Turkana in desperate need of water

Concerns over quality of education

Uwindaji Haramu

Cultural Tour In Kenya

Mijikenda: Meet and share with people
Community: 9 Mijikenda ethnic group In the Kenya Coast

Duration: 1week (7 days)
Accommodation: Community family stay
Meals: local food
Minimum pax: One and join Group
Read  More:http://www.malaikaecotourism.com/Cultural_Tour_Mijikenda.html

Dtae of Join A group
Month	Start	End
Feb	5-Feb-2011	12-feb-2011
July	2-July2011	9-July-2011
Nov	5-Nov-2011	12-Nov-2011

Running Training in Kenya

Join Malaika Ecotourism Group on Running
Community: Kalenjin
Training Duration: 15 days
Accommodation: HATC/Hostel or family stay
High Altitude: 2400m above the sea level
Minimum Group: 15 people
Area atractions: famous athletes, sceneries, ecosystem, culture:
Read More: http://malaikaecotourism.com/runiten.htm

Dates to join a group
Month	Start	End
Jan	9-Jan-2011	24-Jan-2011
Feb	6-feb-2011	20-Feb-2011
June	5-June-2011	19-June-2011
Sept	3-Sept-2011	17-Sep-2011
Oct	8-Oct-2011	23-Oct-2011
Nov	6-Nov-2011	20-Nov-2011

adoption Mau forest Kenya

The organizations coming on board include African Wildlife Foundation, James Finlay, (K) Ltd., Malaika Ecotourism & Coral Cay Conservation UK, and Save the Mau Trust Fund. Read more: http://bit.ly/brmZgs

Loss of forest cover in Kenya has contributed to diminishing livelihoods of many Kenyans caused by reduced land productivity, famine and drought. The current drought experienced in the country in 2005/2006 is a case in point. Large-scale livestock deaths were reported, and in many places, incidences of resource use conflict were witnessed, leading to loss of human lives.

Though most of Kenya’s forests have been decimated by degradation among other factors, the Mau Complex forests cover, and in particular that of the Maasai Mau Forest has been the most affected, and has receded drastically over time.

The Mau Complex, the largest forest of Kenya, covers some 400,000 ha. It lies between 2,000 m and 2,600 m above the sea level, on the Western slope of the Mau Escarpment, and is situated approximately 250 km from Nairobi and border Kericho to the West, Nakuru to the North and Narok to the South. It comprises South West Mau, East Mau, Transmara, Mau Narok, Maasai Mau, Western Mau and Southern Mau. These seven forest blocks merge to form the larger Mau forest Complex. Out of all these blocks, only Maasai Mau is not gazetted.

UK prince proposed to fiancée in Kenya

Britain’s Prince William, the second in line to the throne, will marry his long-term girlfriend Kate Middleton next year.
William, 28, is the eldest son of heir to the British throne Prince Charles and Princess Diana.

Middleton, also 28, became engaged in October while on holiday in Kenya at the Lewa Conservancy.
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