Commander Kenworthy has obtained from Mr. Winston Churchill a list of native kings exiled by the British Government. The mest notorious case is probably Prempel, ex-King of Ashanti, who committed no hostile act at any time against Great Britain, but has been detained in exile over 25 years. The ist Prempeh, ex-King of Ashanti, exiled to the Seychelles in 1896.
Musa Mollah, late King of Fullader, exiled in 1916 for enforcing slavery.
Kabarega, ex-King of Bunyoro, Uganda, captured during the rebel lion in 1899.
Seyyid Khaled bin Barghash, Pretender to the Sultanate of Zanzibar, 1896.
Sebe and Ayouls bin Mbaruk, sons of Sheik Mbaruk, who revolted in the Coast Strip (Zanzibar Dominions) of the East Africa Protectorate, 1895-96, escaped to German East Africa, and on the British occupation of that territory were removed to St. Helena.
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