KENYA: 10 Interesting Facts You Didn't Know

KENYA: 10 Interesting Facts You Didn't Know
Hey friend! In this video, I share the 10 Interesting Facts about Kenya that you probably didn't know. Kenya is an East African country that has got amazing natural wonders. Am sure you'll be amazed by some of these facts. Enjoy
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10. Swahili Origin. In case you didn't know the origin of the Swahili language, many sources say and believe that the widely spoken language could have originated from Kenya. These sources say that it could have began in the 18th century as a working business language between the Arab traders and the Bantu speaking people of East Africa and it is said that the language could have begun between the Lamu archipelago and the island of Zanzibar.
9. Mountain Kenya. Kenya also boasts as the country with the second-highest peak on the African continent which is found on Mountain Kenya. The Batian peak which stands at 5,199m Above sea level is the second-highest point on the African continent and it annually receives tourists from all over the globe.
8. First Nobel Peace Prize. In 2004, Wangari Maathai became the first woman to win a Nobel Peace Prize. She was a social, environmental and political activist that worked so hard to see Kenya become the country that it is today.
7. Multi-Lingual Country. While many people perceive Kenya to be an only Swahili speaking country, the country has got over 60 languages that are spoken within its boarders. These languages come from the over 60 tribes that are in the country with the Kikuyu, Luhya, Jaluo and the Kalenjin being the most dominant tribes in Kenya.
6. Olympics Giants. Kenya is the only African country that has always represented the African continent very well at the Olympics games. The country has the highest number of medals collected at the competitions making it one of those giants on the African continent in terms of sports.
5. 50 National Parks. Kenya is one of the most naturally endowed countries with an amazing wildlife. The country has a total of 50 National parks and Game reserves that include the Maasai Mara where the largest animal migration of over 2 million animals happens every single year.
4. Biggest Flower Exporter. When you think of decor and fragrance, always think about Kenya. This is simply because the country is the largest exporter of flowers on the African continent.
3. Polygamous Country. In 2014, the Kenyan parliament instituted a law that legalized polygamy in the country. The men in Kenya are free to marry more than one wife of their choice although some are restricted due to their religious beliefs.
2. Staple Food. If you're preparing to visit Kenya, the brace yourself for some nicely prepared Ugali meal. Ugali is the staple food of the country and it's widely enjoyed across the entire country.
1. Women's Village. The Umoja village found in the Samburu country is one of its kind on the African continent because it's only inhabited by women. The women in this village are those that have been depressed by societal issues like domestic violence, Female Genital Mutilation, etc...
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[@shamikchakraborty8704]

Watching from India ❤🇮🇳 greetings to all Africans

[@jonminer9891]

Kenya is a wonderful country. Thanks for sharing! Stay healthy!

[@Jean-vp1yr]

Greetings from the Dominican Republic 🇩🇴. Keep up the good job.

[@TheAfricanScript]

Thank you Jean.
Btw, which amongst these 10 facts shared interested you most?

[@jomaina4046]

My husband is Kenyan, and my daughter is half. I've been many times. It's a very beautiful place. The people are very nice. The food is delicious. I love his family, and now they are mine❤❤

[@anarchyangel0]

Africa has never been on my bucket list but now I'm starting to wonder 🤟🏽

[@1948haywood]

watching from Redwood City, Ca. USA would like to explore learning the Swahili language.

[@lifeingermanywithirene]

Beautiful country

[@TheAfricanScript]

Simply amazing. Btw, which amongst these 10 facts shared interested you most?

[@pedrolplgm]

@NAKED CZcams.
NOS CENSURA.
FIN.

[@jomaina4046]

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