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Tsavo
The Money-Eaters
Lando's innovative design for the TSAVO Man-Eaters Motel, inspired by John H. Patterson's 1907 novel "The Man Eaters of Tsavo", was abandoned in mid-construction in the 1970s. 'Ghost Directors' had plundered the funds.
Nothing prepared Lando and his English wife Eleanor for the roller-coaster ride that lay ahead. Political, financial, and family crises appear out of nowhere.
Nothing prepared Lando and his English wife Eleanor for the roller-coaster ride that lay ahead. Political, financial, and family crises appear out of nowhere.
Dear Braz,
As a young architect I worked with you in Nairobi in 1973-74. I am now old and often think about how I have lived my life as a professional and time after time dreams from my Nairobi time pop up as you opened my mind for Kenya and Africa for which I am eternally grateful.
As a young architect I worked with you in Nairobi in 1973-74. I am now old and often think about how I have lived my life as a professional and time after time dreams from my Nairobi time pop up as you opened my mind for Kenya and Africa for which I am eternally grateful.
Braz Menezes The Author
Braz Menezes was born in British-ruled Kenya to parents from Goa, India (then Portuguese India). He decided to chronicle his experience of living through the last fifty years of Imperial power in the Portuguese and British Empires, in the Matata Series.
Matata Books
Tsavo The Money-Eaters – Book 5
Soul Searching in the Seychelles – Book 4
Among the Jacaranda – Book 3
More Matata – Book 2
Beyond the Cape – Book 1
Braz Menezes’ stories also stirred up some of the most painful and not so happy memories of the ‘colour-bar’
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