Kenya

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Some monkeys that live in Kenya include vervet monkeys, colobus monkeys, and baboons. These monkeys can be found in various habitats throughout the country, ranging from forests to savannas.

The boys most likely traveled from Sudan to Kenya by various means, such as plane, bus, or car. The journey from Sudan to Kenya can involve crossing borders and traveling through different countries, so they probably used a combination of transportation options to reach their destination.

Factors that affect demand for education in Kenya include income levels, cultural beliefs on the value of education, job market demands, government policies and investment in education, availability and quality of educational facilities, and access to education in rural areas. These factors can influence the decision of individuals and families to invest in education for themselves or their children.

Approximately 4% of Kenya's population is estimated to be homeless. Homelessness in Kenya is primarily driven by factors such as poverty, rapid urbanization, and lack of affordable housing options. The government and various non-governmental organizations are working towards addressing this issue through various initiatives.

Kenya has both mountains and deserts. The country is home to Mount Kenya, the second highest peak in Africa, and also has areas like the Chalbi Desert and the Nyiru Desert in the northern part of the country.

LAKE VICTORIA BASIN FILM MAKERS GUILD (KENYA).

THE SPEECH BY THE CHAIRMAN.

The Lake Victoria Basin Film Makers Guild (Kenya) an umbrella movement of local film makers based in Western Kenya.

The Film Guild hopes to inspire the local film makers to dream more of film making, learn new tricks in film making and therefore producing more interesting and memorable films.

The FILM GUILD"S vision is to make the Lake Basin region a centre of excellence in film making and the mission is to produce competent professionals capable of producing films that notch international standards. Its only through quality supporting and film making that we can become the new beacon of film making nationally.

It's our intension as the FILM GUILD to seek ways and means of moving away from the commercialization of film making to a people's film industry. A new industry that is not associated with professional mediocrity. Our films should be original and creative. We should not compromise creativity and originality at the alter of greed and short cuts. In the recent past, the region has been to the hub of low quality film productions and a place of cheap film labour force, local arstistes have complained of being manipulated and short changed in the industry by outside forces. This trend should be reversed. This should be our agenda as film makers in the region in 2011.

The Lake Victoria Basin Film Makers Guild (Kenya), hopes to create an indelible mark in the film industry through hard work, quality, creative and original scripting. This calls for a concerted effort by all stakeholders:- The region should accept to be spanner boys in the film industry. We should belong at the centre of film making. We need to market film industry to local establishment in the new counties.

The film industry has brought us together so that we can dream together. Tell our stories without fear in our uniquely way and with passion for posterity. We have a choice, to choice between profiteering and creativity. We have everything at our disposal. Lets not be divided to achieve the selfish ends. Some individuals would want to reap where they did not sow, for they see a lucrative market in the region.

As the former President of U.S.A. JF Kennedy stated in 1962 in Ottawa in Canada in poetic speech.

Geography has made us neighbours.

History made us friends.

People in Kenya are known for their warm hospitality and friendliness. Kenyans are diverse in culture, with over 40 ethnic groups, each with its language and traditions. The majority of Kenyans are hardworking, resilient, and value community and family.

Yes they are! If you live in a apartment or a small space, a Kenyan sand boa (if you have a really small space, then get a male) is an excellent choice. They are fairly not too expensive (counts on the morph and sometimes even gender) and are fairly docile snakes, but hog noses are great choices too for a small living space.

Nairobi, like any city, has a mix of wealth levels. Some people in Nairobi are wealthy, while others may be living in poverty. The city's economy is diverse, with opportunities for people to earn varying incomes.

One major challenge currently facing HR managers is adapting to remote work arrangements. Other challenges include managing diversity and inclusion in the workplace, addressing mental health issues, and navigating changing labor laws and regulations.

The standard size of BRC reinforcement mesh in Kenya is typically 2.4 meters in width and 6 meters in length. The mesh is available in various wire diameters and grid patterns to suit different construction needs.

another name for kenya is safaris i believe

*on December 12, 1963 Kenya became an independent nation.

* in 1970 there was a drought that affected more than 70% of the people

*in 1998 a bomb exploded in Narobi killing 224 and injuring thousands

Kenya's shape is roughly rectangular with a coastline along the Indian Ocean to the southeast. The country is situated in East Africa and is bordered by several countries including Somalia, Ethiopia, South Sudan, Uganda, and Tanzania.

No, same-sex marriage is not legal in Kenya. The country's constitution defines marriage as between a man and a woman. Same-sex relationships are also largely taboo in Kenyan society and can face discrimination and stigmatization.

Kenya was a British colony from the 1920s until it gained independence in 1963.

Kenya uses a mixed electoral system. It combines first-past-the-post voting for single-seat constituencies with proportional representation using the party-list system for multi-seat constituencies.

i will just go straight to the answer. there are many factors that hinder industrialization and would be categorized into social, economic and political hindrances. the social problem would be the high rate of poverty in the 3rd world countries. poverty is in turn is as a result of the level of illiteracy caused by the poor education system that focuses only on the theory part and not the practical part. another problem is unemployment that leads to poor living standards.the political problem would be corruption on the parts of the leaders. another thing would be the manipulation of the 3rd world countries by the industrialized countries. the economic problems include lack of proper use of the resources that are scarce. they are wasted as a result of being out in unproductive use. another economic reason would be the dependence of the agricultural sector. this lead to imbalance of the sectors thus the overall hindrance of the sectoral development.

A modern parliament is a legislative body in a democratic government that typically consists of elected representatives who debate and pass laws, oversee the government, and represent the interests of their constituents. It plays a crucial role in the system of checks and balances, ensuring that actions taken by the government are in the best interest of the people. Members of parliament are responsible for making decisions on policies, budgets, and other important matters affecting the country.

The distance from Emali to Nairobi is approximately 137 kilometers or 85 miles. This journey usually takes around 2-3 hours by road, depending on traffic conditions.

No, Elk are not found in Kenya. Elk are native to North America and are typically found in habitats such as forests and grasslands. Kenya is home to a variety of wildlife, including iconic species such as elephants, lions, and giraffes.