What is 'Santa Claus' in Kenya?

Answer 1

In Kenya, 'Santa Claus' is known as 'Father Christmas' or 'Baba Krismasi'. He's the jolly old man who brings gifts to children during the festive season, just like everywhere else. So, if you're in Kenya and hear someone mention 'Baba Krismasi', you better watch out, you better not cry, you better not pout, I'm telling you why... Santa Claus is coming to town!

Answer 2

In Kenya, Santa Claus is generally known as "Father Christmas." He is often depicted as a jolly man in a red suit who brings gifts to children during the Christmas season. The concept of Father Christmas is similar to that of Santa Claus in other parts of the world.

Answer 3

Kenyans have all sorts of cultures and religions. Those who are Christians will celebrate Christmas and some few of those will recognise Santa and the giving of gifts. Remember that Santa is a European custom, which comes from very old Germanic and Scandinavian customs so not many in Kenya have adopted the custom.

Answer 4

The answer is still Santa Claus or Father Christmas,

because no matter what country you are in the names are all the same no matter what.

the only possibility for the name to change in different countries is if they changed it ages ago but Santa Clauses name in Kenyan is definitely Santa Claus or Father Christmas.

Hope this Helped!

Answer 5

Santa is called Santa Claus or Father Christmas in all parts of Africa. In South Africa, he is also called Sinterklass or Kersvader.

Answer 6

Both Santa Claus and Father Christmas. Father Christmas is more common.

Answer 7

Santa Claus is known as different names around the world. In Kenya, Santa Claus is known as ' Father Christmas'.

Answer 8

Yes. Santa goes to every country in the world. If you go on SantaTracker, you'll see him flying there.

Answer 9

it is an evil Santa and a good Santa for the evil Santa for the bad kids a good Santa for the good kids

Answer 10

fat man

or

man in red