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Gunshots heard in hotel, office complex in Kenya

Gunshots heard in hotel, office complex in Kenya

A large fire and sustained gunfire sent workers fleeing for their lives at an upscale hotel and office complex in the Kenyan capital on Tuesday, Reuters witnesses said.

Plumes of white smoke could be seen billowing from the scene into the air amid sustained gunfire as several residents scamper for safety.

The witness said that one man came out covered in blood as nearby university students were…

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Angry Ugandan Security Forces Pull Down Kenyan Flag in Migingo

Angry Ugandan Security Forces Pull Down Kenyan Flag in Migingo

Angry Ugandan security forces rejected an attempt by Kenyan police to hoist a flag on the disputed Migingo Island.

The Ugandans pulled down the Kenyan flag that had been raised although both nations had agreed to a joint policing of the Island.

Reports revealed that the Ugandan forces pulled down the flag and warned the Kenyan counterparts deployed on the island against making such attempts…

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Interesting Facts About Kenya

Kenya attracts tens of thousands of tourists each year with wonderful national parks, magnificent white beaches and amazing culture. Traditions and customs of local residents are another landmark. The Masai people who have become an international symbol of the African tribal life call the country home.

There are many interesting facts about Kenya, here are some of them.

The largest airport in East and Central Africa - Jomo Kenyatta International Airport can be found 20 km from downtown Nairobi.

The Kenyan flag is one of the most beautiful. It has four colours: black symbolizes the people of Kenya, red struggle for independence, green natural resources and white peace. Traditional Masai shield and spear - defence of freedom. More on the flag of Kenya can be found here. 

The highest point in the country is the eponymous peak with a height of more than 5,199 meters above sea level and its also the second-highest point in Africa.

In Kenya, there are no four seasons Summer, Winter, Autumn, Spring, like in some other parts of the world, but rather two: rainy and dry seasons.

On the territory there is a large population of ostriches, the largest living bird. They can reach an average height of 2.5 meters.

Kenyans have two official languages: Swahili and English, but the former is predominantly spoken by 96% of the population.

On the mountain tops and in some secluded corners of the country, snow does not melt year-round.

National cuisine is an explosive mixture of African, Indian and European. Having arrived here, you can taste unique sweets with a sharp taste of the baobab fruit.

Only in Kenya do you find ‘nginyira’ self-made sandals. The name comes from a Kikuyu word which means catch up with me. The soles of which are made from old tires - by the way, it is a very popular souvenir.

If you do not want to run into trouble, do not photograph the natives without their consent.

According to the latest archaeological data, it was here that human civilization was born. The first people appeared in Kenya about 4 million years ago.

More than 70 languages ​​are spoken on the territory of the country.

There are as many as 62 reserves and national parks.

The expression “Hakuna matata" from the famous cartoon "The Lion King" is taken from Swahili.

In Kenya, a liqueur is made based on the fruit of marula, which is the strongest aphrodisiac for elephants.

In the country, Thai rubies and pink sapphires are mined togrther with other precious metals.

The grandfather of 44th American President Obama was a sorcerer of the Kenyan tribe Luo.

Masai Mara found in the Rift Valley is the world’s most famed wildlife park.

In the National Park of Samburu lived the famous lioness Kamuyak, who protected from other predators an antelope left orphaned.

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Family Shoot in Winter Park | The Canovas Photography

Family Shoot in Winter Park | The Canovas Photography

It was great to meet Benjamin’s family and photograph their reunion. Some traveled all the way from Kenya! Mothers, fathers, sisters, grandparents, brothers, aunts, uncles – nothing more important. “You don’t choose your family. They are God’s gift to you, as you are to them.” ~ Desmond Tutu

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