A framed, black-and-white historical photograph is affixed to a plain, light-colored wall

A framed, black-and-white historical photograph is affixed to a plain, light-colored wall. The photograph is covered by a reflective surface, causing a significant glare in the bottom right quadrant. Below the photograph, a white rectangular caption reads, "Kenya African Union (KAU) leaders outside Desai Hall, Nairobi in 1952." The photograph depicts a large group of approximately 60 to 70 adult African men posing for a formal portrait outdoors. The subjects are arranged in multiple rows: a back row stands, middle rows are seated on chairs, and a front row is seated directly on the ground. The men are predominantly dressed in Western-style formal attire from the mid-20th century, including suits, collared shirts, and ties, with some individuals wearing simpler shirts or traditional garments. They are all looking towards the camera. The background consists of a light-colored, multi-story building, identified as Desai Hall. The building features a prominent central arched doorway with double wooden doors, flanked on either side by rectangular windows with multiple panes. The ground in the foreground appears to be a flat, unpaved surface. The event depicted in the photograph took place in Nairobi, Kenya. This physical image is located in the city of South Sakwa ward, Kenya.