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1. Top African Destinations August 25, 2008 The top African Safari destinations include Botswana, South Africa, Namibia, Mozambique, Victoria falls, Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda. Most of these safari destinations are self driven African safari. A self driven African safari can provide the traveller with loads of freedom, privacy and choices, although it is always best to have a well-planned route map, with lodging or accommodation booked and paid before you leave for safari. Self driving is a very cost effective & an exciting alternative solution for travellers to Africa, providing them with a huge sense of adventure & fun. It is we... (read more) Author: Anirban Bhattacharya

2. UK Travellers Warned About Fake Malaria Drugs August 21, 2008 UK travellers are being urged to arrange their antimalarial medication before they leave the country following alarming increases in either fake or poor quality malaria medicines in Southeast Asia and Africa. Already a major concern in Southeast Asia, where up to 53% of some antimalarial medicines contain no active ingredient(1), poor quality treatments are also becoming a problem for Africa’s nations. In Kenya, for example, 38% of antimalarial drugs were found to be substandard and 16% were fake.(2) There has been a nearly 200% increase in travel to malarious destinations over the p... (read more) Author: Adstorm Adstorm

3. Barack Obama—The shining pole star of the contemporary American politics August 20, 2008 Barack Obama, the new star on the American political scene, was born in the province of Hawaii on August 4th, 1961. His father, Barack Obama Sr., was born and brought up in a small village in Kenya, where he spent his days herding goats in the company of his father, who in turn was a domestic servant to the British colonisers. His mother, Ann Dunham, on the other hand grew up in the small-town locality of Kansas. Her father was a worker in the oil rigs during the days of Depression in the 30's; and then enrolled himself for World War II after the nationalistically percussive Pearl Harbor ... (read more) Author: Raisa Raima

4. The African Adventure Safaris Can Be An Eductional And Exciting Adventure August 18, 2008 Options are really not much of concern for people considering African adventure safaris. In fact, it could even be somewhat of a problem trying to narrow down the list of destinations for such a safari, which can often be overwhelming. This is especially true for the person who is planning their very first trip to the wilds of Africa to experience wildlife safaris. The prospective seeker of an adventurous African safari is presented with a wide array of destinations that they can visit, such as Egypt, Botswana, Kenya, and South and East Africa, to name a few. On top of that, each one of... (read more) Author: Mike Selvon

5. A Wonderful Kenya Tour August 09, 2008 Kenya is known as the home of safari (safari is a Swahili word which means traveler in English). Being the most popular safari destination, Kenya safari can give you a luxury experience in a limited budget. The country provides incredible sights that can enrich your lively wildlife understanding in Africa. Among the most famous animals to be found in Kenya include lions, buffaloes, rhinos, flamingoes, cheetahs and leopards. Anyone can have a great time in Kenya but adventurous people can get unlimited wilderness and big natural reserve from all over the globe. No other African destination... (read more) Author: Anirban Bhattacharya

6. Guide on how to pick and book an African safari August 10, 2008 GUIDE ON HOW TO pick and book an African safari It's important to put some thought into your safari - the planning is a part of the expedition. Africa offers a diversity of attractions and highlights that must be visited at the right time to ensure an experience of a life-time. When to travel Africa is essential to a great experience! This depends on your specific needs and requirements. Interests range from Africa’s spectacular wildlife to the wide variety of birds that occur in Africa at different times of the year. When to travel Africa really depends on the type of animals you... (read more) Author: Brian Kamau

7. A Fool's Knot, an African novel set in Kenya July 14, 2008 A Fool’s Knot is Philip Spires’s second African novel set in Kenya and is published by Libros International. A Fool’s Knot is set in mid-1970s Kenya and deals with different events in the lives of the same set of vivid characters in Mission, Philip Spires’s first novel. The plot is loosely based on a crime that happened on the very weekend the author started working in Migwani’s secondary school in 1974. A Fool's Knot is a sensitive portrait of John Mwangangi’s attempt to reclaim his cultural identity and, at the same time, stimulate change. The contradictions he confronts in his ca... (read more) Author: Philip Spires

8. Adventure Penfam Tours Kenya-Tanzania Safaris. July 14, 2008 Tour operator offering memorable wildlife safaris in lodge,camping,beach holiday,mountain climbing in kenya and Tanzania,Wildlife Safaris Kenya:Tanzania Wildlife Safaris,Wildlife Lodge Camping Safaris Kenya Tanzania,Lodge Safaris,Maasai Mara Safaris,Serengeti Safaris,Kenya Lodge Safaris,Tanzania Safaris,Africa Wildlife Safaris, Lodge safaris Maasai Mara,Serengeti Safaris,Ngorongoro Safaris,Kenya Safaris,Tanzania Safaris & Uganda Safaris africa wildlife safaris,wildlife safaris kenya wildlife safaris,lodge safaris kenya,kenya safaris,lodge safaris tanzania,tanzania safaris,maasai mara sa... (read more) Author: Peter Gichina

9. The Sokoke Cat July 14, 2008 A shorthair cat, Sokoke is believed to have originated many centuries ago in Sokoke-Arabuko rainforest in eastern Kenya. There it was called Khadzonzo by native tribesmen, the word meaning 'tree bark like in appearance' in local language. Despite its independent existence in nature for many years, there is not much evidence of wild cat genetics in this beautiful cat and it is believed by many to be a feral domestic cat. The modern history of Sokoke was initiated when in early nineteen eighties they were brought from Africa to Denmark, Europe, owing to their striking appeal and fear of extincti... (read more) Author: Omer Ashraf

10. African Elephant Facts July 10, 2008 How much does an Elephant weigh? The average large Elephant bull reaches a weight of 5.5 tons. Some males can be as heavy as 6.5 tons. The females average about 3.5 to 4 tons. How old do Elephant get? The age will vary from one area to the next. In South Africa they normally reach 60-65 years. In Kenya & Tanzania about 70-75 years. The world record oldest Elephant reached an age of 86 years. The reason why there is such an age difference in the different countries is due to the type of vegetation that the Elephants are eating. The softer the vegetation is, the longer the lifes... (read more) Author: David Meisel

11. Safari Rally Set To Return To The World Championships July 02, 2008 Kenya's safari rally, the once famous and popular world championship event has been fighting unsuccessfully to get back to its lost status. The Safari lost its place in the world rally series after the government of Kenya failed to provide enough funding for the event. This is set to change if the rally gets approval from the World championship organisers, who have just been observing the locally organised Safari rally. Kenyan organisers are optimistic that they have been able to convince the world that the rally will meet the high standards set by the world body. The Safari ... (read more) Author: James Kamweru

12. Law School Grad Becomes a Wedding Planner July 02, 2008 Law-school grad becomes wedding planner By Amanda Nalley CHRONICLE STAFF WRITER Imagine Inc. What: Wedding and event planning Who: Kenya Washington Cost: $500 and up Call: 591-3010 Is your fairy-tale wedding missing an action plan? Imagine Inc. might be able to help. The event- and wedding-planning company, operated out of the Killearn Lakes home of Kenya Washington, offers creative ways to prepare for your special day, including services for those who are limited on time and planning for couples who need extra attention. "You imagine it, we plan it," is the company's slogan, and... (read more) Author: Kenya Washington

13. Single Investment Double Profit June 27, 2008 Our whole life revolves round the finance. We work very hard to make money and plan various investments and savings and. To make the best investments and to get the best ROI on your investments, we need to invest through the right channel and the right and dependable people. Your financial matters are in good shape, do you think that all your investments would provide profit, do you have a proper protection and pension plan. All these questions are important ones and if your answer is no for any one of this then this is the right time to opt for financial planning services firm. In fact, ... (read more) Author: cfcfs kenya

14. Kuoni Holidays June 27, 2008 Kuoni have the irresistible tagline “No-one knows the planet like us”, and when you view their fine choice of destinations, it’s easy to see why they chose these words. Founded more than a century ago, Kuoni Travel Ltd offers holidays to some superb up-market destinations, such as top sought-after European destinations, such as those of Switzerland and Italy, adventurous locations, such as Kenya, and the more long-haul resorts such as those of Thailand and the Maldives. As well as an impressive array of places to go, Kuoni also offer a wide variety of types of holiday, ranging from fully escor... (read more) Author: Tom Heath

15. Kenya Car Hire Tips June 08, 2008 Kenya Self drive tours are a popular option in many vacation destinations here. This type of holiday can be a great value for money when perfectly designed. The beauty of self-drive tours lies in the flexibility. You are able to choose your date of departure and the routing can be tailor-made to suit your needs. You get the freedom to explore your chosen destination at your own pace. It is almost a do-it-yourself type of vacation, save for the fact that you might still need someone reliable to assist, especially if you are first-time traveler to your destination. Self drive tours in Kenya ... (read more) Author: Robert Murigi

16. How To Book A Worry Free Holiday June 08, 2008 Family holidays should be enjoyable and relaxing for all concerned, but it doesn’t always turn out that way. When you have kids in tow it can be hard work trying to keep them amused all the time, which is why you need to book the right holiday that will meet all your needs. The best place to start is with the type of area you would like to visit. Do you want to head somewhere which has a great beach and guaranteed hot weather? Or would you prefer somewhere a little cooler with more facilities for the kids to use? A lot can depend on how old your children are. For example, younger c... (read more) Author: Victoria Cochrane

17. Precautions While on Kenya Holidays June 03, 2008 An African safari is the most exciting adventurous destination for all wanderers. Africa, the land of mystery, has a lot to offer for tourists who come from different parts of the world. However, it is quite useful to take care of certain precautions for maintaining your safety and security while taking the pleasure of Kenya holidays. One of the most important things while visiting a foreign country is to avoid walking to the bushes alone. Always seek guidance of a local person to explore the country on foot. Not to forget, stay away from animals as they can be excited by any of your act and c... (read more) Author: Synapse India

18. 2 Million Of Accidents At Work Result In Death Every Year June 02, 2008 An outcry by the international community for concerted efforts worldwide to reduce the death rate and sufferings facing mankind, currently recorded at over 2 million annual deaths worldwide, due to preventable accidents and diseases caused in the workplace must be quickly resolved on international levels. Tanzania being the host of the International Labour Organisation (ILO) office for the East African region that comprises Kenya, Somalia and Uganda has also been at a forefront in ensuring that effective mechanism is put in place for safety and health of workers at work places. Dur... (read more) Author: Sofia Abasolo

19. The Most Breathtaking Holiday in the World June 02, 2008 A lot of people stick with the same country and region every single year when they book their annual holiday, and it’s easy to see why. Once you find somewhere you like which has good facilities you don’t want to go anywhere else. The problem with that idea is that you are missing out on a lot of other experiences which you may like even more! Familiarity is good – but sometimes doing something completely out of the ordinary is even better. One of the best holidays you could go on in this vein is a safari. Most of us will only have seen wild animals in a zoo but, while that experien... (read more) Author: Paul McIndoe

20. Conservative Kenyans Could Be Missing A Point May 23, 2008 The Ark of the Covenant is described in the Bible as a sacred container, wherein rested the Tablets of stone containing the Ten Commandments as well as other sacred Israelite pieces. According to the Biblical account, the Ark was built at the command of God, in accord with Moses' prophetic vision on Mount Sinai (Exodus 25:9-10). God communicated with Moses "from between the two cherubim" on the Ark's cover (Exodus 25:22). It is the most significant symbol of God's direct hand to mankind. It represents God's personal presence. The claim of its presence in Kenya has the world looking at... (read more) Author: James Kamweru

21. Virgin Atlantic Boss Campaigns For Kenya Tourism May 21, 2008 The British high profile individuals continue to render a lot of support to the ailing tourism sector in Kenya. Virgin Atlantic boss sir Richard Branson has added his influence and wealth to the campaign. Apart from building a hotel in the famous Maasai Mara national park, Sir Richard is committing about a quarter of a million British pounds in direct marketing of the country. Naomi Campbell has also been in the news in the recent past campaigning for Kenya. She owns a tourist resort in Malindi where she visits every year. Although a lot of assurances have been given to tourists that ... (read more) Author: James Kamweru

22. Kenya Beach Safari Vacation May 20, 2008 Kenya beaches: An ideal place to spend your Weekend. Though not so popular like the wildlife parks, Kenya has lots of pure beaches that tourists chill and relax especially after along tour in the different parks of Kenya. Known to be unblemished and divine they are very attractive that they flourish with tourists especially in the summer. Beaches are lined with protective coral reefs, creating ideal waters for swimming and water sports like diving, rafting, skiing, snorkeling and sports fishing. The magical coastline of Kenya has beaches from South Mombasa, through Malindi, Watumu an... (read more) Author: Richard Dicksons

23. Tanzania Travelers Advice And Tips May 20, 2008 About Tanzania: Information for Travellers. Location, A country in east Africa on the Indian Ocean, Tanzania borders countries like Kenya, Uganda, Malawi, Burundi, Rwanda, Zambia Congo and Mozambique. Pemba, Zanzibar, Ungua and Mafia islands are also apart of Tanzania. Climate: Tanzania has a tropical climate and the average daily temperature is 30 degrees. The coastal areas are usually hot and humid with cool sea breezes. The interior of Tanzania tends to have temperate climates and on the highland plains are dry. The coast receives two seasons of rain from March to May and... (read more) Author: Richard Dicksons

24. Kilimanjaro Hiking Vacation Africa May 20, 2008 Kilimanjaro- The world’s free standing Mountain. It is a snow-covered equatorial mountain located largely in Tanzania and a small portion in Kenya. The picturesque images of the soaring snow-covered cone rising regally from the fertile green foothills have become the powerful motif of Tanzania’s extraordinary extremes. Most people do acknowledge the sense of awe of the highest peak when the clouds clear, giving a glimpse of the soaring peaks, that shine brightly in the equatorial sun. Representing a powerful life source of the Chagga people, the slopes of the mountain have been hom... (read more) Author: Richard Dicksons

25. Masai Mara Safari Vacation Kenya May 20, 2008 Simply referred to as the Mara which means “Mottled” a reference o the patchy landscape, Masai Mara is the number one top destination of tourists in Africa. Managed by local authorities, Masai Mara National Reserve lies 270 kilometers from Nairobi which is about 4-5 hours drive. While if you are to take chartered flights the park is 45 minutes away from the Wilson Airport Nairobi. Masai Mara is also apart of the Serengeti plains and its is also most know for the migration of the wildebeests and also the being a home to the Big Five. The first site of this Natural speculate land is exhi... (read more) Author: Richard Dicksons

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