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Mohamed Amin

Mohamed Amin

Tom Mboya returns home from his visit overseas (1950)

Kenyatta looks at herd of elephants (1963)

Jumping for joy! (1963)

Kenya becomes a Republic (1964)

Mohamed Amin after his release from Kilimamigu terror prison (1966)

Mrs. Pamela Mboya is escorted to the house after following her husband’s coffin from the Mortuary in Nairobi, Kenya (1969)

Tom Mboya’s children, watched the funeral preparations from a window of their home in Nairobi, Kenya (1969)

President Jomo Kenyatta, Mama Ngina Kenyatta and other dignitaries present at Tom Mboya’s prayer ceremony (1969)

A poacher with a poisoned arrow (1970)

The Goat Herder Who Didn (1972)

Special British Envoy, Mr. Geoffrey Rippon, met Asians in Kampala, Uganda (1972)

Kenyans serve refreshments to Ugandan Asians on the refugee train from Kampala, Uganda (1972)

Joginder Singh & David Doig (1974)

Jean-Francois Piot & Jacques Jaubert (1974)

Rauno Aaltonen & Wolfgang Siller (1974)

Davinder Singh & Ken Taylor (1974)

Varisella & Maciej Stawowiak Poskie (1974)

Varisella & Maciej Stawowiak (1974)

Sandro Munari & Lofty Drews (1974)

Robin Ulyate & Ivan Smith (1974)

Robert Mucha & Ryszard Zyszkowski (1974)

Robin Ulyate & Ivan Smith (1974)

Ronald Alexander & Chris Brodie (1974)

Sandro Munari & Lofty Drews (1974)

Sandro Munari & Lofty Drews (1974)

Sandro Munari & Lofty Drews (1975)

Rob Collinge & Rob Combes (1975)

Joginder Singh & David Doig (1975)

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