Avare Seyyah: Updates from Kenya by August (Sociological and Personal )

Hello people,

I wish you shining stars in the morning! lol

People asking me a lot about where I'm just now. Country called Kenya or as some Kenyan name it '' Kenyatta''. Let me highlight for you; Kenya is richest country in east-africa. When you come here, something may suprise you. It is not as poor as you think. Contrarily, They have one of biggest sugar can production and tasty coffee and and the tea. ( Kenyan people drinking the leaves tree mixed with milk and sometiems adding up more water in )

When I reached to Nairobi where one of biggest slams community is living in all kenya and carrying all financial burden of the country, I noticed that of what we use and how we live in our own countries in Europe just have been reflected to this big city too. You find all opportunities including, clubbing, coffee places, cool restaurants, computer services, banking, high hotels etc. As we knew from the reality of the world, They say '' money talks''. What I felt is that inflation is high and can't be controlled by State appearently. That's why how we see the prices are high. If you see huge cash papers called Shillings, don't be suprised. This is official currency of Kenya. I felt most interesting when I dropped to Nairobi was that ; I wanted to buy safaricom simcard since I have nothing else to use but Vodafone. I attempted to enter in one of shop and security scanned me and searched on me like 5 mins. After all, I came in shop and noticed that They don't have any simd card left, oh Haliluyahh all been sold out ! :)

Kenyan people is speaking Swahili and English together as official language. I feel like they speak as smooth as native british people. When they speak in Swahili, I laught a lot, I like the way they talk.. They have different hues that define the confirmation for one another. Their most famous hue is '' hii,, hee, hee, hii'' which means '' oh yes, or got it...'' as far as I understood. They speak fast in Swahili. I just learnt a few words from Tv and friends of mine living in Kilgoris ( where I live too :P) like... Karibu sana (welcome to you ) , kuca ( come) , Unaintwo nanyni ( what is your name ?) ,(assante > thanks ) that's all so far :P

I live in Kilgoris located in West of Kenya. I'm so close to National Reserve Masai Mara ( in fact, it is most famous Safari park in all kenya ) I'm surrended by Ksii, Kisumu, Nakuru, Rongo and Eldoret. People living in Kilgoris is humble and warm. Prices are low in my view. However , you would need to go out of Kilgoris to buy your needs such us fish and some European market's stuff or may be fresh milk and eggs.

You can eat most delicious pineapples and mangos ever ! :)

I did not go Masai Mara yet , but I will ... just trying to adopt into culture.. Particularly where I live is called '' Masai Land''. Masai tribes are living just near my house. We're close to Lake Victoria too which is deepest and Largest lake in Africa. At the moment, those who may go to Reserve Park, They will be witnessed with migration of spotted animals !

People in Kilgoris could able to live in houses with single-room, two or three rooms depending on your budget. I like to watch Kenyan Tv's. There are funny programmes and Argentine's soap opera lol just like @ Muneca Brava by Natalia OREIRO.

On Kenyan Tv, breaking news are being broadcasted in 2 languages with every other hour. I feel that Kenya is developing. They have devolution and health care's improvements.

I share some photos from my trip. You may concern with it :-)