New Parliament Building In Nairobi (1954)
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024
- Nairobi, Kenya
GV. New parliament building. Bougainvillaea creeper being unloaded. CU. Royal Arms over entrance. Asian artisan at work. African labourers carrying metal cabinet into main doorway. CU. Clock Tower. MS. CU. Arranging flowers in garden. Futuristic fountain. Lamp standard near main entrance. Arrival of His Highness the Sultan of Zanzibar at Nairobi West Airport, emerging from doorway of Dakota (East African Airways.) Guard of Honour present arms. H.H. inspects guard. Guns firing salute. Sir Evelyn Baring inspecting Guard of Honour accompanied by Sultan of Zanzibar, Gen. Erskine and two officials. Governor and Zanzibar enter the building. V.I.P's emerging from entrance to Council Chamber. Procession. Sir Evelyn Baring at rear. Misc. shots of guests on terrace, including prominent Muslim and Arab delegates. The African chief in tribal regalia is Senior Chief Njiri, one of the Loyal Kikuvu. Conductor (Lav.)
FILM ID:2775.14
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Love these old newsreels that show historical events as they really were.
Yes. I like them too.
Powerful history right here. Thanks.
I didn't know parliament building is this old!
Anyway as this was taking place ,1954 was also a time when many of our kikuyu freedom fighters were in detention for being members of the mau mau
hey,kumbe ndunia ilikuwa ikiendelea na watu walikuwa werevu wakati huo
I think the hated Brits did a great job in Nairobi. The old chap, pompous. Stiff upper lip is suitable for this climate
Yes. Unlike the French they gave their colonies a fighting chance
@@jouvertalandwa5337 yes. Francophone nations were under a mess after independence e.g Belgium Congo,French Congo,Mali,Burkina Faso. Do those countries have cities planned by their former colonisers,are there buildings and other infrastructure that were constructed by the French? Anglophone nations were better off e.g Rhodesia,Kenya,Uganda,Nigeria,Ghana.
In Kenya 🇰🇪 we have the Uganda Railway,Nairobi Airport(JKIA),planned colonial Nairobi City e.t.c
The main buildings that took place in those days were the right of black (kenyans) because the money used was theirs, from the resource of their land...