61. Africa Online - Kenya: Travel kenya's culture, therefore, is as fascinatingly diverse as the manypeoples of which our nation is composed. Paradoxically that http://www.africaonline.co.ke/AfricaOnline/kenya/chapter12.html

THE CULTURAL BACKGROUND The culture of a country is expressed through its people: by the way they live and die, by the values which influence their behaviour, by what they eat and how they prepare it, by how they entertain and amuse each other, by what they dress in and how they make it, by the houses they live in and how they build them and with what materials, by the language they speak and how they speak it, by their art, their music, their writing and, not least, by what makes them laugh and cry. A people's culture is that way of living that makes them different from other people. It is usually most openly and vigorously expressed in song and dance, in mime and drama, and in painting and sculpture. But it is also there in people's thoughts and their ways of thinking, in their religious beliefs and their moral standards. People who live in towns develop a different culture from people who live in the countryside, even though they themselves originate from the rural areas. It is the young that are the cultural innovators while the old preserve and maintain the cultural traditions. Kenya's culture, therefore, is as fascinatingly diverse as the many peoples of which our nation is composed. Paradoxically that very diversity gives our culture a strength and interest that other countries lack. One only has to attend a Kenyan national celebration, such as Madaraka Day (I June) or Jamhuri Day (12 December), to appreciate the tremendous vitality and variety within our culture. The traditional dances are deeply rooted in the past, though often modified, too, by the present. Those performing give great pleasure to the onlookers and even greater satisfaction to themselves. They arc so clearly expressing their own integrity and uniqueness as people together with their links to the past and their hopes for the future. There is nothing false or artificial about their movements or the words they sing.

62. Ministry Of Foreign Affairs (Republic Of Kenya) Republic of kenya. Education culture. Foreword. Polity. Economy. Education culture. Organisation of Government. About the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Tourism. http://www.africaonline.co.ke/foreignaffairs/edu_culture.html

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63. Whitesands Hotel - Luxury Beach Hotel, Mombasa, Kenya to know more about kenya's traditional heritage. During the high season, there isa blind guide who sits at the Village and gives a talk about culture to the http://www.sarovahotels.com/Whitesands/Culture.htm

Welcome to Whitesands, Mombasa. Whitesands Home The Health Club Bars and Lounges Restaurants ... World of Incentives Whitesands is a dedicated supporter of the Bombolulu Workshop Project. This is a project founded in 1969 by the Association of the Physically Disabled of Kenya (APDK) which train and employs physically challenged persons in handicraft production and related business skills. Within the Whitesands, there is a cultural village representing four tribal communities drawn from different parts of Kenya namely, the Maasai from the Southwestern part of Kenya, the Giriama from the Coastal region, the Bukusu from the Western Region and the Orma from the North Eastern side of Kenya. In the cultural village, one will find life size traditional houses built using the materials the particular communities represented used. These were built by members of the Bombolulu Workshop Project and make a good learning area for the tourists to know more about Kenya's traditional heritage. During the high season, there is a blind guide who sits at the Village and gives a talk about culture to the guests as they have their afternoon tea. This is a good way of promoting our rich Kenyan culture and heritage.

64. Sarova Shaba Lodge - Luxury Safari Lodge, Samburu, Kenya Local culture , . . The major communities are; The Samburu They are cousinsto the Maasai who live in southern kenya as well as northern Tanzania. http://www.sarovahotels.com/Shaba/Culture.htm

Welcome to the Sarova Shaba. A Sarova Hotel. Shaba Home Conferencing Shaba History Flora and Fauna ... Bird Watching Local Culture HISTORICAL ASPECTS OF SOME OF THE TRIBES LIVING WITHIN THE REGION Communities that are inherently pastrolists in nature inhabit the region. The land is not arable due to the adverse limitation of rainfall . Therefore nomadic pastrolism is the only feasible land use option. The major communities are; The Samburu -They are cousins to the Maasai who live in southern Kenya as well as northern Tanzania. The immigrated to their current abode from the horn of africa region. The Boran Community, The Rendile, The Turkana.

65. World History Archives: The Culture History Of Kenya The culture history of kenya. Hartford Web Publishing is not the authorof the documents in World History Archives and does not presume http://www.hartford-hwp.com/archives/36/index-bf.html

The culture history of Kenya Hartford Web Publishing is not the author of the documents in World History Archives The history in general of Kenya Documents for the history of education in Kenya Documents for the history of superstition in Kenya Dilemna Of Female Circumcision By Charles Wachira, 24 January 1995. Only the western-based Luo and the Turkana in the north have not adopted the widespread practice of clitoridectomy, but an umbrella women's organization announces it will fight it. Cultural Practices Hinder The Fight Against AIDS By Judith Achieng', 21 May 1999. Sexual cleansing and inheritance of widows spreads HIV in Kenya.

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67. Webkenya - Art Of Kenya - Safari, Antiques And Graphism With more than 42 main tribes and a history old of 3'000 years old since the arrivalof Cushitics from Ethiopia and North Sudan, kenya is rich in culture. http://www.webkenya.com/art_culture/

ETHNIES KISWAHILI ARTIST CRAFT ... Resources KENYAN ETHNIES : Kenya counts more than 42 tribes. Each one develops their own language, food, clothes and musical instruments. This cultural diversity is unique in Africa and must be preserved You will find in particular : Ethnies : Ethny I.D. and map. Food : Learn to make Kenyan food. Clothes : Kenyan main clohes. Tools : musical, practical,... SUPPORT Webkenya is only few days olb but we are working to develop a network with Kenyan students and writers and a database to allow them to administrate themselves and have the chance to promote their work and attract interest in Kenyan society. NINASEMA KISWAHILI : Who doesn't know "Hakuna matata" and "Simba" the lion... But Kiswahili is much more than the most spoken language in East Africa, his unique vocabulary and grammar is over 6th centuries old. Go through the basic consulting our : Pronounciation section. Dictionnary section. Grammar section and Thematic exemple. SUPPORT You have developped book about Kiswahili and like submit your reference or put some advertisement at no cost, or you have developped

68. Tea Time In Kenya - Kenyan Culture At BellaOnline Tea time in kenya is a British colonial holdover. Time for tea is worked in tothe school schedule. kenyan culture is interesting because, like the United http://www.bellaonline.com/articles/art2643.asp

Auto Career Computers Education ... Relationships All times in EST Baptist: 11:00 AM Spinning: 7 PM Prime Time TV: 8:00 PM Kenyan Culture chat boards sweepstakes site shops You Are Here: HOME Kenyan Culture Articles Host Wanted is BellaOnline's Kenyan Culture Host Tea Time in Kenya Did you know that tea is one of Kenya's main exports? In fact, Kenya exports more tea than Sri Lanka, India, and China! Chai is Swahili for tea and also is used in reference to a bribe. Tea time in Kenya is a British colonial holdover.  Time for tea is worked in to the school schedule.  Kenyan culture is interesting because, like the United States, it tends to be an embracing of many different cultures. Tea time is borrowed from the British, but the style of tea is borrowed from India. It's called 'chai'.  Chai is tea with milk and sugar in Kenya.  Asian chai also has spices like cinnamon, cardamom, or ginger in it.  Other names for chai are spiced tea, spiced milk tea, milk tea, or even tea latte. Chai is served at breakfast, morning break, after lunch, afternoon tea, after dinner.  It is the beverage choice of Kenya it would seem. I was fortunate enough to be invited to one of my student's homes.  Not only was there a ton of food that I was supposed to eat, but the chai flowed and flowed. The mug I was given to drink from was the size of a small stein holding approximately two times the chai of a regular mug.  So as not to appear rude I drank around six of these mugs of chai.  Good thing I like chai that was the equivalent of 12 regular sized mugs and boy did I have to pee later on!

69. Cross-Culture Ministry In Kenya, Part Nine - Suite101.com Crossculture Ministry in kenya, Part Nine Author Jim McCoy (Kisumu,kenya) Contributor(s) Dave Walker Published on October 24, 2001. http://www.suite101.com/article.cfm/lutheranism/79410

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70. Cross-Culture Ministry In Kenya, Part Six - Suite101.com Crossculture Ministry in kenya, Part Six Author Jim McCoy (Kisumu,kenya) Contributor(s) Dave Walker Published on October 3, 2001. http://www.suite101.com/article.cfm/lutheranism/78571

Topics Articles Links BEST OF WEB ONLINE COURSES COMMUNITIES BOOK CIRCLE ... MY SUITE Search Within: Lutheranism Religion and Spirituality Suite101.com Member Central Join Our Community! Login Member Update What's New ... TravelSuite Suite University About Suite University Visit the University Course Listing New Courses ... Featured Courses New Topics Retirement Electronica Basketball Teaching Creative Writing to Children ... More... Suite Events My Favorite Place War and Peace Spring Into Health! Earth Day 2003 More about Suite101 About Suite101.com - Select a related topic - Astrology in Plain Englis Atheism Christian Friendship Christian Gospel and Our Christianity - Protestant Ghosts and Haunted Spots Growth and Inspiration fr Homiletics Intuition, Remote Viewing Lutheranism mythology from india New Thought Non-Fundamentalist Christ Papal History Parapsychic Science Pauline Studies Rational Spirituality Spiritual Heritage Tarot Teen Reflections The Mosaic Books The New Christianity The Postmodern Christian Witchcraft Women of God - Select a related course - Intermediate Numerology Introduction to Objectivi Numerology for Beginners Nurturing the Self: A Gui Spirituality in 2003 Tarot and the Tree of Lif Visit Religion and Spirituality Detailed Topic List Home Religion ... Protestant denominations of Continental origin and related bodies Lutheranism By John L. Hoh, Jr.

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72. Society And Culture Category Regional Africa kenya Society and culture http//kenya740.tripod.com/africantribute.html.2, All Links kenyan. 20, Mwambao. kenya's coastal culture. http://www.ad.com/Regional/Africa/Kenya/Society_and_Culture/

search Top Categories: Chats and Forums History Organizations Personal Pages ... AfricanTribute Profiles of Kenyans prominent in the struggle against colonialism. Category: Regional > Africa > Kenya > Society and Culture http://kenya740.tripod.com/africantribute.html All Links Kenyan Categorized directory with news and surveys. Category: Regional > Africa > Kenya > Society and Culture http://www.all-links-kenyan.com/ All Things Kenyan A former Peace Corps tells about her service in Kenya. Category: Regional > Africa > Kenya > Society and Culture http://allthingskenyan.com/ Friends of Kenya A non-profit organization whose objectives include keeping members informed about Kenya and supporting welfare, nature conservation and education activities. Category: Regional > Africa > Kenya > Society and Culture http://fok.pix.net/ Human Rights Watch: Kenya News and detailed reports on the situation in the country. Category: Regional > Africa > Kenya > Society and Culture http://hrw.org/africa/kenya.php Jens Finke's Traditional Music and Cultures of Kenya Dedicated to the disappearing traditional cultures and music of Kenya, with over 300 pages, hundreds of images and sound clips. Category: Regional > Africa > Kenya > Society and Culture http://bluegecko.crosswinds.net//kenya/

73. Kenyalogy: General Info: Population And Culture: Population kenyalogy kenya travel guide on-line. Generalinfo about kenya population and culture. http://www.kenyalogy.com/eng/info/pobla.html

Geography History Climate and vegetation Economy Population and culture Useful facts Home General info Population and culture: Population enya's long history is reflected today in its cultural diversity. Different tribes, habits, languages, religions, ... In this section you will find the basic coordinates of Kenya's cultural map. Population Religions Swahili Ethnic groups and languages Population Kenya's population agglomerates tribes, cultures, religions and languages. According to what we know today, the country's human map was started 6,000 years ago, when the native inhabitants of this land were first invaded by the northern Nilotic and Cushite peoples. Then came the Bantus, followed by the Arabs, Asians, Europeans... The skin colours of the Kenyans cover all the range of clears and darks. The nearly 30 million Kenyans are distributed in a very uneven way throughout the country, given that the north and northeast regions are arid and little hospitable for human settling. In this regions, population density hardly reaches 2 inhabitants per sq km, whereas in the rich and fertile western the rate rises to 120 inhabitants per sq km. In the Rift Valley, denisty varies among areas, with an average around 13 inhabitants per sq km. Most of the Kenyans dwell in the Highlands, where the climate is mild. Urban population is nearly 25% of the total and is concentrated in a few large cities, mainly in Nairobi, Mombasa, Nakuru and Kisumu. The rural population is confined to the fertile areas and lives on agriculture. Only 4 million people work, including small farmers and nomad shepherds. Women account for 30% of the total active population.

74. Kenyalogy: General Info: Population And Culture: Religions Home / General info / Population and culture Religions. Religions Thegreat world's religions coexist in kenya with the native beliefs. http://www.kenyalogy.com/eng/info/pobla2.html

Geography History Climate and vegetation Economy Population and culture Useful facts Home General info Population and culture: Religions Population Religions Swahili Ethnic groups and languages Religions The great world's religions coexist in Kenya with the native beliefs. This cohabitation not only shows up within communities or villages, but even in a single person. The individual spirituality is sometimes a blend of elements from different cults, in a way that any of the religions adopts a unique character in Kenya. Other consequence of this is the difficulty to establish percentages for each of the religions, reason why different sources are usually not unanimous. For the statisticians' terror, adding the rates for each religion often results in more than 100%. Christian religion was brought by European missionaries that started settling in the country during the 19th century. Conversion works were developed in parallel with health and education, resulting in the fact that christian religion expanded in a similar extent to schools and medical care. Due to the English influence, christian Kenyans are mostly protestant, between 30 and 40% of the population, whereas 20-30% of Kenyans are catholic. In addition there are other minority groups, such as adventists, quakers and Jehova's witnesses. Christian beliefs are sometimes complemented with traditional rites, giving birth to liturgies that may seem a bit heterodox from the western world's point of view. Currently, the christian Churches keep a solid presence in Kenya's public life. President Moi himself is a christian and regularly fulfils his religious duties, but the Church-State relationship is double faced: the government has always avoided frontal clashes with the Church, but the independent and accusatory attitude of the priests leads in occasions to a latent tension that results in the prohibition of certain religious publications. On the other hand, missions are strongly rooted in the life of rural communities. It is truly meaningful that, in many villages, the most solid and apparent building is a church belonging to any of the christian branches.

75. Kicking Around In Kenya: XtraMSN Travel kenya. culture. There are more than 70 tribal groups among the Africansin kenya. Distinctions between many of them are blurred western http://xtramsn.co.nz/travel/0,,8855-1441015-5,00.html

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76. Rekero Offers The Masai Mara Wildlife And Culture Of The Masai People with an insight in herbalism and tracking and an immersion into both Ildorobo andMaa culture; All rights reserved 2002, Bush Homes of East Africa, kenya. http://www.bush-homes.co.ke/Rekero.htm

Visit Rekero's website! Rekero Rekero is the home of the Beaton family. We together with our Masai guides host our guests giving them an insight into wildlife viewing and culture unparalleled elsewhere in the Mara. Guests have an exclusive guide and vehicle for the duration of their stay. Rekero Tented Camp is situated at what is recognised as the prime site within the Masai Mara game reserve, close to the confluence of the Mara and Talek River, ten minutes from the main Wildebeest crossings during the migration. The camp overlooks large pools populated with hippo and crocodile, and offers some of the finest big cat viewing in Africa. HOME MAP OF KENYA A BEAT ABOUT THE BUSH SAFARI DESTINATIONS LEWA DOWNS LEWA SAFARI CAMP OL MALO KITICH REKERO LOKITELA MUNDUI OL KANJAU LOBOLO CAMP TANA DELTA CAMP ENQUIRIES LINKS Want to receive free, regular updates? Join the Bush Journal ezine. Rekero Rekero Cottages are located in the Masai Mara Conservation area (part of the Serengeti Mara Ecosystem) adjacent to the Reserve in an area away from mass-tourism. Rekero Cottages are comfortable and yet rustic, overlooking a natural waterhole in the scenically beautiful Kipeleo range of hills, above the Aitong Plains. Activities Wildlife viewing in custom built four wheel drive Toyota Land Cruisers All the Masai and Ildorobo professional guides live around the Mara and have a unique knowledge of the area.

77. ASC Publication: Kenya Coast Handbook. Culture, Resources And Development In The Other publications by staff. kenya Coast Handbook. culture, Resourcesand Development in the East African Littoral. Jan Hoorweg, Dick http://asc.leidenuniv.nl/publications/publicatie-226161605.htm

Other publications by staff Kenya Coast Handbook. Culture, Resources and Development in the East African Littoral. Jan Hoorweg Dick Foeken and R.A. Obudho (eds) Hamburg: Lit Verlag, 2000. ISBN 3-8258-3937-0. The Kenya Coast poses a development enigma in more than one way. Historically it was part of the Indian Ocean world and its economy. With the coming of colonial rule and later nationhood, the political and economic allegiances inevitably changed. Economic and political power shifted to the centre of Kenya. The coastal region is not richly endowed in natural resources but it has economic lynchpins in the port of Mombasa which serves Kenya and other East African countries, the tourism industry which has great potential and which flourished in previous decades but has recently shown a steep decline, and agriculture which so far serves mainly as a means of subsistence for large parts of the local population. Despite this potential the region finds itself in a marginal position. This book traces the causes behind this situation and analyses it from different angles - political, economical and social. Authors from very different disciplines review resources, economy, people and history as well as the development potential and existing development limitations. The latter consist not only of infrastructural and human constraints but also of fragile coastal ecosystems, such as coral reefs, beaches and mangrove forests, that easily suffer from environmental degradation. This handbook, with a preface by Ali A. Mazrui, is an indispensable tool for anyone with a professional interest in the East African Coast. The book contains 26 chapters divided over 6 sections: Introduction, General background, People and history, Economic resources, Human resources, and Development issues. The book also contains a large bibliography and statistical information.

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79. Choosing An Essay Topic You must narrow it to something like Politics in kenya or kenya's culture. . Youmust narrow it to something like Politics in kenya or kenya's culture. . http://members.tripod.com/~lklivingston/essay/topic.html

Home Topic Outline Thesis Body Introduction ... Links Choose a Topic for Your Essay Topic is Assigned Topic is Not Assigned Topic Has Been Assigned You may have no choice as to your topic. If this is the case, you still may not be ready to jump to the next step. Think about the type of paper you are expected to produce. Should it be a general overview, or a specific analysis of the topic? If it should be an overview, then you are probably ready to move to the next step. If it should be a specific analysis, make sure your topic is fairly specific. If it is too general, you must choose a narrower subtopic to discuss. For example, the topic "KENYA" is a general one. If your objective is to write an overview, this topic is suitable. If your objective is to write a specific analysis, this topic is too general. You must narrow it to something like "Politics in Kenya" or "Kenya's Culture." Once you have determined that your topic will be suitable, you can move on. Go on to the next step. Return to the essay home page. Topic Has Not Been Assigned If you have not been assigned a topic, then the whole world lies before you. Sometimes that seems to make the task of starting even more intimidating. Actually, this means that you are free to choose a topic of interest to you, which will often make your essay a stronger one.

80. Foreign Affairs - Book Review - THE CULTURE OF POLITICS IN MODERN KENYA - Angeli Review. THE culture OF POLITICS IN MODERN kenya. By Angelique Haugerud.New York Cambridge University Press, 1995, 266 pp. $59.95. http://www.foreignaffairs.org/19950901fabook4662/angelique-haugerud/the-culture-

THE CULTURE OF POLITICS IN MODERN KENYA Angelique Haugerud. New York: Cambridge University Press, 266 pp. Reviewed by Gail Gerhart Foreign Affairs September/ October 1995 Topics: Africa Social and Cultural Issues Political Systems Algeria's Long Night By Milton Viorst Foreign Affairs, November/ December 1997 BURKINA FASO: UNSTEADY STATEHOOD IN WEST AFRICA Pierre Englebert. Boulder: Westview, 1996. SERETSE KHAMA, 1921-1980 Thomas Tlou, Neil Parsons, and Willie Henderson. Braamfontein: Macmillan, 1995. God Has 99 Names: Reporting from a Militant Middle East DIVIDING THE COMMONS: POLITICS, POLICY, AND CULTURE IN BOTSWANA Pauline E. Peters. Charlottesville: University Of Virginia Press, 1994.

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