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The negotiations ahead of Kenya’s independence took place in a small house located on the hills of Maralal in Samburu County. Now a monument named Kenyatta house, it was the last of the detention sites for Mzee Jomo Kenyatta. From here the man who would become Kenya’s founding president completed writing his book “Facing Mount Kenya”. Sarafina Robi visited Kenyatta House and now walks us down memory lane.
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Kenyatta House in Samburu I The place Jomo Kenyatta was detained from 1961
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