Great Rift Valley



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Kitengela Glass, glass blowing studio outside of Nairobi





Some pieces

Highway A2



Foot bridge erection at safari park area

NAIROBI IS REALLY A BEAUTIFUL PLACE TO BE

Piro4rl: NAIROBI IS REALLY A BEAUTIFUL PLACE TO BE

Thanks.

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March 31, 1950. The day Nairobi became a city.









Nairobi in the 1950's: Maasai warriors marching through Hardinge street (Kimathi street today).

Kenyatta Avenue in 1932





1934


1943

Thos pics are beautiful,
Thnx galivant 4 takng us down the memory lane of nairobi.

@gallivant
you are an angel. we are really proud of you for doing kenya proud. those guys at the kenya tourist board should know that an ex officio member is on nairaland. we can petition the tourism ministry to consider your positive atributes to promote the kenyan tourism potential.

Thanks guys.Ptition those clowns please i dont mind an extra paycheck.

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Kenya Comercial Bank HQs in Upperhill



Update.View from Strathmore..







View from downtown Nairobi(the building with a crane in the background)

I lived in Mombasa and worked for the Mombasa Times for some years. Then my parents moved to Nairobi and I worked for the East African Newspapers (Nation Series) until 1967. We then emigrated to the UK. Nairobi was not too bad while we lived there. Unfortunately in recent years it has become a real slum. The roads are full of potholes and many people are still living in poverty. I don't know where all those photographs displayed here are from. It does not represent Nairobi in any form.

Mamabingo