City Profile: Nairobi, Kenya
Summary: One member shares experiences living in Nairobi, Kenya. From the family-centric culture to a lively social scene, Kenya has a lot to offer in spite of its crime and social unrest.
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Comments
HalfLight77I'm a Brit, with limited experience of Kenya and Africa, who's looking to relocate to Kenya for work and lifestyle after a break up...This article is positive, encouraging, and covers most areas of importance. My only wish would be that it had links to more detailed subjects, lol. Mr C Grove.
guestDo you even know where Kenya and Egypt is? Kenya is on the east coast and Egypt in on the Northwest coast of Africa. There are no train from Nairobi to Cairo. That's like taking a train from east coast of Canada to the west of Canada execpt it's more dangerous. You need visa to enter Kenya and Egypt. You can fly from Kenya to Cairo, that's about 6-7 hours of flight time..
GarySevenI am thinking about moving to Kenya. I have visited there several times and enjoy the friendly people. Even though I have never contracted malaria, I am concerned. If I stay within the city of Nairobi, how safe am I?