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Articles related to "Rift Valley"
Rift Valley Fever Illness and deaths associated with Rift Valley fever have been reported in Kenya, Somalia and Tanzania. rvf • rift valley • fever • mosquito • disease
Central Rift Valley, Kenya, The Rift Valley is one of East Africa's most beautiful and exciting areas. It is Kenya's largest province and home to hardworking people and plenty of wildlife! tourist sites in kenya • the central rift valley • lake naivasha • gilgil • the old road to nyahururu
In Search of Elephants - An African Safari (Part 4) The fourth leg of an African journey takes you to Lake Nakuru in the Great Rift Valley of Kenya. lake nakuru • great rift valley • flamingoes • white pelicans • kenya
My Own Private Brigadoon A piece about a night I spent in a remote Ethiopian village. As darkness fell, I was stranded on the side of the road in the Simien mountains giving up hope of a comfy night, but then like Brigadoon, a village appeared out of nowhere. ethiopia • simien • mountains • rift valley • tigray
The Carbonate Volcano of Africa The vast majority of volcanoes erupt silica based magma, but this African volcano erupts magma that is carbonate based, making it very unique. oldoinyo lengai volcano • east african rift vally • carbonate magma • carbonatite • mid-continent rift
Care and Breeding of the Rusty Cichlid This peaceful African cichlid is a pleasure to observe in a freshwater aquarium because of its playful nature. rusty cichlid care breeding • fish lake malawi africa • rusty cichlid iodotropheus sprengerae • mbuna cichlids • lake malawi great lakes rift valley africa
Children's Books Lead to Interest in African History Personal connections--sometimes through literary protagonists we care about--may be the best way to introduce children to Africa. african history • children • children's literature • african children's literature • ibby
Kenya: A Country in Darkness The Kenya Power and Lighting Company announced a power rationing programme that will see residents go without power for three days a week. kenya • forest • politicians • government • mau
Election Sparks Violence in Kenya Disputed December 27, 2007 election has divided Kenya along tribal lines, resulting in violence, rioting and death in the Rift Valley and in Kenya's capital, Nairobi. kenya election december 27 2007 fraud • nairobi kenya january 2008 • president mwai kibaki • opposition leader raila odinga • 300 50 dead in church fire
A History of the People of Kenya Kenya, as a land has been referred to as the cradle of humankind with many fossils that point out that it may have been home to early man being discovered. kenya history • kenya languages • kenya bantus • kenya cushites • kenya nilotes
Kenyans Face Starvation Around 10 million Kenyans are at risk of starvation even after the government launched an ambitious Ksh. 24 billion Relief Plan to aid famine victims. famine • starvation • kenya • politicians • government
Lake Malawi Lake Malawi is home to the largest flocks of cichlid fish in Africa, popular amongst aquarium owners. It is also a haven for travel weary backpackers. lake malawi • malawi • central african lakes • central africa malawi • cichlid fish
East Africa Safaris Offer More Than Wildlife East Africa has more than wildllife. Popular add-ons to the traditional East Africa safari are Kilimanjaro, Mt. Kenya, and the Swahili Coast towns of Zanzibar and Lamu. east africa safaris • african safari vacation • what to do in kenya • what to do in tanzania • historic sites in east africa
Ethiopia - Africa's Oldest Nation Vibrant and diverse Addis Ababa is the capital of Ethiopia, Africa's oldest nation, where ancient historical traditions have been preserved in remarkable ways. ethiopia addis ababa • africa • tourism travel • horn of africa • aksum axum
When the Mississippi Ran Backwards Feldman's book not only describes the geological upheaval of the New Madrid earthquakes in vivid detail, but also the political and social aftershocks. when the mississippi ran backwards • jay feldman • new madrid earthquakes • strike slip fault • thrust fault
Malawi National Parks and Safaris Visitors to Malawi are welcomed with outstanding hospitality by locals. Lake Malawi is one of Africa's largest lakes with snorkeling, diving and good game viewing tours. african safaris and tours to malawi • lake malawi diving • tours to malawi • africa travel to malawi • safari africa malawi
International Business Travel Checklist Get tried-and-true tips for creating an international business travel checklist. Packing and planning for an overseas trip is simplified with some helpful guidelines. international business travel checklist • overseas travel packing tips • international packing tips • international business trip planning • plan for overseas trip
Lesser Flamingo – Pink Wader The Lesser Flamingo inhabits coastal and inland wetlands in sub-Saharan Africa and Asia. It's breeding and feeding habits are unusual and interesting. lesser flamingo phoenicopterus minor • pink feeding breeding threats • range wetland africa asia • migration chick juvenile • wader food nesting filter
Masai - The Shepherds of East Africa The Masai are a Pastoral people of East Africa. They are cattle herders. This article outlines their social life briefly touching their encounter with European and their present condition masai • pastoral • africa • blood • tribe
Prehistoric Liechtenstein Liechtenstein's history of settlement goes back to at least 5000 BC. liechtenstein • prehistoric • rhine • alps • mauren
Review – Roald Dahl's Autobiography Going Solo British author Roald Dahl-best known for Charlie and the Chocolate Factory-tells his story of service in the RAF during World War II in a highly readable memoir. book review • roald dahl's going solo • autobiography • memoir • charlie and the chocolate factory
Tanzanite Gem rarer than Diamonds Discovered in the 1960's, tanzanite has been called "the gemstone of the 20th Century." tanzanite • diamonds • africa • gemstones • debeers
The Role of Water in Middle Eastern Politics Recent pollution of the Yarmouk River with oil waste and sewage has again brought the problem of chronic water shortage in the Middle East into sharp focus. role of water in middle eastern politics • jordan river • pollution in yarmouk river • water politics • hashemite kingdom of jordan
Toxoplasmosis – Parasitic Disease Toxoplasma gondii, a tissue and intestinal parasite of cats, is a tissue parasite of humans and other animals. Infection causes various types of disease. toxoplasma gondii • toxoplasmosis symptoms • toxoplasmosis during pregnancy • t. gondii • parasite of cats
What is River Blindness? River blindness is caused by a parasitic worm that lives under the skin - blindness is just one of the symptoms of this devastating human parasite. what is river blindness • river blindness • parasite • human parasites • parasitic disease
Why Africa's Lake Assal is the Saltiest on Earth Lake Assal is placed within a unique area known as the Afar Triangle within Eastern Africa. But its water's extreme salinity is only part of its peculiarities. all about lake assal • saltiest lake on earth • world’s saltiest lake • world's most saline lake • world’s most saline water
Yellow Fever Yellow fever is caused by a virus transmitted by the bite of a mosquito during a blood meal. The disease may be mild or severe resulting in death in 5-70% of those infect yellow fever • mosquito • infection • africa • america
Chikungunya Chikungunya is viral fever caused by an alphavirus. Chikungunya is spread by the bite of Aedes and Culex mosquitoes. chikungunya • arbovirus • fever • dengue • mosquito
Ethiopia Travel and History Ethiopia is a land of contrasts and extremes with some of the most beautiful mountains and scenery on the African Continent. ethiopia travel • ethiopian history and culture • travel to ethiopia • mountains in ethiopia • deserts in ethiopia
Highlights for Adventure Travel in Uganda An adventure travel tour in Uganda combines the traditional East African safari with wild adventures such as gorilla tracking, Nile rafting, and tropical mountaineering. uganda adventure travel • east african safari • mountain gorrila safaris • chimpanzee safaris • nile whitewater rafiting
Natural Wonders of the World The natural wonders of the world are truly breathtaking. They make us stand in awe and wonder how they ever came to be. Learn some fascinating facts about a few of them. natural wonders of the world • natural wonders • homeschooling unit studies • grand canyon • crater lake
El Nino Round The Corner A glimmer of hope is on the horizon for Kenyans as the long drought that had faced the country is about to come to an end as predicted by the Meteorological Department. el nino • kenya • meterological • department • kisumu
The Olduvai Gorge A 30-mile long ravine in northern Tanzania, the Olduvai Gorge (or the Oldupai Gorge) is the key to the study of the hominids of prehistory. the olduvai gorge • tanzania's cradle of mankind • the cradle of mankind • the oldupai gorge • olduvai hominid remains |
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