Why has Kenya forgotten these heroes?

The tweet with the most impact of the #ResettlingMauMauHeroes Trend, was published by @KoechMmanuel: https://t.co/Hos3PWH9Yp (16 RTs)

— Trendinalia Kenya (@trendinaliaKE) March 15, 2019

https://twitter.com/Dmarigiri_/status/1106458203057995777

It’s sad that decades later those who fought for our freedom as a country are still struggling #ResettlingMauMauHeroes pic.twitter.com/N1niZmR605

— The African Voice (@teddyeugene) March 15, 2019

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Be good to those you owe. Any token is highly appreciated by these families.#ResettlingMauMauHeroes pic.twitter.com/Re9cvjXGlN

— Voice of Reason (@KoechMmanuel) March 15, 2019

#ResettlingMauMauHeroes Faith Wanjru Wachira, 90, at Kakureti Colonial Village in Kieni, Nyeri County. Like thousands of independence heroes and heroines, she has been landless for over five decades now. pic.twitter.com/o5idRShM9Z

— MARIGIRI🇰🇪 (@Dmarigiri_) March 15, 2019

#ResettlingMauMauHeroes it is shameful that children of former Mau Mau fighters languishes in poverty, while sons of colonial chiefs lives a posh life. pic.twitter.com/USpPpuwGV0

— MARIGIRI🇰🇪 (@Dmarigiri_) March 15, 2019

https://twitter.com/ItsBravin/status/1106448459744321536