Lake Yahud Will Leave You Speechless

Lake Yahud in Wajir poses more questions than it answers. Named after a Jew, the mysterious man-made lake was formed in the 1970s.

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Google Honours Nariokotome Boy with a Doodle

Today, August 01 2021, Google changed its Search Engine Logo with a doodle in honour of the Nariokotome Boy discovered in Kenya in 1984.

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Still Vintage at the All Saints Church Limuru

The All Saints Church in Kamonde began in 1912. It is among the oldest churches in Kenya where a vintage Victorian past lies preserved.

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5 Underrated Historical Sites in Kenya Worth Visiting

There are historical sites in Kenya that do not get as much shine as they deserve, despite their significance. Here are 5 you need to visit.

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7 Things to Do at The Karen Blixen Museum

The Karen Blixen Museum on Karen Road is the restored house of Danish author, Isak Dinesen. Here are seven things you can do when you visit.

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How 2 Knights and a Hustler Know Khoja Mosque

Today Khoja Mosque might not be the tallest nor its neighbourhood affluent, it nevertheless is still a grand building and a national monument today.

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Kanjera Site Holds Largest Stone Tools Yet

The Kanjera Prehistoric Site is the place where the oldest archaeological evidence of early human activities in a grassland environment was discovered.

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Is Namoratunga an Archaeoastronomical Site?

Namoratunga consists of 19 pillars surrounded by over 20,000 stones that are as mysterious as they are ancient. It has been called the African StoneHenge.

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