“Daniel arap Moi: The British Project? The beginning (Part 1)”
Before independence, British colonial policy in Kenya shaped the country’s future leaders — including Daniel arap Moi. This documentary explores how the British administration, through education, politics, and indirect rule, laid the foundations for Moi’s unlikely journey from a village schoolteacher to Kenya’s second president. We uncover how colonial favoritism, missionary schools, and early political structures influenced Moi’s rise — and how this history continues to shape Kenyan politics today. 🔔 Subscribe for more African history documentaries and political stories from The Kenyan Historian. 📺 Watch next: The Making of a Dictator – Samia Suluhu and the Politics of Power in Tanzania #DanielMoi #KenyaHistory #BritishColonialism #AfricanLeaders #TheKenyanHistorian

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