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Kenya

Kenya. By Mary Powell. Basic facts about Kenya. Kenya is located in Eastern Africa, bordering the Indian Ocean, between Somalia and Tanzania. More Basic facts about Kenya. The capital city of Kenya is Nairobi. Around 32 million people live in Kenya.

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Kenya

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  1. Kenya By Mary Powell

  2. Basic facts about Kenya • Kenya is located in Eastern Africa, bordering the Indian Ocean, between Somalia and Tanzania.

  3. More Basic facts about Kenya • The capital city of Kenya is Nairobi. • Around 32 million people live in Kenya. • The official language is English as well as lots of other tribal languages. • The climate is mostly sunny and dry.

  4. sOme More Basic facts about Kenya • Kenya is Africa’s most popular safari destination.

  5. Even more Basic facts about Kenya • Kenya has lots of beaches along its coast. • Above is a picture of Lamu one of Kenya’s oldest towns. It was settled by the Swahili tribe 700 years ago.

  6. Tribes • There are over 70 tribes in Kenya. • Here is a picture of a member of the Swahili tribe.

  7. TRIBES • Here is a picture of a member of the Maasi tribe. • The Maasi are a nomadic people who move around a lot caring for their animals such as cattle, goats & sheep.

  8. MOUNT KENYA • Mount Kenya is Africa’s second highest mountain. • The area around it is home to rare animals, forests and spectacular lakes.

  9. Thank you This is the end of my project on Kenya. Thank you for listening. Mary Powell

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