The prominent anti-colonial leader in Kenya known for advocating for land reform is Jomo Kenyatta. As a key figure in the struggle for Kenya's independence from British colonial rule, Kenyatta advocated for the rights of the Kikuyu people and emphasized the importance of land ownership as a fundamental issue. His leadership in the Mau Mau Uprising and subsequent imprisonment galvanized support for independence. After achieving statehood, Kenyatta became Kenya's first president, promoting national unity and development. His legacy includes both the challenges of post-colonial governance and the ongoing debates about land reform in Kenya.