A homestead in Elementaita at the outskirts of Nakuru town.
Homestead in Elementaita
A homestead in Elementaita at the outskirts of Nakuru town.
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You’re pictures are so beautiful, you make me want to visit Kenya.
Thanks Aliicia. You ought to visit the place. We have lots to see, great atmosphere, culture and wonderful & friendly people.
When I get enough money I will! I actually have a cousin who married into the family who is from Ghana. Maybe I can talk him into letting me stay with his family!! LOL. I just tutored a woman from Ghana who told me how to make fufu!!! I am so excited about it. My daughter and I LOVE it. Peace.
Wonderful. Seems like you are really enjoying African culture in the US. There are a host of little African communities in different cities that will make your experience worth it. But of course it doesn’t trump being on African soil. We welcome you when you are ready to make the trip.
Beutiful and peaceful landscape!
wonderful pictures..this is actually my neighborhood home is Gilgil we walk to Elementaita its sad to see how the lake has been forced to extinct by forest destruction
Outstanding…I like the intro…everywhere I have looked since birth I have seen the whole world look back at Africa, comment, judge, ridicule…it has been a journey to discover my own authenticity as a young African man. We need to show the world how we view things…it feels like in the great global conversation people are actually starting to lend an ear to what we are saying…kudos
Thanks Tirus.
Joshua,
This is very nice work, for a very long time Africa has left its story to be told by others who although well meaning have slanted it to their own needs. Now you tell it, manage the message and the delivery delivery, you earn respect and we earn respect!
Everyone has challenges and everyone has strong points. What you say is as important as how you say it! While you are at it we need positive photos of healthcare professionals and facilities to use on our site.