by Christine Nicholls | Feb 19, 2015 | Christine Nicholls
In 1912 Eldoret did not even have a name. It consisted of a few dukas (small shops), a bar, the District Commissioner’s house and a post office. It was called ‘Sixty-four’ by the few Boers and Britons who farmed in the area because such was the number on the map of...
by Jon Arensen | Feb 5, 2015 | Jon Arensen
In the world today there are over 50 million refugees – people who have left their homes under catastrophic conditions and are struggling to survive in limbo without place or country. It is difficult for us to get our minds around the magnitude of this many...
by Shel Arensen | Feb 4, 2015 | Shel Arensen
This advert was in featured in the Globe Trotter newspaper published in Nairobi in 1906.
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