Imperialism In Kenya

In the early nineteenth century, the British were the imperial force of Kenya. In 1886 and 1890, the British have come up with an agreement with Germany that created a boundary between the British territory in Kenya and the German territory in Tanganyika to the south. Despite the fact that the boundaries of the British were set, the British already controlled a little more of the Kenyan coast. In order for the British to get more territory from Kenya, Britain decided to merge Uganda eastern province with the East Africa Protectorate and so this caused the Lake Victoria Basin and the western highlands to become a part of Kenya. The British administration had brought the southern half of present-day Kenya under its control in 1908 but Northern