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White Kenyan Again Charged With Murder

Wednesday, May 24, 2006 2:14:24 PM
By ELIZABETH A. KENNEDY

Thomas Cholmondeley the great-grandson of Britain's third Baron Delamere sits flanked by two police officers in the Nairobi court, Wednesday, May 24, 2006. A descendant of one of Kenya's first white settlers, he was charged in a second murder case Wednesday and pleaded not guilty in the shooting death of a black man he suspected of poaching on his sprawling ranch. Thomas Cholmondeley's ancestry _ he is the great-grandson of Britain's third Baron Delamere _ and the first case's dismissal after high-level government intervention have focused attention on race relations and lingering resentment about colonialism in this East African nation. (AP Photo/Karel Prinsloo)NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) - A descendant of Kenya's first white settlers, whose freewheeling ways inspired the book "White Mischief," was charged with murder Wednesday in a case that has exposed deep resentment about British colonialism in East Africa.

Thomas Cholmondeley pleaded not guilty to killing a black Kenyan on his 100,000-acre property in the fertile Rift Valley — a region once dubbed "Happy Valley" because of the decadent lifestyles of its colonial settlers.

When asked to answer to the charge of murder, Cholmondeley replied: "Not true."


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