81. Kenya: UNESCO Culture Sector culture Collection of National Copyright Laws Africa kenya. kenya, drapeau.gif.The law applicable in kenya is the Copyright Act, 2001. http://portal.unesco.org/culture/en/ev.php@URL_ID=15861&URL_DO=DO_TOPIC&URL_SECT

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82. Mount Kenya National Park: UNESCO Culture Sector Mount kenya has given its name to the country in which it stands. culture Sector.Division of Cultural Heritage Mission Programme Who´s who? http://portal.unesco.org/culture/en/ev.php-URL_ID=20436&URL_DO=DO_TOPIC&URL_SECT

var static_ko="20436"; var static_section="201"; var static_langue="en"; World Heritage Tangible Heritage Safeguarding Campaigns Heritage and Post-Conflict ... Special Focus UNESCO Cultural Activities Worldwide Archives In Focus News Events Just Published Newsletter Home Sitemap Print Send ... Subscribe Mount Kenya National Park Challenges in Protection and Management Mount Kenya has given its name to the country in which it stands. Rising on the equator to a height of 5,199 m (17,058 ft), it is Africa’s second-highest mountain, after Kilimanjaro in the neighbouring United Republic of Tanzania. Full Text: Read the article in full. Author(s) Bongo Woodley, Senior Warden, Kenya Wildlife Service, Mount Kenya National Park and National Reserve Periodical Name World Heritage Review Periodical Website http://whc.unesco.org/ Publication Date 2004-05-12 11:00 am Publisher UNESCO Publication Location Paris Number of pages 6 p. var static_ko="20436"; var static_section="201"; var static_langue="en"; Culture Sector Division of Cultural Heritage Mission Programme Who´s who?

83. SPRINT Team : Kenya (7/4/2005-8/18/2005) Learn about kenyan culture and the impact of HIV/AIDs. Experience the kenyanculture and learn about God s work in kenya through service, http://sprint.spu.edu/team/?id=1

84. Kenya / Kenya :: Culture & Tourism Links : Kulturális és Idegenforgalmi Linkek International catalogue of culture and tourism. Internationaler kultureller undtouristischer Katalog. Nemzetközi kulturális és idegenforgalmi katalógus. http://katalogus.kulturinfo.hu/ke.html

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85. Language And Culture Program Kenya: Global Crossroad Global Crossroad offers most reliable, quality, and affordable volunteering,intership, trekking, adventure and crosscultural experience to international http://www.globalcrossroad.com/kenya/culturelanguage.php

Tell a friend Program Fees Links Country Coordinators ... VOLUNTEER TIBET Call Us - Toll Free (Within USA) (From UK) COMMUNITY SUPPORT TRAVEL RESOURCES The Language and Culture Program (2 Weeks) Program: Start dates: 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of each month Departure and End Point: Nairobi International Airport Language Requirement: None Accommodation and meals: Partner's hostel, hotel, and host family and local foods three times a day Activities: Vary with daily diary, please see details above Working hours: 20-30/week Paid Summer Camp China Paid Teaching Thailand Volunteer in USA: Only $399 Tsunami Reconstruction ... Reports Directly from the Field Experience the true flavor of Kenya through our language and cultural program. Global Crossroad offers an exciting two-week language and cultural program, where volunteers will fully experience life in rural Kenya. The program features a week of training in the local language (mainly Swahili) and immerses participants in the unique culture of East Africa.

86. A Virtual Travel To Kenya - Africa - Kenya Tourism kenya facts links to web sites of kenya s art, culture, history, cities, airlines,embassies, tourist boards, newspapers and more. http://www.nationsonline.org/oneworld/kenya.htm

Advertise here One World - Nations Online the countries of the world Home Continents Africa Kenya Destination Kenya, this page is about many aspects of Kenya. Here you will find comprehensive information about Kenya in its diversity: geography, economy, science, people, culture, environment, government and history. You will have access to newspapers from Kenya and you will find extensive travel and tourism information for Kenya. Official Sites Map News Culture ... Additional Links Kenya Country Profile Flag of Kenya Background: Revered president and liberation struggle icon Jomo KENYATTA led Kenya from independence until his death in 1978, when 2nd President Daniel Toroitich arap MOI took power in a constitutional succession. The country was a de facto one-party state from 1969 until 1982 when the ruling Kenya African National Union (KANU) made itself the sole legal party in Kenya. MOI acceded to internal and external pressure for political liberalization in late 1991. The ethnically fractured opposition failed to dislodge KANU from power in elections in 1992 and 1997, which were marred by violence and fraud, but are viewed as having generally reflected the will of the Kenyan people. President MOI stepped down in December of 2002 following fair and peaceful elections. Mwai KIBAKI, running as the candidate of the multiethnic, united opposition group, the National Rainbow Coalition, defeated KANU candidate Uhuru KENYATTA and assumed the presidency following a campaign centered on an anticorruption platform.

87. Keeping Safe In Kenya - African Culture Women can be at a disadvantage in kenya. Keep yourself safe by knowing the cultureyou are visiting. Keeping Safe In kenya - African culture is a http://www.bellaonline.com/articles/art26041.asp

Ads_kid=0;Ads_bid=0;Ads_xl=0;Ads_yl=0;Ads_xp='';Ads_yp='';Ads_opt=0;Ads_wrd='[KeyWord]';Ads_prf='';Ads_par='';Ads_cnturl='';Ads_sec=0; forum radio shops sweeps ... Journals All times in EST Polish Culture: 5:00 PM Crime: 8:00 PM African Culture You Are Here: BellaOnline African Culture Lisa Armstrong BellaOnline's African Culture Editor Keeping Safe In Kenya When traveling to Kenya there are a few things you need to be aware of. Kenya is a patriarchal society. The man comes first and the women come last. Rape is not a crime in Kenya. If a women is raped she must have done something to provoke the man. Not all Kenyans feel this way but it is the general consensus. There may be a law on the books about rape, however it is not or very difficult to enforce. Here are some ways to keep yourself safe in Kenya: Clothing - I highly recommend skirts for women. You want your skirts to be at least knee length and of the gathered variety. You don't want a tight or snug fitting skirts or skirts with slits up to your thigh. Also, wear a slip. It is considered very sensual or erotic if a man can see the shape of your thighs. As for shirts, they should not be snug and have short or long sleeves. I don't recommend sleeveless tops. If you are in an urban area like Nairobi or Mombasa, shorts and trousers will do. However, you will find that you are treated better when you have a skirt on. For men, trousers and shirts. Shirts can be short or long-sleeved. Shorts are fine for urban areas, but like the women you will find you are treated better when you dress as the Kenyan culture dresses.

88. Kenya - Field Experience In Eldoret, Kenya Special emphasis is placed on understanding Kenyan culture and appreciating localcustoms, communities, and daily life. The program is open to all majors. http://www.central.edu/abroad/kenya/summerkenya.html

Due to continued travel warnings in Kenya, the Summer 2005 Kenya program has been cancelled. We apologize for any inconvenience and hope the program will be offered in 2006. Located on the equator on the eastern coast of Africa, Kenya is a land of striking physical and social diversity. It is a country with deserts and forests, mountains and lowlands, freshwater lakes and miles of ocean coastline. Kenya is well known for its wildlife and game reserves, a home to the "big five" - cape buffalo, elephants, leopards, lions, and rhinos, and more species of birds than anywhere else in the world. The population of Kenya is approximately 30 million people, consisting of 42 tribes and more than 70 ethnic groups. To take advantage of such a rich learning environment, Central College offers a summer field course concentrating on the natural sciences at Moi University in Eldoret, Kenya. During the five-week program, students earn 3 credits in cross-cultural studies and 3 natural science credits. The program is open to all majors. Lake Victoria, the Great Rift Valley, and the Masai Mara Reserve provide outstanding opportunities for students to observe flora and fauna in a wonderful variety of exosystems.

89. Ambiguous Adventure Henning Melber ReExamining Liberation in Namibia Political culture Since For example, before colonization, Mt. kenya was revered as the seat of the http://ambiguousadventure.blogs.com/

90. Ministry Of Gender, Sports, Culture And Social Services The Republic of kenya Ministry Of Gender, Sports, culture And Social kenya National Council for Social Services. kenya association of Youth centres. http://www.kenya.go.ke/culture.go.ke/

The Republic of Kenya Ministry Of Gender, Sports, Culture And Social Services www.kenya.go.ke FUNCTIONS Gender Policy. National Policies on Gender, Sports, Culture and Social Services. National Library Services. Development and Co-ordination of Sports. Development of Fine, Creative and Performing arts. Promotion and Coordination of Volunteer Services. Social welfare for Vulnerable Groups. Adult Education. Kenya National Council for Social Services. Kenya association of Youth centres. Permanent Presidential Commission on Music. National Stadia Management Board. Bomas of Kenya. Community development. Social Welfare. Youth Development. Gender Issues/Women's Bureau.

91. Kenya People Useful as an introduction to show different aspects of kenya’s culture, wildlifeand landscape Link to work on kenya’s regional differences and culture. http://www.sln.org.uk/geography/wl28c.htm

Kenya - Culture and people Title Culture: Learning Swahili URL http://www.bwanazulia.com/kenya/swahili.shtml NC Reference Citizenship Brief description of site contents Phrases in Swahili (General greeting, animals, food etc) Site rating P Possible use Introduction to the topic. To familiarise the pupils with the language of the country that they are about to study and increase their awareness of other languages and cultures. They could practice greeting each other using the simple phrases identified. Search engine www.alltheweb.com Last updated N/A Pupils should be stimulated by cultural variety of the world. Title Swahili Tutorial URL This Swahili url is too long! NC Reference 3 ( c), Citizenship. Brief description of site contents Tutorial – various levels (suitable for beginners). The site also contains links to an online dictionary. Site rating P Possible use As an introduction to Kenya and/or a way of increasing pupil awareness of other cultures and traditions. Search engine www.alltheweb.com

92. Mountain Voices: Oral Testimonies From Mount Elgon, Kenya: Local Themes: Culture key testimonies featuring culture and customs. Kenyan woman Concern with thecircumcision ritual, and its wider meaning, is a major theme of the testimonies http://www.mountainvoices.org/k_th_culture_and_customs.asp

RELATED THEMES education family life gender identity ... spiritual beliefs OTHER LOCAL THEMES agriculture communications conflict development ... social relationships BACKGROUND introducing the area culture and customs quotes about culture and customs key testimonies featuring culture and customs Concern with the circumcision ritual, and its wider meaning, is a major theme of the testimonies, and attitudes towards it vary. Many Sabaot see it as central to their culture and defend it fiercely against opposition from the Church, health organisations and some individuals in the community. Indeed, the Bukusu, and the Teso who emigrated to Mount Elgon, say that they now practice male circumcision due to Sabaot influence. Several narrators, however, say they have not circumcised their children because its importance has declined. And attitudes to female circumcision - the practice that has been subject to most external opposition - are particularly ambiguous, with several women speaking out against it. The most widespread argument for circumcision is that it is a necessary ritual for transition into adulthood, through which young people learn of their forthcoming roles and responsibilities. Only a few give other explanations, ranging from the belief "that if one wasn't circumcised, he or she will not bear children", to circumcision among women being necessary as a means of "eradicating [female desire and therefore] prostitution"

93. SuicideGirls > News > Culture > Forty Goats For Chelsea Clinton? Only In Kenya., culture Forty Goats for Chelsea Clinton? Only in kenya. THURSDAY JULY 28 20051100 AM SUBMITTED BY _DICTIONARYGIRL_ EDITED BY SOMEONEUK http://suicidegirls.com/news/culture/10553/

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94. PEACE BOAT - Voyage 48 the culture, language, and wildlife of kenya before stopping in Mombasa. Boat participants, helping them to grow closer to the culture of kenya. http://www.peaceboat.org/english/voyg/48/lob/050228/

Current Voyage Upcoming Voyages Past Voyages The Ship ... Life Onboard Life Onboard LAST UPDATE July 12, 2005 site design imagesparkle.com February 27, 2005 Peter Orwa Awour (photo by Todd Frank) Peter Orwa Awour was born in a small Western Kenyan village on the shores of Lake Victoria. Naturally, while growing up he formed a deep love for the nature, wildlife, and culture of his country. After working as a prison officer and boxing for the Kenyan Prison team, Mr. Orwa joined the Trans African Cultural Group in order to share the riches of Kenya with the world. He made his first trip to Japan on a cultural exchange and his life was changed forever. Peter Band member Eric Mwangi Wakanyi (photo by Todd Frank) He immediately felt a connection with the culture and music of Japan, and began to learn more, including the language, which he now speaks fluently. During his five year stay in Japan in the late 1970s, he reached the rank of first middleweight contender under the Japan Boxing Commission, made numerous television appearances, and even recorded a hit television theme song. He returned to Kenya in 1980 and founded his first tour company, catering to Japanese tourists to Kenya. Today, Mr. Orwa runs

95. Kenyan-Polish Forum Kenyan culture weekend in Shopping Center “Wola Park” Additional attractionof Kenyan’s culture Weekend were contests with attracitive rewards, http://www.kenya.com.pl/en/pro_kwip.html

PROJECTS Kenya Week in Poland Days of Poland in Kenya In the kingdom of Simba The second edition of Kenya Week in Poland ... The Freedom from AIDS run The project "Kenya Week in Poland" 4- 10 October 2004 Kenya week, was first event that promoted Kenya as a country atractive culturally, turistically and industrially in Poland. Whole project contained following events: · Kenyan products and services trades in Shopping Center 'Wola Park' · Kenyan culture weekend in Shopping Center 'Wola Park' · Tourist workshops leaded by Kenya Tourist Board · Media Breakfast- Kenya Tourist Board and polish media representatives meeting · Kenya Night- grand banquete in hotel Jan III Sobieski Minister of Comerse and Industry, Mr. Mukhisa Kituyi and Ambassador of Kenya in Italy, accredited on Poland, Bruce Madete were honorary guests. Kenya Week honor patronage was taken by Ministry of Foregin Affairs in Poland Republic. Sponsors: - Orbis Travel - Siemens - Hotel Jan III Sobieski - World of Teddy Bero - Fotojoker - Kenya Breveries - Sun'n Sadn Beach Resort - Bahari Beach Hotel Cooperation: - KPF - Kenya Tourist Board - Export Promotion Council - Shopping Centre 'Wola Park' Media Patronage: - Portal Pascal.onet.pl

96. Kenyan-Polish Forum It s main objective is to promote kenyan culture, as well as tourism and economy.The 2nd kenya Week will involve following events http://www.kenya.com.pl/en/news_11.html

NEWS '2ND Kenya Week' Project 19-25 September 2005 2nd Kenya Week in Poland is, in a way, continuation of last year's event (Kenya Week in Poland). It's main objective is to promote Kenyan culture, as well as tourism and economy. The 2nd Kenya Week will involve following events: Trade fairs of Kenyan handicraft in Wola Park Shopping Mall Weekend of Kenyan culture in Wola Park Shopping Mall Kenya on TT Warsaw fairs Tourism workshops led by Kenya Tourist Board Investment conference in Polish Chamber of Commerce Participation of Kenyan runners in Warsaw Marathon Week of Kenyan cuisine in one of Warsaw hotels Press conference in elephant house in ZOO Honorary guest will Mr Abdishakur Hussein, 1st Secretary of Kenyan Embassy in Roma Mr Maina, Acting Head of Kenyan Embassy The aim of our efforts is also to make 2nd Kenyan Week (as it was last year) an event under honorary patronage of Ministry of Forreign Affairs RP. Co-organizers: Kenyan-Polish Forum Kenya Tourist Board Investment Promotion Centre Polish Chamber of Commerce Wola Park Shopping Mall LOGIN PANEL user: password:

97. Farming, Sanitation, And Nutrition In Kenya One difference between American and Kenyan culture is the sense of time. Listen tohow an American health professional struggled with the Kenyan sense of http://www.arches.uga.edu/~haneydaw/twwh/kenya.html

Third World Women's Health Main Page Health Issues Effects of the West Take Action ... Underlying Factors in Women's Health Farming, Sanitation, and Nutrition in Kenya This interview is with an American health student who worked in Kenya with women farmers. She worked for a summer with women in the rural suburbs of Kenya, who are more Westernized than women in more remote rural areas. She worked with two non-governmental organizations (NGO's): Life Water International and Farming Systems Kenya. She also worked at a local hospital with a clinical nutritionist. In Kenya, women are the farmers, as well as the mothers, caretakers, and salespeople: Women in Kenya wear a lot of hats. In fact, they wear pretty much all the hats that can be worn. They are the mothers, the sole people that are going to be taking care of their children. They are the farmers, they are the ones that are in the marketplace. Often they are the ones that are handling much of the financial situations even, although they don't necessarily have control over it, they are asked to handle it. Pretty much any area of life, the needs of the family or an individual, a woman would have to handle or balance. Health Problems: Sanitation and Nutrition As farmers and caregivers, women in Kenya have control over nutrition, through water gathering, cooking, and crop choice.

98. Choosing An Essay Topic You must narrow it to something like Politics in kenya or kenya s culture. Once you have determined that your topic will be suitable, you can move on. http://members.tripod.com/~lklivingston/essay/topic.html

Home Topic Outline Thesis Body Introduction ... Links Choose a Topic for Your Essay Topic is Assigned Topic is Not Assigned Topic Has Been Assigned You may have no choice as to your topic. If this is the case, you still may not be ready to jump to the next step. Think about the type of paper you are expected to produce. Should it be a general overview, or a specific analysis of the topic? If it should be an overview, then you are probably ready to move to the next step. If it should be a specific analysis, make sure your topic is fairly specific. If it is too general, you must choose a narrower subtopic to discuss. For example, the topic "KENYA" is a general one. If your objective is to write an overview, this topic is suitable. If your objective is to write a specific analysis, this topic is too general. You must narrow it to something like "Politics in Kenya" or "Kenya's Culture." Once you have determined that your topic will be suitable, you can move on. Go on to the next step. Return to the essay home page. Topic Has Not Been Assigned If you have not been assigned a topic, then the whole world lies before you. Sometimes that seems to make the task of starting even more intimidating. Actually, this means that you are free to choose a topic of interest to you, which will often make your essay a stronger one.

99. Population And Health InfoShare Building A Net Culture In Kenya Sharing Knowledge to Improve Public Health Worldwide. http://www.phishare.org/documents/PSI/2623/

@import url(/styles.css); /*IE and NN6x styles*/ Home Documents Contributing Partners About Us ... My BookBag : Documents Building a Net Culture in Kenya Author: InfoShare Partner: Population Services International Publication Date: November 2004 Type of Document: Article/Report/Paper Topics: Behavior change interventions, Infectious diseases, other Region: Sub-Saharan Africa, Kenya Language: English Additional information: Number of Pages: File Size: 304 KB File Format: Adobe Acrobat (PDF) To read PDF files, you must have Acrobat Reader installed. Visit Adobe's web site to get a free copy of Acrobat Reader. [download here] Download Document Now E-mail document to me Add to BookBag ... See other documents from Population Services International Insecticide-Treated Nets in Kenya Save Lives In Kenya, Population Services International's (PSI) malaria prevention project has averted an estimated 16,000 child deaths in less than three years through provision of insecticide-treated mosquito nets (ITNs). PSI/Kenya's intensive five-year effort and creative communications campaigns have put it on track to achieve the Roll Back Malaria target of 60% ITN coverage of pregnant women and children under five by 2005. Household ownership of nets increased from 22% in 2000 to 31% in 2003, and awareness of ITNs as an effective malaria prevention strategy increased from 3% in 2001 to 44% in 2003. Get E-mail Digests Receive a customized monthly update on newly added documents.

100. DSM Research And Training Experience of the Medical Profession in Nairobi, kenya. culture, Medicine andPsychiatry Caring for Patients with HIV and Physician Burnout in kenya http://www.hms.harvard.edu/dsm/WorkFiles/html/research/biomedicine/biomedicineRe

Courses and Seminars Research Lecture series Culture, Medicine and Psychiatry ... Publications and Abstracts Cultural Studies of Biomedicine Research Selected Projects Pharmaceutical Reason: Subject and Psychotrope in Buenos Aires I want to be Normal Again: Pediatric Cancer Survivor Identities and the Influence of Ethnicity and Social Class HIV, Disease Plague, Demoralization and "Burnout": Resident Experience of the Medical Profession in Nairobi, Kenya. Culture, Medicine and Psychiatry Pediatric Oncology, International Protocols, and Medical Competence in Indonesia Research: Selected Projects Clinical Narratives and Worlds of Oncology Initial Funding: Nathan Cummings Foundation PI: Mary-Jo DelVecchio Good Comparative Perspectives on Biomedicine Clinical Realities and Moral Dilemmas in East Africa Initial Funding: Carnegie Corporation DSM faculty and Carnegie Fellows Comparative Perspectives on Biomedicine and Biotechnology in Indonesia Initial Funding: Fulbright PI: Mary-Jo DelVecchio Good The Impact of Patient Death on Physicians in Internal Medicine at Academic Medical Centers: 1998-2002 Initial Funding: Cummings Foundation PI's: Susan Block, M.D. HMS and DFCI, Partners; Robert Arnold, M.D. University of Pittsburgh

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