Jomo Kenyatta became the first president of Kenya after the country gained independence in 1963. His leadership is noted for promoting national unity and reconciliation among different ethnic groups, as well as for encouraging a cooperative relationship with the white settlers who remained in Kenya after independence. Kenyatta's approach included granting citizenship to white residents who chose to stay, reflecting his broader vision for a multi-ethnic and inclusive nation.
A nationalist leader Jomo Kenyatta became president of which country after independence in 1963 .He treated fairly with white and black though, British treated unfairly,he allowed and granted citizenship to white especially those who wished to live in this country
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