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Ronald Ngala, Tom Mboya and Daniel arap Moi arrive in court upon being summoned to face charges of “criminal libel and conspiracy to commit misdemeanor”

Machakos residents gathering to listen to radio

Koigi wa Wamwere tearing off the late President Moi's campaign poster after he was released from prison in 1993

In this photo Tom Mboya was addressing striking quarry workers in 1960.

This was Tom and Pamela Mboya's wedding reception. Pamela was talking to Governor Sir Patrick Renison during the event

Mr. Tom Mboya greeting Nairobi residents at Nairobi Airport upon arriving from the Lancaster independence talks in London

Mzee Kenyatta receiving Somalia's President Ali Shermarke at the aiport. Mr. Ali was in the country for a five day state visit. Mzee Kenyatta and President Ali were close friends

Military officers carrying the late Mzee Kenyatta's body during the late's state funeral. We experienced this earlier this month when Mzee Moi was laid to rest

Mzee Kenyatta's eldest daughter Margaret Kenyatta was Nairobi's deputy Mayor. In this picture she was congratulating Njoroge Mungai after winning the Dagoretti parliamentary seat in 1969

Jomo Kenyatta talking to the late president Daniel Moi. We may see this in future with Gideon Moi and President Kenyatta

The late Tom Mboya helps carry a mock casket of South African leader Hendrik Verwoerd, during an anti-apartheid protest.

Tom Mboya was a footballer besides being a Cabinet minister. Here he joined his schoolmates at Mangu High School for a friendly match.

Pamela Mboya is the widow of the late Tom Mboya who was a cabinet minister in Jomo Kenyatta's government. In this photo, his wife, Pamela Mboya is at his funeral at Rusinga Island. Tom Mboya was shot in 1969 along government road which was renamed to Moi Avenue.

Agikuyu warriors dancing along Limuru road

Oginga Odinga who is also ODM Leader Raila Odinga's father was taking an oath as Minister for Home Affairs in 1963

The late president Daniel Moi being sworn in after winning the first multi-party polls in 1992 by the then Chief Justice Abdul Majid Cockar. President Moi won by garnering 36% of the vote,KANU won 100 of the 188 seats in the National Assembly. On the far left in the former Attorney General Amos Wako

Photo of the day!

A photo session of Kiogi and his wife Nduta in 1984

The government withdrew Koigi Wa Wamwere's treason trial, he was celebrating with his family and friends

Kiogi Wa Wamwere's supporters protesting his arrest in the 90s