Tom Mboya Threatens Removal of Right to Strike During Strike Wave

International Bulletin Vol. 1, No. 29, 10 July 1962 · p. 6 of the scan · 90 words

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Tom Mboya, Kenya's Labour Minister, c2llod for an end to industrial strife on July 4th and said that if the right to strike was abused it might be removed. He said the midst of a strike wave — 4,000 Nairobi City Council workers being out on’ strike for the third time in four months, on July 8th, 32 workers were arrested as 3,000 plantation struck at Sotik (170 miles from Nairobi) ond on July 6th 113 strikers were arrested because they stopped blacklegs from entering a metal window factory.in Nairobis