'Economic, Co-operatives', 1956-1961

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Contains:

(fol. 1) cyclostyled note by Betts on Statistics for the Kenya Highlands and Asian settled areas, n.d.
(items 1-2) report of the Committee to examine the need for economic assistance for primary and secondary industries, excluding agriculture, pp. 21, two copies, 1955
(item 3) Kenya Today, Vol. 2, No. l, with an article on Co-operatives, Jun 1955
(item 4) Government Sessional Paper No. 97 of 1955: Progress report on the Three-and-a-Half-Year Development Plan, pp. 46, 1955
(fols. 2-3) quotation from the Presidential address at the annual meeting of the Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of Eastern Africa, Sep 1955; excerpt from East Africa and Rhodesia, with a note that it is to be used for a Parliamentary Question tabled by James Johnson, 22 Sep 1955
(item 5) Kenya Federation of Labour statement on the government's intention to ban the Federation, signed by the Acting General Secretary, A.A. Ochwada, pp. 6, 29 Feb 1956
(item 6) K.I.O. Fortnightly No. 407, p. 1, 1 Apr 1956
(fols. 4-5) extract from Kenya Ordinances, Jul 1956, concerning African cash crops, Jul 1956
(item 7) 'Kenya - an economic survey' issued by Barclays Bank, London, pp. 23, Aug 1956
(fols. 6-7) cuttings from the I.F.T.U. News of two of three articles by Mboya on Kenya land and labour, Feb 1957
(items 8 and 9) Kenya Public Relations Office (PRO) statements on the development programme, pp. 8, and the Report of the Commission of inquiry on income tax in East Africa, pp. 3, 26 Mar, 26 Apr 1957
(item 10) Kenya Sessional paper No. 90 of 1956/57: Report of the inquiry into the Kenya meat industry, 1956, pp. 17, Apr 1957
(fols. 8-10) K.I.O. Fortnightly, Numbers 445, 470 and 472, 1 Apr-18 Dec 1958
(item 11) 'Short report on visit to Kenya' (renamed 'Industrialisation in Kenya') by Austen Albu, MP, pp. 4, 7 Apr 1958
(fols. 11-12) two typed extracts from 'A plan to intensify the development of African agriculture in Kenya' by R.J.M. Swynnerton, Assistant Director of Agriculture, n.d.
(fols. 13-57) letter from J.L.W. Wood to Hilda Selwyn-Clarke about the case of Gordhandas, an Indian wishing to obtain a shop licence for a trading centre in the 'White Highlands' (highland areas reserved for European settlers), covering copies of letters from Wood to G.C.W. Ogilvie and J.M. Stuart-Wortley, Ward members for Limuru on the Nairobi Western Rural District Council, the Chief Secretary and Minister for Local Government; the Chairman, Land Control Board, F.W.G. Bompas, MLC (Member of the Legislative Council), and the Attorney-General, Nairobi. There are two copies of the whole correspondence. Further letters on the subject are filed in MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 365/116, folder 2, fol. 129, and folder 3, fols. 117-120), 12 Sep 1958
(item 12) cyclostyled supplement to the Institute of Race Relations Newsletter, concerning East African Budgets, 1961, Jun 1961.