The Best Attractions In Kimende Town

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The Best Attractions In Kimende Town

1. The Forest Kimende Town
2. Mount Longonot Maai Mahiu
3. Great Rift Valley Turkana District
4. Nairobi Animal Orphanage Mount Kenya National Park
Nairobi National Park is a national park in Kenya. Established in 1946, the national park was Kenya's first. It is located approximately 7 kilometres south of the centre of Nairobi, Kenya's capital city, with an electric fence separating the park's wildlife from the metropolis. Nairobi's skyscrapers can be seen from the park. The proximity of urban and natural environments has caused conflicts between the animals and local people and threatens animals' migration routes.Still, despite its proximity to civilisation and relative small size for an African national park, Nairobi National Park boasts a large and varied wildlife population. Migrating herbivores gather in the park during the dry season, and it is one of Kenya's most successful rhinoceros sanctuaries.
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Shamba Chef Sn 01 - Ep 10 Mama Njoki, Limuru (English)

In this series we delve into the most traditional of african cultures, food. Traveling across Kenya to find out what we eat, where we get it and how we cook it. We are in Gitutha Village in Limuru visiting Mama and Baba Njoki. We introduce them to bag gardens which are a great substitute for kitchen gardens and help her to save money in the kitchen by using gas. We also get advice from a nutritionist on how to cook nutritious meals and have a cook off.

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place: Uzi, Fumba Zanzibar in Tanzania, Kimende in Kenya

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Senegal's annual sheep beauty contest draws millions of TV viewers

(28 Sep 2012)
AP Television
Dakar - 18 September 2012
1. Various of a group of friends watching 'Kharbi' on TV
2. SOUNDBITE (Wolof) Badou Sarr, fan of the TV show Kharbi:
I like this programme because it's part of our culture to raise sheep. It's a pleasure for us and it's one of the rare programmes I can watch with the whole family and friends. We all love this animal. This TV show is something which touches our hearts.
AP Television
Dakar - 8 August 2012
3. Wide TV crew arriving in Dakar
4. Mid TV Crew getting out of van
5. Various of team taking measurements of a sheep called Rene
6. SOUNDBITE: (French) Rene Karim Ndiaye, vet and Kharbi jury panel member:
Kharbi is a competition which criss-crosses all of Senegal. Its aim is to look for the most beautiful sheep. In order to find the prettiest sheep we have tried to come up with a set of rules. The criteria that we are looking for in the sheep are in particular their aesthetics, their measurements, the environment in which they live and how the animal walks.
7. Mid of crew filming measurements being taken
8. Close up of breeder being interviewed
9. Various of sheep
10. SOUNDBITE: (French) Rene Karim Ndiaye, vet and Kharbi judge:
The Kharbi contest has helped give sheep farming more public exposure, even though this breeding has always existed. There has always been competition amongst breeders, even if there was not a TV show about it. There has always been competition to choose the best and have them breed with ewes with the aim of making better selections and better animals.
11. Driving shot of Medina district in Dakar
12. Mid of competitor Mor Thiam's sheep in a pen
13. Mid shot onlookers
14. Mid sheep being checked
15. Close breeder being interviewed
16. Mid sheep in pen
17. Close sheep breeder Mor Thiam
18. Mid shot camera man
19. SOUNDBITE: (Wolof) Mor Thiam, sheep breeder:
I have the best sheep in the Medina area. It is a pleasure for me to represent Medina my district and I'm only the one who can do that.
20. Wide crew arrive in another Dakar neighbourhood
21. Close up of vaccination record book given to the breeder
22. Various crew and breeder with sheep
23. Various of a sheep pen
24. SOUNDBITE: (Wolof) Lamine Diop, sheep breeder:
It's very expensive to raise a sheep in town, because as long as the sheep remains in town, everything it needs has to be brought by me to it.
25. Various of the film crew leaving and being followed by children
AP Television
Dakar - 18 September 2012
++night shots++
26. Wide man walking down street
27. Various people heading to house to watch Kharbi
28. Various friends watching Kharbi
29. Various Kharbi show on TV
LEADIN
Move over Miss World and Mr Universe.
In Senegal sheep take centre stage when it comes to beauty competitions.
One of the country's most popular TV series is an annual national sheep beauty contest that draws millions of viewers.
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This is Kharbi - 'The Sheep' in Wolof - and it's one of the most popular television shows in the country.
Sheep from across the nation compete to be the best looking and best looked after in televised heats.
The winner goes through a grand finale which usually airs during the annual religious festival of Eid ul Adha, when millions of sheep and other animals are slaughtered in commemoration of the Old Testament prophet Abraham's willingness to sacrifice his son on God's orders. This year Eid ul Adha falls on October 26th.
Cash prizes are on offer to the winners, and sheep are assessed on a broad range of indices.
Last year's winner took away over USD 4,000 in prize money along with a vast supply of animal feed.
Kharbi fan, Badou Sarr says it's an all round family entertainment show:

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Shamba Chef Sn 01 - Ep 2 Mama Kigen, Iten (English)

In this series we delve into the most traditional of african cultures, food. Traveling across Kenya to find out what we eat, where we get it and how we cook it. We are in Iten, Elgeyo-Marakwet County visiting Mama Kigen and Hela Kiprop. We look at improving mama Kigen's kitchen and fight pests and diseases in her kitchen garden. We also learn about the importance of proper nutrition for athletes, children's growth and the whole family.

Shamba Chef Sn 01 - Ep 10 Mama Njoki, Limuru (Swahili)

Bizzare Burial In Murang'a

Now, to a rather bizarre development, just how far would a family go to appease their dead kin? Well, a family in Gikomora village, Maragua constituency went as far as burying a live calf next to the grave of their 84 - year - old relative. This, they say, is to avoid a curse they insist would have followed them had they not conceded to his dying wish. Evelyn Wambui with the story of a family that refused to complete its dowry payment to a man in life, but which was forced to do so in death.

The Best Attractions In Kimende Town