Kenyan government sees the great lake INyanza
There lies immense opportunity for watersports activities to thrive here, much like the marine parks in Mombasa and other coastal towns that are doing very well on that front
Part 2 The village of many writers
Despite the icons that have been produced on these hills, the tallest buildings in the area are the piers of evangelical churches rather than a library to cultivate these manured fields.
A tall Acacia that sees East Africa’s greatest lake for its magnificence
This is not an overstatement, the hotel is in the middle of the city, next to Kisumu’s wealthy neighborhoods, with modern malls and a fascinating view of the greatest lake in East Africa.
Kisumu Kakamega black spot where residents predict accidents
Structurally it slants too suddenly, off the slopes and one then has to negotiate a roundabout that has been painted on the sides of Riat Hills around Coptic Church.
Will SunKing revive branding wars in rural towns
The high upfront equipment cost often acts as a barrier preventing many Kenyan consumers from adopting solar energy.
Banks are changing corner shops business model
Across the country over 260,000 shops work as financial services agents with half of them garbed in monopolistic green of the giant telco Safaricom.
Crash in watermelon market leaves western farmers in the red
Watermelon popularity grew into Kenyan homes as slices of blood purifiers and aphrodisiac seeds.
The language of the Great Lake INyanza
‘An Nelson Janyakach’, he greets me, typical of Luo-folk whose identities are tied to their village dhot’s that constitute an important part of greeting.
Search for deposits in provincial towns draws banks outside Nairobi
Customers will have access to transactional accounts, savings accounts, deposit accounts, Shari’ah-compliant solutions, financial advisory services, and more.
Part II Evolution of studio photography
A camera in the right hands can help portray any individual or place in whichever way they want to be portrayed.