Explore the Breathtaking Beauty of Nyali to Mombasa||Shocked😱

[@iriswanjala7863]

Watching from Nairobi as always.Enjoying all your videos.Always entertaining and educative.Kerp up the good work.

[@petermwangi4995]

Thanks 👍 you dolphine good work kudos🎉😅

[@saeedamalik8100]

Mombasa Raha beautiful place so much greenery

[@dolphine254]

Thanks

[@Travelgyal]

A very beautiful place and you do a good job

[@ahmedmadey4773]

We are nyali baracks welcome

[@JERRYKELLY-s8r]

Very beautiful

[@TheKaugo]

Great content

[@dolphine254]

Thanks

[@freedomm]

Love the blue and white theme all over Mombasa. Beautiful choice of music, Dolphine.

[@dolphine254]

Thanks

[@careyokumbe]

Tbh It's so monotonous ... doesn't give much flexibility and vibrancy

[@freedomm]

@@careyokumbe Would you rather the drab, lack of paint we see in other towns? People build structures and don't even bother with the exteriors making the towns look so ugly.

[@careyokumbe]

@@freedomm but it doesn't have to be blue and white ... I can only imagine how difficult it would be to locate a building let alone see the beautiful architecture with coral stones being coated in unnatural colours ... imagine if all of Nairobi was dichromatic , geographical context aside ... all that Mombasa needs in my opinion is a cultural urban design code

[@careyokumbe]

@@alexchui3511 well said sir I agree the coastal region has great potential ... I just hope the ongoing infrastructural projects will unlock it

[@linusalonzo9009]

I love Mombasa, mwache mteza bridge latest updates please. Meanwhile happy 2024 dolphin 245

[@dolphine254]

Yes..coming up tomorrow..karibu it locked here

[@angatuedward6580]

Happy new year to you dear heart. Nyali was connected to Mombasa by a suspended metal bridge before a Japanese company built the current bridge. Did you see that bridge before it was dismantled? Thanks for the first and great 2024 upload❤❤❤

[@richardmugwandia7578]

It was a floating bridge i can remember very well

[@brotherdaugy1073]

Am watching from Qatar ❤

[@dolphine254]

Thanks for watching

[@HRL.]

The way you guy's drive out there is scary and the people walk very close to the road or at the edge of the road. But it is a beautiful place though. Happy Prosperous New Year D254.

[@antonynganga7868]

Happy new year🎉✨️ 💖 Dolphie..missed your vlogs,beautiful Mbsa City,Dubai

[@dolphine254]

Happy new year...I've not been feeling well but I'm now okay..thanks for your continued support🙏🏾

[@petergitau1632]

i took a boda frm kengeleni to sos ... nkadaishwa mia nne,,,, similar distance apa nbi ni %0 ... as a nairobiain i asked the guy whether he is over charging coz of appearance and whther he he thinks i live in nyali,,, and coz nlikua nazo i paid and learnt a lesson,,,, that those qwho live in posh estate never bargain for any service or wat ever....

[@pharoah-ahmose6075]

Mombasa was already an urban center way before London. So don't give colonizers credit 😂

[@Wasengenyie]

LOL! Londinium was founded about 50 BC! London was colonized by Rome for over 500 years! Then by Normans for centuries. Swahili civilization started around 700 AD for us interior folk year 0 started in 1890s,first contact. Before that we had no written history, no time and living in a time capsule for millennia.

[@papd3532]

@@Wasengenyie The North East and East Africa region was dominated by Nilotic, Nilo-Saharan, Nilo-Cushitic and Cushitic groups before Bantu migrations into the region from Central Africa including the Congo . Nilotic groups such as the Maasai, Luo, Dinka, Nuer, Nyamanga, Turkana, Karamoja, Toposa etc did not practice slavery and shunned slavery or resisted enslavement and some Nilotic Kingdoms in Sudan/Egypt, Ethiopia and Uganda stopped slavery .

[@papd3532]

@@Wasengenyie In Uganda pockets of slavery existed among the Bantu Bachwezi rulers of Bunyoro Kitara Kingdom and Bantu Buganda . Unlike Nomadic Nilotic cattle keepers the Bantu practice farming and therefore white slave traders see this as a premium like the rice farmers captured from Sierra Leone and Guinea for North and South Carolina rice farms hence the Gullah Geechee .

[@papd3532]

@@Wasengenyie The Luo-Babito rulers would then rule over Bunyoro Kitara Kingdom for 400 to 500 years until 1967-1971 when it was stopped by the Uganda government under Idi Amin . The Luo also provided ruler-ship for the Buganda Kingdom . President Theodore Roosevelt would then Visit Buganda in 1909 and was impressed by the egalitarian and democratic social organization among the Buganda Kingdom which he presented to US Congress and UK house of commons for emulation .

[@papd3532]

@@Wasengenyie Bunyoro Kitara under Luo-Babito stopped the spread of slavery into Uganda and resisted British Colonialism in Modern times .