Machakos
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The IBEACo (Imperial British East Africa Company) made its capital at Mombasa and opened its first inland station at Machakos in 1889. [1]
Some of the Khoja families had been settled in Mombasa at least from the 1820 - see Musa Kanji, who made his way to Tabora in 1820 through Mombasa. Some of the families listed below in Machakos in 1930's would have moved there when the IBEACo opened its trading station.
References & Notes
- ↑ Aldrick, Judith. The Sultan's spymaster: Peera Dewjee of Zanzibar. Naivasha: Old Africa Books, 2015. Kindle Location 3900-3901.