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Rhino Charge
Jun 2012
The Rhino Charge is an annual 4WD rally race held in the Kenyan bush. Each team brings its own 4WD vehicle, and competitors are given the locations of "guard posts" in the bush.
Lewa Marathon
Jun 2012
The annual Lewa Marathon is run through the Lewa Wildlife Conservancy near Mount Kenya. Around 1000 runners from across the world take part in full and half marathons.
Kenya Open Golf Championship
31 Mar 2012 - 3 Apr 2012
The Kenya Open Golf Championship held at the Muthaiga Golf Club is an annual event for top international golfers - 100 from the PGA European Challenge Tour and 50 from within Africa (19 who are local professionals and 6 amateurs).ADVERTISEMENT
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Author Archives: Henry Muuthia
The SEVEN Deadly Sins Of Travel In Kenya
When we hear the phrase ‘The Seven Deadly Sins’, what quickly comes to mind for most of us are the so-called Capital Vices or Cardinal Sins universally accepted (at least by Christians) as wrath, greed, sloth, pride, lust, envy, and … Continue reading
Posted in Travel Tips
Tagged envy, gluttony, greed, lust, mistakes travellers make, pride, seven sins of travel, seven travel pitfalls in kenya, sloth, wrath
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Marvels of Mother Nature At The Kenya Coast: How Do Turtles Breath?
If you are a sea turtle lover, then the small fishing town of Watamu at the north coast of Kenya would be a great place for you to watch these ancient creatures that have been around for more than a … Continue reading
Mount Kilimanjaro: Breath-taking Views From Kenya, Great Climbs From Tanzania
Recently I was trying to reach to the bottom of the age-old Mount Kilimanjaro saga regarding whether the snow-capped mountain belongs to Kenya or Tanzania and I quickly discovered, like everyone else before me, I was never going to get … Continue reading
Posted in Whats Up
Tagged kenya, kilimanjaro climb from tanzania, kilimanjaro views from kenya, mount kilimanjaro, tanzania
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Kenya Gets a Fourth International Airport In Kisumu City
The lakeside city of Kisumu looks set to take the mantle of ‘gateway to East Africa’. With the mushrooming of some amazing mid-sized accommodation facilities in the last couple of years, Kisumu now ushers in the international community with the … Continue reading
Treasures of The Indian Ocean Revealed: The Return Of The Santo Antonio de Tanná
The discovery, at the old harbour of Mombasa, of a 17th century Portuguese shipwreck by divers Conway Plough and Peter Philips in 1960, set in motion, what was to be, perhaps, one of the largest excavation missions in Kenya’s maritime history. Continue reading
Food Tales: Staying Away From Cutlery By Choice
There is just something ethereal and satisfying about grabbing that morsel of Ugali and rolling it in some luscious thick gravy of beef and then passing it over some topping of nutritious steamed indigenous greens before escorting it to your … Continue reading
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Tagged eating with your hands, using hands to eat, why do we use hands to eat
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New Route To Mount Kenya Could Open Up Embu’s Untapped Tourism Potential
Of the 10,000 climbers who visit Mount Kenya (especially to climb the peaks of Lenana and Batian), 10% may soon do so via Embu if a new proposed route passing through the town is approved. Meanwhile Embu county leaders are … Continue reading