What were the main effects of the Devonshire White Paper of 1923 in Kenya?

Here are six effects of the Devonshire White Paper of 1923:

• It declared the paramountcy of African interests in Kenya, stating that the interests of the African native population must be given priority over those of immigrant races.
• It rejected the demands of white settlers for self-government in Kenya, affirming that Kenya would remain a British protectorate under direct Colonial Office rule.
• It rejected the demands of Indian immigrants for equal political representation with Europeans in the Legislative Council and for unrestricted immigration into Kenya.
• It confirmed the reservation of the White Highlands for exclusive European settlement, despite the declaration of African paramountcy.
• It reaffirmed the Governor's role as the representative of the Colonial Office, responsible for safeguarding African interests.
• It increased political awareness among Africans, as the declaration of paramountcy, though not fully implemented, gave them a basis for future demands for their rights.