Election
KANU wins 83 seats out of 124
Explore 13 historical events and records for Kenya in 1963.
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KANU wins 83 seats out of 124
Kenyatta is appointed Prime Minister of the autonomous Kenyan Government, and is known as mzee (a Swahili word meaning old man or elder)
Kenyatta is appointed Prime Minister of the autonomous Kenyan Government, and is known as mzee (a Swahili word meaning old man or elder)
Retains the role of Prime Minister after independence was declared
Retains the role of Prime Minister after independence was declared
Appointed Minister of Constitutional Affairs
Kenyatta convinces Moi that KADU and KANU should be merged to complete the process of decolonisation, Kenya becomes a de facto single-party state, dominated by the Kikuyu-Luo alliance
Kenyatta convinces Moi that KADU and KANU should be merged to complete the process of decolonisation, Kenya becomes a de facto single-party state, dominated by the Kikuyu-Luo alliance
Kenyatta convinces Moi that KADU and KANU should be merged to complete the process of decolonisation, Kenya becomes a de facto single-party state, dominated by the Kikuyu-Luo alliance
Kenyatta convinces Moi that KADU and KANU should be merged to complete the process of decolonisation, Kenya becomes a de facto single-party state, dominated by the Kikuyu-Luo alliance
Jomo Kenyatta led the newly independent Kenyan government as prime minister before the country became a republic.
Appointed Minister of Constitutional Affairs
Appointed Minister of Justice
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