KENYA

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The capital of Kenya is Nairobi. It is also the biggest city there.

They speak English (which is the official language), Kiswahili (also another official language), and many other indigenous languages.

EXPORTS

• Tea
• Horticultural products
• Fish
• Cement
• Apparel
• Petroleum products
• Coffee
• They export these to countries including Uganda, Tanzania, US, Netherlands, UK, UAE, and Pakistan

IMPORTS

• Machinery
• Resins
• Plastics
• Vehicles
• Transportation equipment
• Oil
• Petroleum products
• Iron
• Steel
• They import from China, India, UAE, and Japan.

Kenya is a presidential republic, ran by President Uhuru.

TERRORISM

• al-Qa'ida (AQ)
• al-Shabaab

HISTORY

• The independent Republic of Kenya was founded in 1964.
• Kenya has been inhabited since the beginning of the Lower Paleolithic.

Kenya gained its independence December 23,1963, from the U.K.

This is the traditional attire, with colorful clothing, jewelry, and a headdress.

Their meals and food usually consisted of eat, rice, sauces, and vegetables.

This is the traditional Kenyan drum. Kenyans usually listen to music called Afro-fusion, benga music, or traditional folk songs. The guitar is a very popular instrument in Kenya.

Kenya has a long oral and written literary tradition. They mostly write in English and Swahili

Some crafts they like to make are weaving bowls. When they make crafts they like to use bright and vibrant colors.

ANIMAL PRESERVATION

There are many animal in Kenya including lions, rhinos, leopards, zebras, elephants, and giraffes.

The animals roam all over Kenya but mostly live on safaris.

The British colonized Kenya, but the Kenyans later took over on December

The British colonized Kenya, but later lost the land.

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