Kenya's third county, Kwale, was once home to one of the ancient bustling cities that we now know as the Gede Ruins.  

Read the Kilifi story on http://bit.ly/Kilifi 

Photo By: Sammy Njoroge
Narrated By: Kevin Mwachiro

#KeSafari - Kilifi

Tana River County is a magnificent county of desert, grassland and forest – and is home to one of Kenya’s most magnificent water systems. 

Read the Tana River story on http://bit.ly/TanaRiver
 
Photo By: Grace Muhoro
Narrated By: mwihaki M.

#KeSafari - Tana River

Kenya's final coastal county is Lamu. The place of donkeys, islands and culture.

Read the Lamu story on http://bit.ly/LamuLamu 
 
Photo By: Marie Ainomugisha
Narrated By: Martie Mtange

#KeSafari - Lamu

In a section of the north of Kenya is Garissa county, one of the fastest-growing urban areas. It is an adventurer's paradise, thanks to attractions like Bour-Algi Giraffe Sanctuary, Rahole National Reserve and Boni National Reserve.

Read the Garissa story on: http://bit.ly/GarissaKE 

Photo By: Edgar Omondi
Narrated By: Natalie Sifuma

#KeSafari - Garissa

Wajir is one of the oldest towns in Kenya, dating back to the Second World War when there was an invasion by the Italian army. Today, this county is one of Kenya's most sparsely-populated, but with a compelling story to its name.

Read the story on Wajir on: http://bit.ly/WajirKE

Photo By: Fardosa Hussein
Narrated By: Eugene Muthumbi

#KeSafari - Wajir

Isiolo County is home to Shaba National Reserve, the Ewaso Nyiro River and Archer's Post - a nondescript point that lets travelers know they have arrived Isiolo County.

Read the story on: www.paukwa.or.ke/isiolo

Photo By: mwihaki M.
Narrated By: Mumbua Kemama

#KeSafari - Isiolo

Meru is the county that hosts Ngare Ndare Forest, the largest section of Mt. Kenya and the vibrant Meru Town - the county seat. A lot to learn from this episode that may trigger a trip to county 12

Read the story on www.paukwa.or.ke/meru

Photo By: Gurveer Sira
Narrated By: Natalie Sifuma

#KeSafari - Meru

Tharaka Nithi was once a part of the former Meru district but is now an independent county with a suave double barrel name. Presently known for its educational institutions, this is Kenya's county 13 of 47

Read the county story on: https://www.paukwa.or.ke/tharaka-nithi/

Photo By: Mwangi Kirubi
Narrated By: Evans Kosgei

#KeSafari - Tharaka Nithi

Kitui means the place where iron goods are made! And truly, this is the county where we find lots; such as The famous Nzambani Rock, Yatta Plateau and the 2017 Ndengu Revolution. Have a listen and plan your next trip to county 15

Photo By: Kevin Gitonga
Narrated By: Natalie Sifuma

Read the full story of Kitui county here: http://bit.ly/KituiKES

#KeSafari - Kitui

Machakos County is legendary!
In this county you will find the most unique of tales and facts; ones ideal for lovers of stories.

In this episode we tell an ancient swahili tale. So.... Paukwa?

Photo By: One Touch Live
Narrated By: Kevin Mwachiro

#KeSafari - Machakos

Makueni is known for Sultan Hamud, Makindu Temple but more recently for its endless produce of mangoes - yummm! Listen to its history that dates back to the late 19th century to its present.

Photo By: Grace Muhoro
Narrated By: Aleya Kassam

#KeSafari - Makueni

Nyandarua is seasoned with hidden gems as well as fertile soil.
For starters, this is the Kenyan home of cabbages! Yes, cabbages - but also lots of other vegetables however cabbages prevail here.

Also, Lake Ol Bollosat calls county 18 home. It is known as the little lake that hosts magnificent bird life.

Photo By: Josiah Gachanja
Narrated By: Natalie Sifuma

#KeSafari - Nyandarua

Nyeri has many tales to its name. All you have to do is travel north and talk to the people of the county. On this episode, we tell you the story of Nyeri via reference to the locals.

Photo and Narration by Mwihaki.

#KeSafari - Nyeri

There's one thing Kirinyaga is known for - excitement! This county is one of the best places to bungee jump or for water rafting. Basically a unique haven for anyone looking to explore the outdoors and have heart stopping thrills.

Read the Kirinyaga story: https://www.paukwa.or.ke/kirinyaga/

Photo by: Hagerious Photographie

#KeSafari - Kirinyaga County

Stories are carried on for generations. Here's one of the legendary Gikuyu and Mumbi, their nine daughters and basically, what to expect in county 21 - MURANG'A

Photo by: Wamiti Sonharry
Voiced by: Phyllis Njoki  - a Kenyan professional fascinated by Kenya's intricate past and excited to be part of its fantastic future. 

Read the Murang'a story: https://www.paukwa.or.ke/muranga/

#KeSafari - Murang'a County

From the famous Bata shoe industries to the Bidco plant to the genesis of Chief Waiyaki wa Hinga, there is never a dull moment in county 022 aka Kiambu.

This thriving county is growing as a residential area with more Nairobi workers seeking houses in Kiambu town, Ruiru, Thika and Limuru.

Photo By: Brian Karuiru
Narrated By: Edwin Kimani Chege

#KeSafari - Kiambu

Did you know that Lake Turkana is a fishing ground for fishermen of the area? Besides its magical nature, this is Kenya's second largest lake.

In Turkana, you will find the Christ the Redeemer statue - making this place a pilgrimage site for many Catholic faithful.

Photo By: Job Njiru
Narrated By: Natalie Sifuma

#KeSafari - Turkana

The Samburu National Reserve is a small park but known for the #Samburu5. Can you name them?

The Samburu tribe are similar but also different from the Maa. They have a distinct language, and even their dressing is slightly different.
Welcome to Samburu county - the sun-kissed area with lots going on.

This episode has been narrated by Tim Ogallo

#KeSafari - Samburu

If you've looked at or studied Kenya's history, then you know a thing or two about the Kapenguria Six. It was in this county, in 1952, where the six men were detained by the colonial government.

Listen to this episode and know more about our magical as well as historical, and impressive nation.
The episode has been narrated by Natalie S.

#KeSafari - West Pokot

You know the saying "He was running like a Kenyan"? Well, we owe this growingly recognized similie to this county where we find Iten - the home of champions. This county sits in the former Rift Valley Province, and has its hidden gems and amazing landscape. Press Play.

Narrated by: Kimani Chege

#KeSafari - Elgeyo Marakwet

Welcome to Nandi. The place best remembered for Nandi Oorgoiyot, Koitalel arap Samoei - the Nandi leader who fiercely fought off the British invasion on Nandi land.
This episode takes us back in time.... history buffs, feel free to take notes

#KeSafari - Nandi

In this county once hailed a Luo legend. He was named Luanda Magere and his prowess as a warrior who could not be defeated came to be known.
Heard the story? Here it is.

Narrated by Salome Ayugi
Photo by Kevin Gitonga

#KeSafari - Kisumu

Migori is known for the stone structured wall that has stood for hundreds of years. Do you know the people that built this heritage site? Hmmmmm, 
Then perhaps you've had of the island fought over by Uganda and Kenya? It certainly belongs to +254
Find out about Migori on this episode.

#KeSafaris - Migori

On this week's episode, join us in the land of a million flamingos - Baringo County. Here you'll find daring divers and wildlife, both vividly colorful and dangerous. In County 30, green pastures, desert lands, gorges, ravines, and rivers await you.

This episode has been narrated by Mwihaki M.

#KeSafari - Baringo

In Kenya, we resonate different communities with traits or food. The peeps of Kakamega are known for their love (and we mean love) for chicken.
More so, Kakamega county hosts the Kakamega National Forest but is also traditional in a sense. Learn about this county in the west.

Episode narrated by Natalie S.

#KeSafari - Kakamega

On this episode, join us in the booming county of Kajiado. After a hike up one of the county's many hills, explore the pink lake within the county's borders. From its wide open spaces to the picturesque ridges that adorn it, Kajiado will draw you in with sunsets to take your breath away.  

This episode has been narrated by Gracia O.

#KeSafari - Kajiado

#KeSafari - Vihiga County

#KeSafari - Bungoma County

Busia is a county full of wonders. It’s mapped as County 40 and, beyond the unlimited supply of Lake Victoria fish, this county is known for an annual boat festival that brings people together from far and wide. Perhaps this episode will give you the right feel of what to expect in Busia.

The episode has been narrated by Gracia O.

#KeSafari - Busia

Siaya County is a land of rich heritage. From the many decades of deep dedication to education and the sites named after Kenyan historical figures, it draws us to our glorious past. Did you know County 41 has the longest coastline along Lake Victoria? Discover much more on this episode.

This episode has been narrated by Natalie S.

#KeSafari - Siaya

Homabay is a land of tales, and we can’t shy away from a good story.
County 42 is home to Rusinga Island and Kendu Bay, but what’s most fascinating is the story that comes from this county. 

The episode has been narrated by Mwihaki M. and Ayanna G.

#KeSafari - Homabay

Soapstone artifacts are in our homes and offices, but did you know that most of these works of art are made  in County 45? With its fertile landscape, the agricultural produce overflows from the food-basket that is Kisii. Its hills have long been inhabited by warriors and poets. Explore Kisii County with us on this episode.

This episode has been narrated by Mwihaki M.

#KeSafari - Kisii

Even through the dark times of colonial rule, the people of Nyamira rose up, bold and defiant in the face of injustice. Their stories live on in this episode. Listen to the tales that abound in the stunning area that is Nyamira County.

This episode has been narrated by Mwihaki M.

#KeSafari - Nyamira

We wind up the first season of the #KeSafari with Kenya’s capital. Nairobi is the heart of activity in Kenya and has been the hub of historical events, trade and human connection for decades. Essentially, it’s a city that never sleeps. Enjoy Nairobi as narrated by Gracia O.

#KeSafari - Nairobi

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