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To: KTM rider
Interesting stuff there, but would a legit Kenyan BC have been in English? Since they were under GB at some point, it is possible that wouldn't be a hurdle.

But isn't and wasn't Kenya predominately a Muslim country? Why would they refer to "Christian" names on that alleged Kenyan BC? A carryover from the British?

64 posted on 08/04/2009 7:50:23 PM PDT by Aliska
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To: Aliska
Interesting stuff there, but would a legit Kenyan BC have been in English? Since they were under GB at some point, it is possible that wouldn't be a hurdle. But isn't and wasn't Kenya predominately a Muslim country? Why would they refer to "Christian" names on that alleged Kenyan BC? A carryover from the British? "

English was the business language and christian names were for the educated who wanted to succeed. Some concepts of government cannot be described with languages like swahili

as with all colonialized countries in africa the turnover to self rule was a tedious process. According to my uncle who flew personell around Africa for Mobil oil in the 1960's-70's, they wanted to self govern but had absolutely no clue as how to administrate, keep records or maintain infrastructure.

According to the encyclopedia, kenya has always been diverse with about 10% muslim.

In other words,

just because the turnover was official in 1964 does not in itself debunk the BC.

72 posted on 08/04/2009 10:08:03 PM PDT by KTM rider ( ..........tell me this really isn't happening ! !)
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