Kenya

Kenya operates within one time zone, which is East Africa Time (EAT).

There are none. There is an official national syllabus but it's aims are to prepare the student for a set of standardized national examinations. There are currently no known broad-based educational aims.

Some key Kenyan values include respect for elders, community unity, hospitality, and family harmony. Many Kenyans also place importance on hard work, perseverance, and a strong sense of identity with their cultural heritage.

To transfer money from NatWest Bank in London to Kenya, you can use their international money transfer service. You will need the recipient's account details, including their name, account number, and SWIFT/BIC code for their bank in Kenya. You can visit a NatWest branch, use online banking, or call their customer service for assistance.

Harambee in Kenya facilitated community development initiatives by encouraging self-reliance and collaboration among citizens. It helped raise funds for various projects such as schools, hospitals, and water systems, thereby improving infrastructure and services in rural areas. Additionally, Harambee fostered a sense of unity and national pride by mobilizing people towards common goals.

Wangari Maathai has chalked up many firsts in her 70 years. There was the time she became the first Kenyan woman to earn a doctorate; the time she planted her first tree nursery, and the time she became the first African woman to win the Nobel Peace Prize. There was also the first time she was beaten up; the first time she was jailed; the first time she was disqualified from running for political office, and the first time her environmental work was dismissed as that of a "mad divorcee".

These tribulations might be behind her now, and organisations around the world might be lauding her work promoting the greening of Africa, but Maathai is not one to rest on her laurels. She is still busy lobbying politicians across the continent to pay more than lip service to environmental causes, and is establishing an institute at the University of Nairobi to propagate the community development ideas that have earned her international acclaim.

As of now, 1 Omani Rial is equivalent to approximately 35 Kenyan Shillings. Please note that exchange rates can fluctuate, so it's always advisable to check for the most recent rate before making any conversions.

Yes, Kenya has a tropical climate. The country is located near the equator, which gives it consistently warm temperatures throughout the year. Kenya experiences distinct wet and dry seasons, with the coastal regions being more humid and the inland areas having a mix of savannah and arid climates.

No. Unfortunately it is restricted to the U.S. I would have loved to have access to it while visiting Kenya.

Some people may like Parliament cigarettes for their recessed filter design, which is said to offer a smoother smoking experience and reduce exposure to tar and nicotine. Additionally, the recessed filter may appeal to smokers as a unique design feature.

The people of Nairobi, Kenya, come from diverse ethnic backgrounds due to the city's status as a melting pot. The population includes various ethnic groups such as the Kikuyu, Luo, Luhya, Kamba, and others which make up Kenya's multi-ethnic society.

This contributor estimates 150 million, divided as follows: Tanzania and Kenya 90 million , D.R.C. 25,000, Rwanda and Burundi 10 million, elsewhere 8 million. The estimate is based on current population estimates found in Wikipedia and statoids.com (for Congo), joined by the contributor's 45 years of living and traveling in the Swahili areas. Wikipedia has a helpful linguistic map of the Congo.

Swahili is the national language of Kenya (with English) and Tanzania and is used in government, school,s mass-communication media, the armed services, entertainment media, etc. A fairly small percentage of people speak it as a first language (probably 20 per cent and growing), children learning it from friends and at school. The estimate here is that about half of the people of Uganda, Rwanda, and Burundi speak Swahili. It is the first language of almost everyone in eastern Congo, from Lubumbashai in the south to Lake Kivu in the north. This is a result of the profound effects of the slave trade in which the language was brought by Swahilis and Arabs from the Indian Ocean coast. Their culture and language largely displaced local ones, and the number and percentage of people whose first language is Swahili is probably higher than in either Tanzania or Kenya.

"Kenya" in Swahili does not have a specific meaning, as it is the name of the country itself.

In Kenya, the one dollar bill is known as a "100 shillings note".

The President is the presiding officer of the Parliament when it is convened in the joint session. In day today working, the speaker of the house remains presiding officer in the lower house (Lok Sabha) and the Vice-president is the presiding officer of upper house (Rajya Sabha).

EMPLOYEE: STATUTORY DEFINITIONS

Under the Employment Act, s. 2, an "employee" means an person employed for wages or salary and includes an apprentice and an indentured learner; while an "employer" means any person, or public body or any firm, corporation or company, who or which has entered

There are many insurance companies in Kenya. But choose the best insurance companies in Kenya through their past experience and their financial strength.

Research on the companies by visiting their website and reading their reviews.

The factors of production in Kenya are owned by a mix of private individuals, businesses, and the government. Private individuals and businesses predominantly own physical capital and entrepreneurship, while the government may own some natural resources and provide infrastructure and public services. Kenya has a market-oriented economy where these various entities play a role in the production process.

Kenya has one of the best climates on the continent of Africa. The hot, dry season from December through February is ideal for wildlife viewing. Average temperature during this season is 84 degrees F. The rainy season lasts from March through May, making road conditions difficult for travel. June through October is the cool, dry season, and the peak of tourist activity. November brings intermittent showers and some flash flooding.

Maurice Odumbe was the captain of the Kenyan Cricket team in the 1996 Cricket World Cup.

Yes, the diploma in property management is offered at various polytechnics in Kenya, including Kenya Polytechnic. The duration of the diploma program typically ranges from 2 to 3 years depending on the institution.

The most common drink in Kenya is tea. Kenyans are known for their love of tea, particularly black tea served with milk and sugar. It is a popular beverage enjoyed throughout the day.

He still lives in Nairobi, Kenya working as a family practice doctor. He was my doctor when I had to be hospitalized in April of last year. He is a great man! Very humble.

The spears on Kenya's flag represent defense and protection of the country, while the shield signifies unity and strength as a nation. The Maasai shield and spears are traditional symbols of the country's cultural heritage and history.