How the British government used reformists to capture Mau Mau guerilla fighters

Hundreds of arrested Kenyans wait to be questioned after the massacre of 200 loyalist Kikuyus in a Mau Mau camp, in March 1953. PHOTO | AFP


One of the most important ways in which British governments prepared for, and smoothed, the end of colonial rule was with intelligence.

MI5 is often viewed as Britain’s domestic intelligence agency but, this is only partially true. Rather, it was the intelligence service responsible for covering the United Kingdom and its colonies on which for many years the sun literally never set.

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