§ Mr. WARDLAW-MILNEasked the Under-Secretary of State for the Colonies (1) how many foreigners and how many British-Indian subjects, respectively, are engaged in public service in Kenya, Tanganyika, Uganda, and Nyasaland;
(2) how many European-British subjects are employed in Government service in Kenya, Tanganyika, Uganda, and Nyasaland, respectively; and whether the number is increasing or decreasing?
§ Dr. SHIELSApart from a certain number of Goans, I am not aware of any foreigners in the public service of the Governments mentioned. The numbers of British subjects of European descent employed by the respective Governments are, according to the latest information available:
Kenya 2,171 Tanganyika 1,231 Uganda 542 Nyasaland 241 Their number is increasing. The numbers of Asiatics, the great majority of whom are British subjects or British protected persons, in the service of the Governments concerned are, according to the latest returns:
Kenya 3,059 Tanganyika 1,209 Uganda 637 Nyasaland 20