Kenyan Facts 🇰🇪

Took a swing at it, the Place Holder Show will be dropping weekly at - youtube.com/watch?v=yC46EH… . Episode 1, we discuss the NACADA Alcohol Policy 2025

The songs and size of ugali served during this activity were epic.

There are some headlights or headlight bulbs in the Kenyan market that need to be rechecked by KEBS and NTSA. They are absolutely blinding even when on low beam. Include those crazy LED lights in this math as well. How are such dangerous lights being sold and used in the Kenya?

A train leaving Nairobi for Mombasa in 1900. The train service between Nairobi and Mombasa ran twice monthly in the early 1900s. Nairobi was a small mabati town at that point.

Amos Biwott on his way to winning the 3000M Steeplechase in the 1968 Olympics. Kenya went on to dominate the sport for nearly 4 decades winning gold in all the olympics we participated in. We need to get back to it after losing in 2021 and 2024.

1978: People line up outside State House Nairobi to view the body of Mzee Jomo Kenyatta. Photo by a24Media

Humble brag…They won’t believe a little girl from Kenya built the orchestration engine for this, but I did!

Kenyatta avenue and Kimathi street junction in Nairobi in the 1960s.

Jomo Kenyatta during his days in England at the London School of Economics in the 1930s. He studied social anthropology.

Just add salt and several flasks of tea. The stories go on until midnight. Village life 👍

Coast Bus Classic that served the Nairobi - Mombasa route in 1953.

Kenyatta avenue in Nairobi in 1977.

Kenya Airways Boeing 707 in Zurich in 1986.

The Nyayo Pioneer cars during their launch at Kasarani in 1990. The cars had challenges and conked out a few times during the launch in front of then President Moi.

99% of Kenya's public health facilities are run by County Governments. Only Level 6 tertiary facilities (6 hospitals) are run by the National Government.

Multi-partyism was abolished in June 1982 making Kenya a single-party state with KANU as the only party. Then in 1986, the mlolongo system was approved for nomination in the 1988 elections. With no votes to recount, the results of these polls were what the party wanted them to…

This video gives a picture of the attitude of the British government in the fight to deal with the Mau Mau.

....and they should be covered by SHA only. No private insurance paid for by taxpayers.

Population of major urban areas in Kenya in 1948. (Fort Hall is present day Muranga town)

In Kenya, we pay taxes then get fuel as a token of gratitude. This does not make any economic sense. epra.go.ke/sites/default/…