Kenya

Cheetahs face a kaleidoscope of threats. Most are very similar to the threats faced by cheetah populations in the rest of Africa as well as in Iran. The human population of Kenya has tripled over the last 45 years to over 42 million, increasing the need for land and space.

Critical thinking is necessary to separate what is relevent, necessary, important, etc. from all the things that do not meet such criteria.
Creative thinking involves finding more things you can do with what you already have.

I am not from Kenya, but I do hear that there is a dominant tribe there that pretty much runs everything.

Over 90% of the population in Japan has access to clean, fresh water.

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No, Kenya has no kings or queens. It is not a monarchy. Kenya is a republic, so it has a president.

Usually, at power plants all over the place. Although some people may have their own (portable) generators powered by combustion engines to provide electricity.

Kenya imports iron, steel, plastics, machine transportation equipment, petroleum products, motor vehicles. It exports tea, coffee, horticultural products, petroleum products, cement, soda ash, hide and skins.

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The Masai are a primitive East African nomadic people. They live in huts called kraals made of sticks sealed together with cow dung. The Masai herded cattle the Great Rift Valley of East Africa before the European invaders took over their land in the mid-nineteenth century. Today about 250,000 Masai live in Kenya and Tanzania.

kenya iS about bigger than the U.S isles, the U.S is 244,20 sq km in total land area, while Kenya is 582,50 sq km in total land area according to cia world fact book, making Kenya more than twice the size of U.S.

This is an approximate direct (straight line) distance. During actual travel, this distance may change if a different flight route is chosen.

The distance between the two places in miles is: 7547

There has been 3 presidents in Kenya since Kenya's independence. 1st President Mzee Jomo Kenyatta, 2nd President, Daniel Arap Moi, 3rd and still current President, Mwai Kibaki.
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i am currently doing a report on Christmas in Kenya, i have a few questions and a small answer to the question your asking.

the answer that i found for that question was bells, and colored candles.

and i was wondering what are some traditions that they have for Christmas?

I believe lions live out in the plains and flatlands of Kenya.

Nanyuki in Kenya has several zip codes depending on the specific area within the town. The main zip code for Nanyuki is 10400.

Yes, Kenya became an independent sovereign republic on December 12, 1964, following its independence from British colonial rule. The country established a republican form of government with an elected president as the head of state. Kenya has maintained its status as a sovereign republic since then.

Average annual income in Kenya is about $730, while most of the population earns less than $1 a day.

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There is no Kenya national flower as such. Kenya has never officially adopted a flower as it's national symbol. But there may be an unofficial one. Kenya is a large exporter of flowers, especially tropical orchids. That's why some have suggested that the tropical orchid could function as the national flower.

A diverse geographical presence has spelt a diverse ecology for the country. The Indian Ocean coast, western rainforests, northern deserts, grasslands, etc, all are home to different breeds and species of animals in Kenya.

The main physical features of Kenya are Lake Victoria, Mount Kenya ( and lots of other mountains ) , volcanoes and many beautiful beaches. The human features include hotels and many other lodgings in places such as game parks and by the beach. Also, there are many shanty towns where the poorer citizens live.

Kenya climate is warm all year round with plenty of sunshine most of the day and cool evenings. It's a tropical climate.