Murumbi Joseph
Famous Leaders
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was Kenya’s first Foreign Minister. In September 1966, hardly six
months after President Jomo Kenyatta appointed him Kenya’s second Vice
President, he resigned following the assassination of his close friend
and socialist strategist, Pio Gama Pinto. He would devote the rest of
his life collecting works of African art. By the time he died in 1990,
he had put together the largest private collection of African art,
crafts and books in the world. Part of that collection is now on
permanent exhibition at the Kenya National Archives in Nairobi.
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