You only need to read a Colonial Office letter dated September 8, 1936, to know the kind of predicament Mr Jomo Kenyatta was in during his stay at 95 Cambridge Street in the upmarket Pimlico area of London, UK.
The letter to a Mr Wade illustrates the kind of problems Kenyatta was facing -- or feigning -- in this house, and for that reason, and more, it was preserved by the British as part of its English Heritage.
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