KENYA The people and the culture

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Summer 2007Diversity Workshop Margaret Omwenga

Question• What’s your perception about Kenya?

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In this presentation: 1. You will learn about Kenya

2. You will be able to distinguish media myths from the facts about Kenya.

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The Republic of Kenya

• INDEPENDENCE

• PRESIDENT

• CAPITAL city

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• Area

• Population • Currency

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• People

• Education

• POLITICS

MEDIA myths about Kenya :

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The TRUTH about Kenya:

• People

• Education

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SPORTS

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SafariSafari

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Kenya Beach Hotels

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…Hakuna Matata!

The national language is: Kiswahili

• 42 ethnic languages • 70 tribal groups

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What three things have you learned about Kenya?

Has your perception changed?

The End

IndependenceDecember, 12th 1963

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President

Mwai Kibaki

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The Capital City: Nairobi

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Area582,650 km

569,25 km land13,400 km water

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28,808,658

(estimated July 1999)

Population

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CurrencyKenyan Shilling (KSh)

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Starving children

People

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Education

Students learning under a tree

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Ethnic clashes

Politics

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The Maasai People

People and culture

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Education

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Politics

Multi party system

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