It doesn’t matter if it was in 1945 or 1935 even. THERE WAS NO registration within the government registry of births of Africans in kenya in the year that they were born in.
In 1945 a black African in Kenya could request a birth certificate BUT he/she would have to supply proof (”some evidence rule”) that he/she was born in Kenya. Maybe sworn statement from family, hospital birth record, pictures,surname of Kenyan tribe might help and maybe a some form of ID.
THERE WAS NO REGISTRATION OF AFRICAN BIRTHS WHEN AN AFRICAN WAS BORN IN MOST OF KENYA ALL THE WAY UP UNTIL 1971.
Do you get it? Don’t reply to me with more bird brain links from 1945, OK?
And if you really just can’t control yourself and you are just categorically obsessed with me then at very least try and find a picture scan of a pre-1964 birth certificate from kenya, i.e., 1. Protectorate of Kenya, 2. Colony of Kenya.
“THERE WAS NO REGISTRATION OF AFRICAN BIRTHS WHEN AN AFRICAN WAS BORN IN MOST OF KENYA ALL THE WAY UP UNTIL 1971.”
it’all caps and it’s completely inexact.
1971 is the year birth certificates were made cumpolsory. Doesn’t mean they didn’t exist for those who demanded them.
Had you read my last link to you, you would have seen a parallel situation with the US in 1906.
Glad you verified your measurements were correct.