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  • You got game? Finally time for my safari, I was hanging out for this break and definitely needed it. Onto a small plane (20 seater) on Saturday morning for a short flight over the Rift Valley and down to the Masai Mara. I Posted by JulB in Julian and Bianca Overseas | Apr 7, 2009
  • Nae robbery in Nairobi In Singapore now, the land of fast, free internet. Hopefully get all the Africa entries completed soon. Nairobi, sometimes dubbed Nairobbery, due to high mugging rates, is actually pretty safe provided you are sensible. (Although I am ab Posted by RTW Ross in Round the World....How hard can it be?!? | Feb 23, 2009
  • Downtown Nairobi My african safari started with a fascinating overnight stay in Jo'burg. Donald (the other MTV'er) and I stayed at a replica of Caesars Palace casino in Las Vegas, complete with fake David statue and internal food court with painted ceiling Posted by JulB in Julian and Bianca Overseas | Mar 11, 2009
  • We crossed the Equator! BEAUTIFUL KENYA We have crossed the equator two days ago! What a neat feeling to think tht we have come so far on this trip!~!!! We just arrived to Nairobi yesterday night for a day of rest. But in fact it seems Posted by soafrica in Africa on a bike | Mar 7, 2009
  • Northern Kenya - the road to Hell... I have survived the "Meltdown to Madness" segment!@!@@@!@ This is how the Tour d'Afrique calls the segment between Addis Abba and Nairobie - and it is crazy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!. The worse roads of all the Tour D'Afrique are actually in the first Posted by soafrica in Africa on a bike | Mar 4, 2009
  • Nairobi Jambo (hello)! After 28 hours from the time we left our house, we made it to our hotel in Nairobi. Don't have much to report, though, as we still have not seen anything yet. It was 9pm Posted by lgmaurer in Africa 2009 | Feb 22, 2009
  • Arriving in Nairobi After way too many hours flying, I finally arrived in Kenya. I’d been warned in Sydney about extensive delays with the visa process at Nairobi airport, but I just thought they probably say that to ever Posted by SheIsFree in a year in Tanzania... | Jan 19, 2009
  • Swahili Lesson These videos go over quite a bit and some of the basics, but you get the gist of the language by watching them. [vid Posted by dltang in Kitale, Kenya Mission Trip | Jan 25, 2009
  • Some Kenyan (Swahili) Gospel Videos Enjoy, you don't have to understand the language to understand the meaning when it is true worship to the Lord. Nasema Asante (I say Thank You) Jina la Yesu (Your name is Jesus or His name is Jesus) [vide Posted by dltang in Kitale, Kenya Mission Trip | Jan 23, 2009
  • Here are some of the reasons we are going to Kitale, Kenya Sister Freda offers hope, she is remarkable. Posted by dltang in Kitale, Kenya Mission Trip | Jan 22, 2009
  • This week at Watoto Greetings from Kenya! I can say with joy that some of the wonderful Kenyans near Makuyu no longer stare at me like i'm a mad man when I run by each day while getting my exercise. They seem to have Posted by knutesands in Knute's Travelogue | Nov 17, 2008
  • Kakamega, Masai Mara, and Obama-Mania I will start by saying the Kenyans have a particular fondness for Barack Obama. Since his father was born here, most Kenyans consider Obama to be a Kenyan and when he won the election, Kibaki declared a national holiday! Everyone Posted by knutesands in Knute's Travelogue | Nov 11, 2008
  • Kenya - Week II First of all, happy birthday to my wonderful sister Maren tomorrow! I wish I could be in San Francisco to celebrate with you. I have been busy this week clearing a lot of banana trees for a new building that Posted by knutesands in Knute's Travelogue | Oct 27, 2008
  • Kenya Hello from the orphanage and Watoto organization! I've been in Kenya for about a week now, and am enjoying spending time with some great kids, and getting my hands dirty planting lots of vegetables while the rains are heavy. The Posted by knutesands in Knute's Travelogue | Oct 23, 2008
  • Holidays of Kenya Independently of the traditional safari of fauna for which Kenya is largely known, the country also offers the many ones and various types of other types of the excursions and excursions which would be interest only with some people with Posted by shollybobs in Bobby's Travel Blog | Oct 15, 2008
  • Made it! Well I made it to Nairobi, flight felt surprisingly short considering it was over 8 hours! I've spent most of the day lazing around the hostel I am staying out, but have been for a bit of a wonder around Posted by pullboy in Lawrence's travels | Oct 7, 2008
  • July 1-4, 2008 July 1 Happy Canada Day! For the first time in my life, I don't get it as a holiday. Instead, I worked out at the site today, for the first time. I worked on clearing off the lower Posted by melcris in Europe and Africa | Oct 2, 2008
  • June 27-29, 2008 June 27 The wind here is unbelievable. It kept me up for the 2nd night in a row. Hopefully tonight I will sleep. I wish the students would respect the camping area as a quiet place more - Posted by melcris in Europe and Africa | Sep 29, 2008
  • June 26, 2003 On the 24th, we left Mugie and drove to Loyangalani (I know I'm spelling that wrong) which is farther than we expected to get. It was a good driving day - only one flat tire! I was exhausted Posted by melcris in Europe and Africa | Sep 4, 2008
  • June 23, 2008 Yesterday afternoon I went to the rhino data lab where Thomas, who manages the ranch, explained to use the basics of their rhino conservation program. They have 20 adult black rhinos and some babies and 2 adult white rhinos. Posted by melcris in Europe and Africa | Aug 25, 2008
  • June 22, 2008 Yesterday afternoon I went on the rhino game drive. The taphonomy assignment team saw some of them in the morning, so we went back to the same area. The two rangers with us got out of the vehicle Posted by melcris in Europe and Africa | Aug 25, 2008
  • June 21, 2008 Yesterday morning I was sick, so I stayed in camp. I outlined in my human osteology field manual where the biometric measurements for my project need to be taken on my participants, then I spent most of the day Posted by melcris in Europe and Africa | Aug 22, 2008
  • June 19, 2008 Second full day at the Mugie camp. Yesterday in the morning we had lectures and I gave a very short presentation on bipedalism. After lunch, the students went on a nature walk with some of the park rangers Posted by melcris in Europe and Africa | Aug 22, 2008
  • June 17, 2008 Today we drove from Nairobi to Mugie Ranch- only about 500km (or less) but which took about 8 hours. The roads here are terrible, but at least there are roads! Kenya is so chaotic - the drivers drive Posted by melcris in Europe and Africa | Aug 22, 2008
  • 12 August 2008 Kakamega, Western Province, Kenya Blog 12 August 2008 Kakamega, Western Province, Kenya Well – Happy Dave is back on the road beginning another different adventure. After almost two years of working in Agricultural Development for Africa, I have learned a lot about the priorities, prob Posted by happydaves in Dave discovering the World | Aug 13, 2008
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