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Kenya became a Republic on 12 December 1964. Nairobi became Kenya's capital in 1907. Kenya adopted its current Constitution on 27 August 2010. The Mau Mau Uprising played a pivotal role in Kenya's struggle for independence. Over 1.5 million Kenyans were detained during the State of Emergency (1952–1960). Kenya's first Constitution came into effect on 12 December 1963. The Presidential Standard is the official flag of the President of Kenya. The Lancaster House Conferences laid the constitutional foundation for independent Kenya. Kenya gained internal self-rule (Madaraka) on 1 June 1963, and full independence six months later. Kenya has had five Presidents since independence in 1963. Presidential Library and Archives Public Exhibition during Mashujaa Day celebration in Kwale County Presidential Library and Archives Junior Secondary School Educational Outreach program in Siaya County Presidential Library and Archives Public Exhibition Jamhuri Day Thematic Week at KICC Nairobi Kenya became a Republic on 12 December 1964. Nairobi became Kenya's capital in 1907. Kenya adopted its current Constitution on 27 August 2010. The Mau Mau Uprising played a pivotal role in Kenya's struggle for independence. Over 1.5 million Kenyans were detained during the State of Emergency (1952–1960). Kenya's first Constitution came into effect on 12 December 1963. The Presidential Standard is the official flag of the President of Kenya. The Lancaster House Conferences laid the constitutional foundation for independent Kenya. Kenya gained internal self-rule (Madaraka) on 1 June 1963, and full independence six months later. Kenya has had five Presidents since independence in 1963. Presidential Library and Archives Public Exhibition during Mashujaa Day celebration in Kwale County Presidential Library and Archives Junior Secondary School Educational Outreach program in Siaya County Presidential Library and Archives Public Exhibition Jamhuri Day Thematic Week at KICC Nairobi

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Explore recorded speeches, addresses, and archival audio from Kenya's presidential history.

President Daniel Arap Moi swearing in after the death of Jomo Kenyatta in 1978
President Daniel Arap Moi swearing in after the death of Jomo Kenyatta in 1978
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President Moi announces new cabinet after the death of Jomo kenyatta in 1978
President Moi announces new cabinet after the death of Jomo kenyatta in 1978
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President Daniel Arap Moi at the UN General Assembly Summit UNGA in New York USA Sep 1999
President Daniel Arap Moi at the UN General Assembly Summit UNGA in New York USA Sep 1999
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President Daniel Arap Moi Touring Bomb Blast site in Nairobi after the tragedy on 7th August 1998
President Daniel Arap Moi Touring Bomb Blast site in Nairobi after the tragedy on 7th August 1998
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President Daniel Arap Moi Swearing in at Parliament as Baringo Central MP after the General Election in December 1997
President Daniel Arap Moi Swearing in at Parliament as Baringo Central MP after the General Election in December 1997.
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President Daniel Arap Moi Inauguration after winning the General Election in December 1997
President Daniel Arap Moi Inauguration after winning the General Election in December 1997
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President Daniel Arap Moi Burning Ivory at The Nairobi National Park
President Daniel Arap Moi Burning Ivory at The Nairobi National Park
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President Jomo Kenyatta welcoming Uganda President General Idi Amin
President Jomo Kenyatta welcoming Uganda President General Idi Amin during a Visit to Kenya_4.11.1973
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President Jomo Kenyatta Opening KICC
President Jomo Kenyatta Opening KICC
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President Jomo Kenyatta welcoming Prince Charles
President Jomo Kenyatta welcoming Prince Charles
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President Jomo Kenyatta Opening Kenya Parliament
President Jomo Kenyatta Opening Kenya Parliament
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President Jomo Kenyatta listening to The National Anthem for the first time at Gatundu Home
President Jomo Kenyatta listening to The National Anthem for the first time at Gatundu Home
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The inauguration Day Speech of William Ruto Part 4
The inauguration Day Speech of William Ruto Part 4
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The inauguration Day Speech of William Ruto Part 3
The inauguration Day Speech of William Ruto Part 3
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The inauguration Day Speech of William Ruto Part 2
The inauguration Day Speech of William Ruto Part 2
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Inauguration Speech of President William Ruto
The inauguration Day Speech of William Ruto Part 1
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The inauguration Day Speech of Uhuru Kenyatta Part 4
The inauguration Day Speech of Uhuru Kenyatta Part 4
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The inauguration Day Speech of Uhuru Kenyatta Part 3
The inauguration Day Speech of Uhuru Kenyatta Part 3
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The inauguration Day Speech of Uhuru Kenyatta Part 2
The inauguration Day Speech of Uhuru Kenyatta Part 2
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Inauguration Speech of President Uhuru Kenyatta
The inauguration Day Speech of Uhuru Kenyatta Part 1
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Inauguration of President William Ruto
The swearing in of William Ruto as the Fifth President of Kenya
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Inauguration of President Uhuru Kenyatta
The swearing in of Uhuru Kenyatta as the Fourth President of Kenya
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Inauguration of President Mwai Kibaki
The swearing in of Mwai Kibaki as the Third President of Kenya
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Inauguration of President Daniel Moi
The swearing in of Daniel Arap Moi as the Second President of Kenya
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1963 Independence Day Prime Minister Jomo Kenyatta
1963 Independence Day Prime Minister Jomo Kenyatta_3 Minutes.mp3
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JOMO KENYATTA SWORN IN
JOMO KENYATTA SWORN IN_12.12.1963_2 Minutes.mp3
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Jomo Kenyatta Swearing In as Prime Minister Governor Macdonald, his private Secretary in white Mr Hodge and other ministers look on at Harambee House Nairobi
Jomo Kenyatta Swearing In as Prime Minister Governor Macdonald, his private Secretary in white Mr Hodge and other ministers look on at Harambee House Nairobi_1963-06-01.mp3
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Jomo Kenyatta becomes Prime Minister 1963 and President
Jomo Kenyatta becomes Prime Minister 1963 and President 1964_1 Minute.mp3
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Independence celebrations, December 12, 1963_Independence Day Prime Minister Jomo Kenyatta
Independence celebrations, December 12, 1963_Independence Day the era Prime Minister Jomo Kenyatta
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Independence celebrations, December 12, 1963_Mzee Jomo Kenyatta Sworn in as Prime Minister
Independence celebrations, December 12, 1963_Mzee Jomo Kenyatta Sworn in Prime Minister.
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