Nakuru is in kalenjin land... kalenjin land borders luo in kericho and it borders luhya land in Eldoret.
@bettywanjeri4968Ай бұрын
Who told you its kalenjins land,?it was masai land unfortunately our parents came early bought land.Its not your land,it was masai land😂
@NerdNovaTechАй бұрын
@@bettywanjeri4968 Masaai don't own lands they are nomads. Go to your history books
@ichooseviolence2532Ай бұрын
@@bettywanjeri4968aaah thank you!! This is what I've been saying. A big chunk of Riftvalley was actually predominantly Maasai land. Kikuyus and Kalenjins are just invaders of Maasai lands. Maasai ruled Riftvalley with an Iron fist until they fell and other communities including the British took advantage of the vast Maasai lands
@maxwellkariuki2930Ай бұрын
@@NerdNovaTech That’s too tribalist. Maasai had grazing land bounderies. They knew very well who their neighbors were
@rang3688Ай бұрын
No, historically, Nakuru, like Nairobi, is originally Maasai land. The name itself is derived from the Maasai word “Nakurro,” meaning “a barren shrubland.” Before the colonial era and the devastating rinderpest disease, also known as the “Green Death,” which caused widespread deaths among both people and livestock, the Maasai were the dominant community, controlling vast territories from Ethiopia to Tanzania. They were known for their resilience and indomitable spirit. However, diseases and the advent of colonialism significantly diminished their influence, reducing them to a smaller community. Interestingly, many Kenyan communities today have a Maasai ancestry. As for Nakuru’s transition to being predominantly Kikuyu and Kalenjin, this shift occurred in the post-independence era. Proximity to political power enabled these two communities to acquire and redistribute large tracts of land to their people. Despite this, Nakuru remains one of Kenya’s most cosmopolitan cities. It is home to a wide variety of ethnic groups, as well as Indians and people of European descent.
@collen7206Ай бұрын
Nakuru name came from the Maasai community, meaning a "Place of the Waterbuck". The Maasai also called it a "Little Soda Lake’" as they equated it with lake Magadi, which is very salty. Maasai's used to graze their cattle everywhere in Rift Valley and the rest of the country. The Kikuyus, Kalenjins and other tribes migrated in Nakuru in the early 19th and 20th century. Right now, Nakuru is very cosmopolitan and no tribe can claim to own it, although Kikuyus and Kalenjins are the majority. Kikuyus are predominantly more than the Kalenjins, but other tribes like Kisii's, Luo's, Luhya's, Kamba's, and a mix of other tribes live in Nakuru, harmoniously together.
@princesssarahbeeАй бұрын
Detailed explanation 👌
@mtuflaniАй бұрын
Sarah keeps getting prettier and prettier
@princesssarahbeeАй бұрын
Asante 😊
@ShamNgashАй бұрын
The Kenyan weather working on her very nicely
@steveke1938Ай бұрын
I agree she's getting prettier every day 💫
@CeEe_AaAaАй бұрын
True🎉 I've followed her since she entered kenya❤
@kwamboka14702 күн бұрын
You've blossomed 🌸 living in Kenya 🇰🇪
@MsJamba0927 күн бұрын
The landscape especially going down the escarpment to the Rift valley is extremely beautiful. There are a number of lakes on that route which increases its beauty.
@emmanuelmungono1108Ай бұрын
The roads leads to Uganda , Rwanda,Burundi ,DRC,south Sudan and the trucks goes there.
@NerdNovaTechАй бұрын
Princess SarahBee, your reaction to Nakuru is EVERYTHING! 😮 It's incredible how you captured the essence of the city's charm and culture. From the stunning landscapes to the unique vibes, Nakuru really has a way of leaving people speechless. Love how you're highlighting the culture shock moments too it makes your journey so relatable and fun to watch. Can't wait to see what else Kenya has in store for you!
@princesssarahbeeАй бұрын
Thanks so much for tuning in 👍
@EvansIngalaАй бұрын
Hi Prinncess SarahBee its great to see you back with new content...Go further down to Kisumu City the land of the Luo community who are usually equated to the Igbo of Nigeria.
@lifehacks1019Ай бұрын
Nakuru's water and that of some parts in the Rift Valley has high floride content in it. If not used to it, it can course scaley or skin rushes but never for long. If untreated, it cause "brown teeth" especially in teeth. All in all Nakuru is a peaceful, serene and self-contained small city.
@yohankaranu2548Ай бұрын
You should visit Eldoret city, especially on weekends,you will love it.
@BonifaceBarasa-y6rАй бұрын
Trucks 🚒 are from Mombasa, ferrying goods from Mombasa which has a port to Uganda, Rwanda, and the Road being a great North Road 🛣️ joins many other East African Countries. But your capturing of the whole view about Nakuru is challenging even to us natives. Maybe we've been familiar to the city and take it for granted! Thanks Sarah for the great job you do!
@jowaragosogo4828Ай бұрын
There are areas in Kenya where water has excessive flourine. There is a flouspar mine at a place called Kerio Valley in the Rift Valley where they mine flourine. Flourine in huge quantities can discolour teeth and affect ones brain. You need to see a dermatologist and explain to them your situation. There may be more damage caused by flourine that we are not aware of. In the 80s, parliament passed a law that made it illegal to sell flouride toothpaste in areas where there is excessive flouride in water, but most shopkeepers are not aware of the law and policing is scant.
@MargaretAwinja-ls7hxАй бұрын
Those trucks trànsports and hauls good,materials,products mostly from Mombasa ports to landlocked countries like Uganda ,DRC,CAR,Botswana,S.Sudan etc
@princesssarahbeeАй бұрын
Oh wow....thanks for the info 👍
@cosbykhaoyaАй бұрын
You're absolutely right u know. I've also noticed that Nairobi's air feels kinda heavy. Whenever I travel from Nairobi to my rural home in western Kenya, their is always this light refreshing clean air that's slaps the hell out of my soul that I just wanna breath more & more. Nakuru has become quite a diverse city these days, but the Kikuyu people still make up the majority of the population.
@Mianzi-bloomАй бұрын
For years, when traveling towards Nairobi from Mombasa road, you can see the cloud of smog esp around KNH/Upper Hill.
@martinerisat2606Ай бұрын
It’s called the transafrica highway goes from Mombasa to West Africa and the great north road from Cape Town to Cairo.
@raandit471Ай бұрын
Kenya has unique places everywhere! U should aim for the beautiful arid semiarid and desert areas. Meets the different people's...🎉
@princesssarahbeeАй бұрын
Where is that? Any suggestions?
@charleschacha6876Ай бұрын
@@princesssarahbeeGarissa and Mandera, for starters.
@clarenwaso1777Ай бұрын
Beautiful video as always. Your smile is contagious,I was smiling throughout.
@princesssarahbeeАй бұрын
Oh wow....I'm glad you found the video interesting 😃
@hildamugechiwanjiku1197Ай бұрын
You look beautiful Sarah
@NerdNovaTechАй бұрын
Princess SarahBee, you're so right about some of the roads being narrow in Nakuru, but it's exciting to see how Kenya is working on addressing these challenges. The government has been rolling out major infrastructure projects like the Nairobi-Nakuru-Mau Summit Highway expansion and upgrading roads under the Big Four Agenda to improve connectivity. These projects aim to ease travel, boost trade, and make cities like Nakuru even more accessible. It’s a journey of progress, and your observations remind us of how far we've come and where we're headed!
@princesssarahbeeАй бұрын
Wow....that's a step in the right direction. Wishing you guys the best 👍
@shujaa40Ай бұрын
Visit Kericho also
@aninobeldon7545Ай бұрын
Kericho is on another level
@princesssarahbeeАй бұрын
Okay 👍
@isaaclangat568Ай бұрын
Visit Kisumu...the sweetest place ever
@princesssarahbeeАй бұрын
Noted ✅️
@njoroon8440Ай бұрын
Nakuru has always been my favorite city in Kenya
@LeonardKoskei-xj4ftАй бұрын
Me tu I like Nakuru so much ❤, u lok Pretty Sarah nwdys
@johnnams71609 күн бұрын
Welcome to the western part of Kenya.
@erickmijwanga3781Ай бұрын
You should visit Kisumu too
@princesssarahbeeАй бұрын
On my bucket list 👌
@Ish_96-h8qАй бұрын
@@princesssarahbee it's called Yurop .. as the official name.. not kisumu
@jimmyodari5487Ай бұрын
Princess your presentation is so awesome and objective
@alicemwangi8311Ай бұрын
Nakuru is a city in western Kenya that was originally a Maasai settlement. The British established Nakuru as a township in 1904 and a municipality in 1952. It was officially granted city status in 2021. Nakuru is Kenya's fourth largest city and a major agricultural, commercial, and transportation center.
@felixmakinda7689Ай бұрын
The Nairobi-Nakuru road is will be expanded (funding changed from France or Japan to another country). Work has been done in Eldoret and Nairobi-Limuru. That is not the only road heading to Western Kenya. We have another busy alternative in Nairobi-Maai-Mahiu. From Maai-Mahiu you can drive to Naivasha or head to Narok (the Maasai Mara route) to Kisumu. For anyone going to Kisumu from Nairobi, Narok is the best option for now (no traffic congestion beyond Maai Mahiu all the way to Kisumu). There is also an incomplete alternative route via Ngong' to Suswa.
@princesssarahbeeАй бұрын
Oh wow....thanks for the info 👍
@rendaninemavhidi1554Ай бұрын
Who in their right mind wouldn't love Kenya and her people? I'm trying to learn as much as possible about Kenya. I love animal documentaries from Kenyas Masaai Mara and the Serengeti. God bless and stay strong. From SA.
@barrackzain5092Ай бұрын
Water in Nakuru county has a higher concentration of chlorine.. that's why it tends to decolorize teeth and toilet
@locoiyad4798Ай бұрын
Imagine you are more visionary than some of our leaders. The roads😮
@martino6205Ай бұрын
Nakuru is originally Maasai land.Then in 1900, they were forced out and Nakuru became a white only area. The largest land owners are white farmers and even parts of the town are on white owned land. In the 1960s and 70s, Kikuyus who had been brought in to work on European farms or expelled from their lands in central Kenya were resettled on lands bought from white settlers. Same with Kalenjin people who had lost land to European tea plantations. That explains the high number of Kalenjin and Kikuyus in large numbers. But originally, the area is Maasai.
@programminglanguagestutori9118Ай бұрын
The war between kikuyus and Masaai in 1870 pushed kikuyus towards Nakuru though most of them were intermarried with masaai before then during masaai civil war that drove most masaai clans to kiambu
@princesssarahbeeАй бұрын
Thanks for the info 👍
@martino6205Ай бұрын
@@princesssarahbee Kikuyus moved into the Rift Valley only after colonialism. Kiambu belonged to the Athi and Gumba also known as Ndorobo ( Hunter-gatherer Bushmen who inhabited most of Kenya before the Nilotes and Bantu moved in, some still remain like the Ogiek in Mau forest, Hadzawe in Tanzania, and Khoi and San in Southern Africa). The Kikuyu moved in by buying land and later crossed the Chania river to settle there. They unfortunately forced the Bushmen to adopt Kikuyu language and culture. The IL Kwavi Maasai moved in, yes but didn't displace the Kikuyu but also intermarried,an example is Jomo Kenyatta. Can get more context in this interview, kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpLQh36peNekY80si=XFOMHuUEqxuYQUw7
@brianmungai2401Ай бұрын
Yes, you know your history
@nairobinyeusi5811Ай бұрын
@@martino6205 The largest land owners in Nakuru are Kalenjins not whites. The Moi family are the largest private land owners in Nakuru.
@TheTeddykimaniАй бұрын
When are you visiting kenya's newest city eldoret and kisumu the great
@freddieolsam8195Ай бұрын
Great content Sarahbee, I am glad you visited my home City and town Nakuru which has lots to offer. Hope you get a tour guide well conversant with the City and its surroundings you shall have a memorable experience. Would gladly host you. Karibu Nakuru.
@artisthusnatalal3099Ай бұрын
I lived in Shabab Nakuru in 80s😊
@freddieolsam8195Ай бұрын
@artisthusnatalal3099 great though you shall be amazed if you visit Shabab now and Nakuru City in general.
@husnaRamadhan-m8oАй бұрын
Nakuru is Maasai Land, later it became cosmopolitan and due to politics, the population of Kikuyu migrated into the town and during the second regime, the population of Kalenjin poured into the town. And that is the struggle
@MrManjuxАй бұрын
Nakuru-Nairobi highway (A104) is part of the greater Trans -African highway from Cape town to Cairo
@jeffchurum1431Ай бұрын
Uko na kichwa mzuri wewe? Eti cape town to Cairo? Recorrect your compass. The road leads from East Africa to West Africa.
@evanskering1373Ай бұрын
I stayed in Nakuru for 8yrs, it’s true. You feel home in Nakuru.
@thomasngariwanjohi7000Ай бұрын
Kikuyu, Masai and Kalenjin share Nakuru county.
@M-tu3kqАй бұрын
The more the exposure the more friendly and vice versa. Go to Kisumu ❤❤❤
@princesssarahbeeАй бұрын
Very true 👍
@georgekarago4458Ай бұрын
Regarding your skin breakouts try changing soaps till you get the right soap that suits or agrees with your skin
@DanielOlotsiАй бұрын
Nakuru is in Rift Valley province, which is predominantly kalenjins...kikuyus are from central.
@rejayrejay2717Ай бұрын
Which hole do u live in hehe. from Nairobi all the way to Molo is all Kikuyu land. 65% of inhabitants are Kikuyus.
@hoverboyАй бұрын
Nakuru is more Kikuyu. You can easily tell by looking at the political figures ie. governors, senators.
@ngashjrАй бұрын
Why does it even matter, this is Kenya you can live anywhere
@ichooseviolence2532Ай бұрын
Riftvalley is big bana, actually HISTORICALLY a huge chunk was ruled by Maasai until their population dropped so much due to war, famine, disease and migration. Kalenjins are not the original owners of Riftvalley!!!! Kalenjins just happened to settle in the Riftvalley the same way Kikuyus settled in the Central the same way Luo settled in the Lake region then each community expanded individually. Even areas of Nakuru all the way to Turkana belonged to the Maasai HISTORICALLY, Kalenjins and kikuyus just expanded further into Riftvalley
@petergitau1805Ай бұрын
Good lesson@@ichooseviolence2532
@amoskambo8991Ай бұрын
Contracts have been awarded to dual the Nairobi/Nakuru/Eldoret Highway
@amondinyandat-zw1noАй бұрын
Sorry about your experience with the people in nakuru. Great video as always
@heartbeatproductionske4925Ай бұрын
Nakuru majority is Kikuyu. It's even considered part of Mt. Kenya region because of that. It definitely isn't Kalenjin land except for some parts.
@wesleybii254Ай бұрын
Nakuru was and is still the capital of Rift valley region which dominated by kalenjins, the other indigenous tribes are the masai, turkana samburu and the ogiek. The rest are just immigrants more same as the sudanese
@marubethomasАй бұрын
Nigeria and Kenya friendship forever and ever Amen SARABEE the ambassador of peace God bless you Madam and you are welcome here any time
@princesssarahbeeАй бұрын
Thanks so much Thomas.
@amoskambo8991Ай бұрын
Nakuru County is predominantly Kikuyu, followed by Kalenjin
@heartbeatproductionske4925Ай бұрын
True. Nakuru is even counted as a Mt. Kenya region because of Kikuyu population.
@Sandra-sh3twАй бұрын
@@heartbeatproductionske4925sasa wewee nakuru ni rift valley Rudi shule ukasome
@abdulkibogy720529 күн бұрын
I love Nakuru, but that heat during the dry season is too much for me.
@AlfanAbdulАй бұрын
Mombasa coastal salty humid air is usually itchy... to skin but also NKU water has a lot of fluoride affecting teeth n bone if taken in excess.
@AmosNjoroge-x9sАй бұрын
Wao wao wao like sirens , that got me😅😅🤝
@Hydraulic254Ай бұрын
They are expanding slowly, from Kericho to Nakuru they are building a one way
@evonrn20008 күн бұрын
This girl 😋
@samsonnjenga193Ай бұрын
My place to stay
@AlfanAbdulАй бұрын
shared cnty between kikuyus , kalenjins n others very cosmopolitant area
@princesssarahbeeАй бұрын
Noted ✅️
@KellyOchieng-s1bАй бұрын
Where did you hide?Was wondering where went to?Happy to see u back!
@princesssarahbeeАй бұрын
Thanks Kelly 😊
@panafrican.nationАй бұрын
The place where I really felt fresh air was Kigali
@Mourice-j6mАй бұрын
Now days you look more prettier, l regret loosing as my best mentor, and big sister
@titustv2333Ай бұрын
You were in the great riftvalley the high altitude area, I wish you will go to Eldoret area,
@princesssarahbeeАй бұрын
Okay 😊
@mentorproduction6073Ай бұрын
BEAUTIFUL
@lugaritzbrown2250Ай бұрын
Atlast you ventured outside Nairobi.
@norbertjuma9792Ай бұрын
I will be in Busia county December from 24th am inviting you
@Musa2-i5hАй бұрын
Nakuru county was part kikuyu , maasai and ogiek land,bt its current population is currently kikuyu 65%,15%kalenjin and 20%other tribes,the water in nakuru has lots of fluoride, especially borehole water and from rivers,food is cheaper compared to Nairobi,most of it comes from the county and surplus to Nairobi and not vice versa,and there are roads which are shorter connecting central with Nakuru.
@stephensande254Ай бұрын
You came to my home city na hukuniambia wewe (by now you are "Kenyan",you should know that swahili translation 😊😊😊
@patriciamuenimulwa1808Ай бұрын
The trucks go to uganda,rwanda, and Eastern congo. Next time visit,Naivasha,kericho,Nanyuki and North eastern kenya,kisumu .Very beautiful too.
@princesssarahbeeАй бұрын
I will 😊
@TheRasvicАй бұрын
The City of Nakuru is cosmopolitan in the Great Rift valley...the outskirts to the west of the city are Kalenjin while the East is mostly Kikuyu
@princesssarahbeeАй бұрын
Noted ✅️
@judyjaoko3397Ай бұрын
Which rd did you use
@UsertxyАй бұрын
If you travel over the December holidays or times when schools are being opened or closed, you'll see more congestion on the Nakuru-Nairobi road, but I'm glad you're exploring Kenya more. (Nakuru is cool but gets so hot in the dry season...we can't say the bigger tribe in Nakuru since it is a metropolitan city)
@princesssarahbeeАй бұрын
Okay....thanks for the info 👍
@ajmwa1982Ай бұрын
Cool place
@princesssarahbeeАй бұрын
Yeah
@kennedynjanja8988Ай бұрын
The effect on ya skin was as a result of the water. It's hard water and the same case applies to Mombasa. In Nakuru,the water is Soo hard that it even affects the teeth.Those born and raised there can agree to this😊. The discoularation in the toilets was as a result of chemical reaction over time between the hard water the toilet basin. For drinking,it's has to be purified water,and not the tap one
@princesssarahbeeАй бұрын
Wow....thanks for the info 👍
@denniskorir-vs8dc12 күн бұрын
It's metropolitan area
@barasasilali9600Ай бұрын
Nakuru water has fluorine element that affect anything that has calcium.
@ElprinciLouisXIIIАй бұрын
Listen to her she said "they finish work" nuff sed!!! Kazi kwa mpango 😂 mama!
@mikekenya6991Ай бұрын
Nakuru is so cold, you have gone there during summer time. October to February in Kenya is usually hot.
@princesssarahbeeАй бұрын
Okay 😊
@CarolinaNaireАй бұрын
Trucks are carrying cargo from Mombasa port to other countries eg Uganda Tanzania Rwanda Congo Sudan and south Sudan since Kenya is the only country with the port in East Africa 🌍
@fellybilalАй бұрын
Acha uwongo... Tanzania has a port
@erickmeshac3135Ай бұрын
Actually NAKURU is my most favourite city in Kenya,
@rejayrejay2717Ай бұрын
If u wanna know the predominant tribe in any part of Kenya just ask the tribe of the governor and senator. (Save for Nai which is cosmopolitan but still kikuyu’s are the majority) It’s a game of numbers . From Nairobi all the way to a place called Molo is 65% kikuyu.
@bellaolum9768Ай бұрын
LOL
@princesssarahbeeАй бұрын
Okay 😊
@missmollyn_lifestyleАй бұрын
@@rejayrejay2717 do you want to tell us that we just vote on tribal lines
@StephenMumbwaniАй бұрын
Nakuru is metropolitant and yes we have Kalenjin, kikuyu and a few Maasai.
@princesssarahbeeАй бұрын
Okay 👍
@jessyshowАй бұрын
Where were you sweetheart,,missed you
@Robert-n9d2rАй бұрын
it will be expanded the process is on
@princesssarahbeeАй бұрын
Good to know 👍
@arnoldkwala4975Ай бұрын
Wow wow wow like 😊
@RechealWanjiku-kv2tx21 күн бұрын
Naruku is owned by All tribes in Kenya am from there
@lucasomolo8443Ай бұрын
Nakuru is in the Rift Valley and it's kalenjin land but after the town started developing a community called Kikuyus migrated into the town and they form the business community in Nakuru...so majority in Nakuru county is kalenjin but majority in Nakuru Town is Kikuyus
@programminglanguagestutori9118Ай бұрын
Do yo know where rittvalley starts and end and how many communities lives within it?
@kevmwashАй бұрын
You are lying.. MAJORITY IN Naivasha, Gilgil, Bahati, Subukia, Njoro/Molo are Kikuyus only Kuresoi i can say Majority are Kalenjins
@nairobinyeusi5811Ай бұрын
Nakuru is originally Maasai land. Even the name Nakuru is Maasai
@lucasomolo8443Ай бұрын
@@kevmwash all those Kikuyus you are busy counting here and there are all immigrants... the original people of Nakuru are Maasais and Kalenjins... Kikuyus were brought there by Jomo for strategic political reasons from Gatundu the same way they did for Lamu...au vipi
@programminglanguagestutori9118Ай бұрын
@@lucasomolo8443 you are here pretending to know more than kikuyus whom have been there since 1750s for your information naivasa to suswa was once a battle zone between Kikuyus and masai who used to invade kiambu antil their final defeat of 1870 where waiyaki a half masai half kikuyu lead the battle that pushed the masaais to the areas of narok usijifanye unajua kama uzao wenu kunakitu unajua ya riftvalley
@suzenberic5532Ай бұрын
Hapo sasa our wife😂
@VitalisMirukaАй бұрын
When will you visit Kisumu Sarah?
@princesssarahbeeАй бұрын
Next year 😊
@antwainebarkley9765Ай бұрын
You were miss informed alot... Anyway you have fun
@artisthusnatalal3099Ай бұрын
😂😂😂
@DaveOndiekAaron85Ай бұрын
Lot's Of Love Beautiful Queen 🫡👑❤️💯
@princesssarahbeeАй бұрын
Thanks Dave😊
@jarongoseje7275Ай бұрын
Whatever you have been either eating or applying to your face is amazingly doing justice to your face for indeed you are glowing, why is it taking you long to apply for a Kenyan citizenship???
@princesssarahbeeАй бұрын
Fruits,vegetables and weather did the magic👌😃
@heartbeatproductionske4925Ай бұрын
The Kenyan sun also breaks my skin a lot. I can't stand in the sun for more than 10 minutes.
@JoinMutaiАй бұрын
English in Kenya is understood by 90% of the population. Extremely elderly rural folks might not understand it especially in marginalized areas but other regions understand English very well
@milcahnyamache3192Ай бұрын
The water in Nakuru and other parts of Kenya has too much Fluoride, it might the one that would have caused the breakout. you can not drink water directly from the faucet.
@gaffuwachira8508Ай бұрын
That's my city born and bred.
@georgekarago4458Ай бұрын
The ladies you asked direction were not from Nakuru; they were visitors in Nakuru just like you. They couldn't therefore tell you directions because they didn't know where the place you wanted to go was
@jeremytendwa1512Ай бұрын
They are going to make the road into an expressway all the way to malaba in the border of Uganda and kenya
@princesssarahbeeАй бұрын
Good development 👍
@kevinokeyo5950Ай бұрын
Kenyans are going through a lot right now. Am not alarmed to hear you encountering that in Nakuru. Just bare with us.😂😂. Not our fault at the moment
@wabwobarolex6088Ай бұрын
When you were at the Coast I thought you'd mention the language 😂 sadly you didn't notice the difference between Nairobi n Mombasa n even Kisumu
@humphreyallan3342Ай бұрын
Trucks are coming all the ways from Nigeria ,congo via Uganda through Kenya to south Africa
@alicemwangi8311Ай бұрын
Nakuru…is cosmopolitan
@missmollyn_lifestyleАй бұрын
But it's a cosmopolitan city....when you move to eldoret then Kalenjins are more
@princesssarahbeeАй бұрын
Okay....thanks for the info 👍
@johnobongoomondi7100Ай бұрын
Nakuru is Kikuyu diaspora land. The predominant community is Kikuyu. Originally, Nakuru was part of the Masai land, but since they are nomadic, other communities moved in. It is now cosmopolitan although Kikuyus and the majority. You can now plan to visit kisumu, kakamega, eldoret, kericho, kisii, kitale. Very beautiful cities and counties.
@freddiekipkoech4752Ай бұрын
talking of leaving the exterior part of our houses exposed without plastering and painting is a style we borrowed from our colonisers, the british. but atleast us, we build using natural stones. the day u will go to southafrica🇿🇦 or even britain🇬🇧, you will be suprized that all their houses are built using red bricks, and they also leave them exposed without plastering. this style is so british, and they taught us that the rightful way to build a house is to leave the blocks on the exterior wall exposed without plastering or painting. we are not to blame ooo but our masters ooo😆
@princesssarahbeeАй бұрын
Oh now I get....I thought they did it to save cost😃
@freddiekipkoech4752Ай бұрын
no! no! it's not about saving cost. you will even find this design in the most affluent high-end areas like runda, muthaiga, riverside drive, westlands and upperhill, and so on.. am waiting the day you will go to southafrica🇿🇦 then u'll tell me. you will be suprized to see exposed red bricks everywhere, even in rich neighbourhoods like, santon, rosebank and centurion. its just by 'design', not cost implication per-sé
@johnaviha2441Ай бұрын
It is the Goverments laxity to expand the Nairobi/Nakuru/Kisumu and Nairobi/Mombasa road.Uhuru had wanted to do it and I have heard this goverment talk about it.Nakuru is a mixture of tribes,at one on time the Luhya and Luo we the majority but the Kikuyu are now the majority.
@alicemwangi8311Ай бұрын
Every city has its own culture. Outside Nairobi, try Swahili always.
@danielngugi1604Ай бұрын
Don't worry its Kenya land and multicultural as for tribes they're mixed etc.