by Christine Nicholls | Apr 5, 2012 | Christine Nicholls
I was in London last week, at the annual general meeting of the East Africa Women’s League (UK). There was a fascinating talk by David Arathoon, an English GP, about his recent return, with his brothers and sisters, to their old farm in Kenya, where they grew up. As I...
by Christine Nicholls | Mar 3, 2012 | Christine Nicholls
I have been looking into the early newspapers of Kenya and have managed to glean the following facts, with the help of Stephen North. Can anyone help me further with this list? Have I got any of the dates wrong? Has anyone any more information about when the papers...
by Christine Nicholls | Jan 25, 2012 | Christine Nicholls
My 2 January blog talked about the arrival of Jewish people in Kenya. One of the earliest, Sammy Jacobs, was a real entrepreneur. He started ‘The Dustpan’ store in Nairobi, where you could buy almost anything. This is what the magazine African World said about his...
by Christine Nicholls | Jan 17, 2012 | Christine Nicholls
Some photos of the Kenya High School have reminded me of the origins of the school. Perhaps a few of you would like to add details or bring the account below up to date? Does the swimming pool still exist, and the open air theatre? The Kenya High School had its...
by Christine Nicholls | Jan 8, 2012 | Christine Nicholls
Happy New Year to Everyone! I received a greetings card from Tommy Joseph over the festive season. Some of you will have known him in Kenya, where he grew up and went to school. He’s the author of an interesting book – Why There Were Jews in Nakuru (Haifa, 1998)....
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