The Broncos, inspired by the outstanding Andrew McCullough, had the chance to win the game when Leeson Ah Mau turned the ball over deep in his own half.
Their 2012 victory for the Kenyans who were tortured by the British government during the Mau Mau rebellion is, says one law expert, "one of the landmark cases of the last few years".
(Ironically, his bravest and most passionate speech at Westminster had demanded the exposure of British maltreatment of Mau Mau suspects in Kenya, a decade earlier).
Thirty years of war, including 18 years of communism, and a displaced population have rendered land titling in Cambodia merely vestigial.Mr Kut Mau says he had been granted two hectares under the restitution programme.
Mr Kut Mau says that if he does not receive his letter then he might have to buy himself an iron buffalo.
"How else can I support the family?"Mr Kut Mau says he is waiting for a government letter to confirm ownership of his two hectares but he does not expect to receive this until after the election.
It is doubtful whether Kenya's government is strong enough to save the Mau forest on which Nairobi depends for water and hydroelectric power.
INDEPENDENCE songs were sung, antique walking sticks were waved and Britain's representative in Kenya gamely ventured some words in Swahili to express his regret that Kenyans had been tortured during the Mau Mau uprising against colonial rule in the 1950s.
ReprintsNow 83 and living in a modest homestead in central Kenya, in the heartland of the Kikuyus who made up the Mau Mau, she says she is still waiting for the benefits of independence.
But a hard core had continued to battle on.The only woman said to have been given the Mau Mau rank of field-marshal, she was invited to meet Jomo Kenyatta, Kenya's first post-independence leader.
Indeed, in "Six Children" Mr Ford, a lecturer at University College London, seems intensely preoccupied not only with the grandfather of American verse, but also with the Mau Mau insurrection and the Münster Anabaptists.
