! eee ; "| WENT to Kenya from the Sudan and the difference in the attitude between native and Englishman was very striking. In the Sudan nearly all the white men are Government officials, very carefully chosen, who administer the tribes for the sake of the Sudanese themselves, They’re paid a salary and have no financial temptation to "bully or exploit. The bulk of the white men in Kenya have gone there for adventure or profit, or both. The Government isn’t on their doorstep, and they’re often sharply opposed to its policy. Only their own better nature can keep them from exploiting the natives to a certain degtee. That they don’t do it more often is very much to their credit."-Alizon Atkinson, in an NZBS talk on Kikuyu and Settlers in Kenya,
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 28, Issue 723, 22 May 1953, Page 11
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