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Colonial Kenya's "Happy Valley," scene of extramarital affairs and sex parties/orgies, and an interesting part of the 1987 movie "White Mischief," related to this:
Kenya was a British colony from 1920 to 1963, and the 1982 book "White Mischief" by James Fox, and the 1987 movie "White Mischief" starring Greta Scacchi and Charles Dance, are about alcohol, extramarital affairs and sex parties/orgies among some wealthy White settlers in Colonial Kenya, mischief that chiefly took place in what was known as "Happy Valley" located in the Wanjohi Valley of what is today known as Nyandarua County, Kenya. In Colonial Kenya though, Nyandarua County, Kenya, was known as the Aberdares, was a Whites only farming area, and part of what was known back then as the "White Highlands." The Aberdares/Nyandarua County were a strategic part of the Kenya colony, signified by the fact that when Britain's Queen Elizabeth (The Queen Mother), visited the Kenya colony in February 1959, part of her Kenyan tour was a trip to the Aberdares/Nyandarua County.
Certain topics and certain personalities still feature in discussions today in 2025 in different parts of the world, such as:
1. The prophet, Jesus of Nazareth (circa 1 A.D. to circa 33 A.D.);
2. The Prophet Muhammad (circa 570 A.D. to 632 A.D.);
3. Alexander the Great (356 B.C. to 323 B.C.), King of Macedon from 336 B.C. to 323 B.C.;
4. Roman Military General, Julius Caesar (100 B.C. to 44 B.C.);
5. Genghis Khan (1162 A.D. to 1227 A.D.), founder of the Mongol Empire;
6. Umayyad Military General, Tariq ibn Ziyad (670 A.D. to 720 A.D.);
7. Queen Kandake Amanirenas (circa 57 B.C. to circa 10 B.C.), of the Kingdom of Kush;
8. Emperor Menelik II (1844 to 1913), of Ethiopia;
9. Empress Taytu Betul (1851 to 1918), of Ethiopia;
10. French Military General, Napoleon Bonaparte (1769 to 1821);
11. Samori Ture (1830 to 1900), founder of the Wassoulou Empire;
12. British Military General, Arthur Wellesley (1769 to 1852), 1st Duke of Wellington;
13. Queen Yaa Asantewaa of Ghana (circa 1840 to 1921);
14. American actress, Marilyn Monroe (1926 to 1962);
15. Colonial Kenya's "Happy Valley" (mentioned above);
16. Jamaican music artiste, Bob Marley (1945 to 1981);
17. American music artiste, Elvis Presley (1935 to 1977);
18. Kenyan leader, Thomas Joseph Mboya (1930 to 1969);
19. Martial artist, Bruce Lee (1940 to 1973);
20. Boxer, Muhammad Ali (1942 to 2016);
21. Vietnamese revolutionary, Ho Chin Minh (1890 to 1969);
22. Cuban revolutionary Fidel Castro (1926 to 2016);
23. Argentinian-Cuban revolutionary, Ernesto "Che" Guevara (1928 to 1967);
24. Burkinabe revolutionary, Thomas Sankara (1949 to 1987);
25. John F. Kennedy (1917 to 1963), US President from 1961 to 1963;
26. American entrepreneur, John D. Rockefeller (1839 to 1937);
27. American entrepreneur, Henry Ford (1863 to 1947);
28. American entrepreneur, Andrew Carnegie (1835 to 1919);
29. American entrepreneur, Steve Jobs (1955 to 2011); and
30. American entrepreneur, Bill Gates;
Colonial Kenya's "Happy Valley" is no less a topic of discussion and interest today in 2025, than the 29 other individuals mentioned above, and/or history the 29 individuals mentioned above are linked to.
With regard to Colonial Kenya's "Happy Valley," Josslyn Victor Hay (Lord Erroll), was found shot dead in the early morning of 24th January 1941 in well-to-do suburb known as Karen, in Kenya's capital city of Nairobi. Josslyn Victor Hay (Lord Erroll) had been having an affair with Diana Caldwell (1913 to 1987), at the time Diana, Lady Broughton, and later, Diana, Lady Delamere.
Related to the murder of Josslyn Victor Hay (Lord Erroll), there is a scene in the 1987 movie "White Mischief" where Alice de Janze (played by Sarah Miles), in the company of three other women who have gone to the mortuary to view Lord Erroll's body, reaches under her dress with her right hand, rubs her vagina, and then proceeds to rub her right hand on the face of the deceased Lord Erroll, as she utters the words "Now you are mine forever, Joss." Charles Dance acts as Josslyn Victor Hay (Lord Erroll) in the 1987 movie "White Mischief."
If this actually happened, is unclear. A collage of the scene is down below
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The legend of the origin of the term "missionary," when it comes to sexual intercourse
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Tribute to Kenyan music band, "Them Mushrooms"
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Tribute to Kenyan educator, Edward Carey Francis
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"Harambee" means "Working together for the common good," in the Kiswahili language of East and Central Africa. The origin of the word "Harambee" though, is skilled workers from India, who helped construct the Kenya - Uganda Railway Line between 1896 and 1901
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Two hurtful statements made to Kenyan guys today in 2025, are, "We sent you to the best schools, but you have nothing to show for it," and "You are the most useless man in the world"
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Kenyan advertisements of the 1980s of Malaraquin, Cafenol, Breacol and Andrews liver salt
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Kenyan advertisements of the 1990s and the 2000s of National Bank of Kenya, Hedex, Telkom Kenya and Tusker Milele
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The British American Tobacco (B.A.T.) Kenya Limited logo of the 1970s and the 1980s
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No. 3 of A Celebration of Sri Lanka, and the People of Sri Lanka
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