What was dicussed in the first Lancaster house conferece?

The first Lancaster House Conference, held in 1960, aimed to address the constitutional future of Kenya as it moved toward independence from British colonial rule. Key discussions centered on the proposed constitution, the representation of various ethnic groups, and the political rights of Kenyans. The conference brought together British officials and Kenyan leaders to negotiate terms that would facilitate a transition to self-governance, ultimately setting the stage for Kenya's independence in 1963.