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The soil cracked an unprecedented giant split the African continent
According to the Daily Star, the video shows a large crack in Kenya's Rift valley area. The crack destroyed a main road and a 72-year-old woman's house.
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The world's rarest language, only 7 people can speak
The Yaaku live in Kenya Valley with a population of just 4,000. But among them, there are only 7 speakers fluent and fluent in Yakunte, the national language of the Yaak…
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The truth about the tribe
The Turkanna tribe lives in northern Kenya, bordering South Sudan and Ethiopia using only water to eat and not to bathe ..
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Strange customs of Aboriginal Massai
Massai Aboriginal women, Kenya are not free to marry, but most are arranged. Meanwhile, men with many cattle will marry many wives.
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The reason people go straight: It's too hot!
The Daily Mail of the UK led the latest study, saying that the reason people started to go straight was because the weather was very hot.
World Heritage
Lake system in a large cracked valley - World natural heritage in Kenya
Unesco's Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization recognized the Lake System in Kenya's large cracked valley as the World Natural Heritage in 2011.
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Fortress of Jesus at Mombasa - Kenya's world cultural heritage
Unesco's Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization recognized Kenya's Fortress in Mombasa as a World Cultural Heritage in 2011.
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The forests of Kaya of Mijikenda people
Unesco's Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization recognized the Mijikenda Kaya forests in Kenya as World Cultural Heritage in 2008.
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Lamu old town
Unesco's Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization recognized Kenya's ancient Lamu Town as a World Cultural Heritage in 2001.
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Mount Kenya National Park
Unesco's Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization has recognized Kenya's Mount Kenya National Park as a World Natural Heritage in 1997.
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Lake Turkana National Park - Kenya
Unesco's Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization has recognized Kenya's Lake Turkana National Park as a World Natural Heritage in 1997.
Archeology
Discovering the world's smallest gibbon fossils lived 12.5 million years ago
Weighing only about 3.5kg, the new gibbon fossils discovered in Tugen Hills, Kenya were identified by scientists dating back 12.5 million years ago.
Archeology
Stone tools discovered 3.3 million years
American scientists discovered the oldest stone tools in Kenya, dating to about 3.3 million years.
Archeology
Human hands evolve earlier than we think
Scientists have discovered an ancient bone in a tomb in Kenya, revealing the ingenious ability of human hands to evolve 600 million years earlier than previous studies.
Archeology
Ancient Chinese coins appear in East Africa
Archaeological delegation led by Chapurukha M. Kusimba, an expert of Field Museum in Chicago (USA), discovered Minh's coin on Manda island in Kenya. They excavated the i…