Before independence, British colonial policy in Kenya shaped the country’s future leaders — including Daniel arap Moi.
This documentary explores how the British administration, through education, politics, and indirect rule, laid the foundations for Moi’s unlikely journey from a village schoolteacher to Kenya’s second president.
We uncover how colonial favoritism, missionary schools, and early political structures influenced Moi’s rise — and how this history continues to shape Kenyan politics today.