an overwhelming vote to join Somalia whole source
• Britain keeps the NFD inside Kenya despite the vote whole source
• The Shifta War breaks out in the north whole source
• Forced villagisation into manyattas and mass killing of livestock whole source
• Arusha ceasefire ends the Shifta War whole source
• Bulla Karatasi massacre and the burning of Garissa whole source
• Wagalla massacre in northern Kenya whole source
• The screening exercise and the pink card whole source
• The Dadaab refugee complex opens whole source
• Operation Usalama Watch and the Kasarani round-ups whole source
• TJRC names the Shifta War and Wagalla as state atrocities whole source
• The Northern Frontier District dispute with Kenya whole source