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Peter Mbiyu Koinange (1907 – 3
September 1981) was a
politician from Kenya. He
served in the
government and
cabinet of Jomo Kenyatta, Kenya's
first president...
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Koinange wa
Mbiyu (1865–1960) was a
Kikuyu chief.
Koinange pla**** a
stifling role in Kenya's
fight for
independence movement. He was a
paramount chief...
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Mbiyu is a name. It may
refer to:
David Mbiyu (born 1971),
English freelance photojournalist Mbiyu Koinange (1907–1981),
Kenyan politician Koinange Wa...
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Soipan Tuya]] (2024- to date
Naomi Shabaan (2008–2010)
Abdisalam Eydarus Mbiyu Koinange (1966)
James Nyamweya (1965) 1966
Reappointment The Vice-President...
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James Hayes Sadler.
After Independence it was
renamed after Koinange Wa
Mbiyu. It is a
major red-light
district despite prostitution in
Kenya being illegal...
- 2005.
Archived from the
original on 5
August 2017.
Retrieved 27 June 2010.
Mbiyu,
David (3 June 2012). "Diamond
Jubilee flotilla adds
color on the Thames"...
- was
detained and
tortured 1952 – 1957 at
Kapenguria together Koinange wa
Mbiyu (d.1960), Jomo Kenyatta, and
others for his role in the anti-colonial movement...
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Elections MP
Party Notes 1963
Mbiyu Koinange KANU 1969
Mbiyu Koinange KANU One-party
system 1974
Mbiyu Koinange KANU One-party
system 1979
Njenga Karume...
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Koinange was born in Kenya, He was one of the
grandsons of
Koinange Wa
Mbiyu. He
worked with Kenya's
first independent television channel KTN. Between...
- 1978) 1963–1964 2
Joseph Murumbi (June 18,1911– June 22,1990) 1964–1966 3
Mbiyu Koinange (July 1,1907–September 2,1981) 1966–1967 4
James Nyamweya (December...
