African traveler I have been watching your videos silently since you started , you are doing a very great service to Kenya, you are one of the few you tuber's worth watching.You have earned my subscription and i am a tough nut to crack. I will let all the ads run because you truly deserve every penny you earn from this chanel.
As a Zimbabwean, we also have the Black and Green Mamba snakes both very deadly. Growing up we were always cautious around fruit trees because the birds attracted the snakes. Interesting facts about the rainforest Kenya is so beautiful Thanks again 🙏❤️
Would love to invest and live in Zimbabwe, most likely in East mashonaland land, in rural marondera, kwekwe or ngweru. Maybe even in mutare. Beautiful country, only if the west stop their sanctions on zim economy. So much love for Zimbabwe from this somali brother. Pray God prevail on these evil western powers conspiring against a wonderful African country.
@@sevenscounty409 Zim is a great place to invest and live, have you looked at the requirements to do so? The sanctions you mentioned were placed on corrupt individuals not the country. Right now the military is in charge (behind the scenes) thats why the economy is so bad. Zim must be the only country in the world without a proper currency, freedom of speech and free and fair elections. People now are very tired of the current situation.
Now you are talking. Well done African Traveller you heeded my call hwen I requested for a drive through the town in your previous drone footage. This is the best that could be done. Continue telling the African story the African way......
I just light up my blunt and watch your clips just to feel good being virtually driven around!..BEAUTIFUL KENYA!..The hustle gone pay ONE DAY Mr. African Traveller..Awesome stuff!
I live in Europe but i’m a luhya from Kakamega and watching this man does it make me home sick. I tell you all no matter where you go Home is always best. God damn I love my country 😩😩😭🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
Surprised to see Mama Watoto supermarket still stands,my all time favourite shopping supermarket while in Kachmega...thank you @AfricanTraveller,great content on our screen♥️♥️♥️💯
Looks like Watu wa western are in tune with their environment and take great pride In it not too much developments but the landscape and cleanliness is amazing past Nakuru things start to get funky cartel territory!
oparanya has done real work for my home city , its time we have more government backed infrastructure. now that you are in western you could visit kitale not forgetting kisii .
Your videos are reminding me how much I have crisscrossed Kenya because I have visited all these towns. Naivasha, Nakuru, Bomet, Kericho, Kisii, Homabay, Kisumu, Bondo, Busia, Mumias, Kakamega, Webuye, Kitale, Eldoret, Nairobi, Nyeri, Meru, Machakos, Mombasa...This channel is so amazing.
I'm becoming increasingly impressed by the cleanliness and order of towns and cities in the western part of the country. Our muranga , mombasa and nyeri counterparts can learn a thing or two about order from these parts of the country.
The Greater Western Region from Kisumu, Eldoret, Kakamega to Kisii is very much developed compared to the central & eastern regions. The western Region has huge hospitals, Airports, universities, lake Ports, great road infrastructure, excess food & Water but the government barely supports these western economies. They import cheap Chinese goods instead.
@@Leonmuigz we are undeveloped and yet these people move around saying how rich central is. Nyeri is a whole mess, small and dirty same to Muranga karatina etc
@@melvinwafula6379 Central region shida Yao guys rarely move out and travel, so they don't know how behind they're lagging. They still have the colonial mentality that other regions are poorer little do they know walipitwa kitambo.
I'm not amazed but I am very pleased that African municipalities are taking order and hygiene seriously. Even Nigeria (not known for it's cleanliness or order) has a few cities that are trying to clean themselves up. I hope the drive for order and cleanliness spreads. I just noticed you don't have people running along the roads selling goods or even roadside vendors. Kenyans must be living fine in this town.
When I was a kid growing in 60s this was a village of few shops and houses, can't believe how much Kenya has changed. Good changes I hope I like to visit. Lots of love from UK. 😄👍💕
My friend South Africa is almost built as USA and even making comparison doesn't sound right! Kenya has to fix corruption, tribalism and classism before we can even begin to mention us in one sentence with SA 🤷♂️
@@tafari988 Built by who? that is the question. By the time British left Kenya, she was no where near what we are are today, however i agree corruption, tribalism has been hindrance, but SA without whites and their supports in WEST, could not be where it is today. Big difference.
Kakamega Ingo. Grew up in this town. Lots and lots of memories. Bindu vichechanga, the town looks good and so developed. Wow, it's looking good and green. Thanks for A.T for doing Kakamega. Sasa natuma Salamu🤣🤣
What? Kachmega has really surprised me...I guess we should now be taking road trips to explore our beautiful country. Requesting next...Kerio Valley area and West Pokot.
Great Town with potential of expansion and growth. Youths needs to be encouraged to leave Nairobi and come to these upcountry towns where life is descent and affordable than slums in Nairobi where life full of struggles. Due to Covid-19 many have been forced relocate upcountry and many are doing great vowing never to go back in Nairobi again. This was the vision for devolution. So Mulembe nation, Abroad and at home, start putting in some work. You have a beautiful vast land waiting for your input. Its time now to shed off that untrue tag of "cooks."
I am one of the people that left the city. Life upcountry is beautiful and worthwhile. Youths should consider relocating. There are immense opportunities out here. Next we need to embrace production/manufacturing, that way we'll elevate Kenya to high income.
I love what you're doing. Your work is on point and I do watch all your posts on time. This was a good thought. It makes us remember and miss home especially WE who live far from home Kenya. When are u doing the Kisii one?
i love your channel and i am a subscriber kindly when doing your road trips also include institution especially high schools on the route. like along kakamega - kisumu road show us Chavakali high school entrace or junction depending on the distance from the main road.it helps to know for new parents going to that school or any other. But show academic giants only.
It ix super amazing watching straight from Santa Monica's California USA. .Thank You for the share. I subbed because of your music beats really touched. .I also love your Vlogs Awesomeness lot's of love and hugs brother worth it
When we worked in Kenya 22 years ago, we went for a weekend to Kakamega, and stayed in a camping lodge. A guide took us for a walk in the forest . It was very dense . He showed us a fig creeper , which does not grow as a tree , bur grows round another tree until the host tree rots inside ,and there is nothing left of the host tree -Just a hollow fig tree. The fogs were quite sweet. The guide explained how this forest had once stretched right across Africa to Guinea and Nigeria but now Kakamega forest is an isolated portion He also warned us that walking around without a guide is dangerous --one can easily get lost . I am really enjoying the items about Kenya.The country may not be completely free of corruption , but their Government is much better than the corrupt ANC Government in South Africa.I have seen a Green Mamba twice Once in Nakuru Park and once in Intrepids Lodge in the Samburu National Reserve . It got onto the raised outdoor eating area , where we were eating , slithered across towards us , and thankfully disappeared down a crack in the decking. The waiters all fled and came back once the snake had gone One of the tour guides on the bush walk had been to university in England , but had come back to samburu to work to improve his village 's life. He as made his village into a place for tourists to visit to hear about his culture. He had been able to marry his sweetheart , and had persuaded the village chief not to make her into the 4th wife of an older man. He brought a group of young warriors (youths from 14 to 25) to the Lodge and they did their jumping dance for us I count it a real privilege to have been able to live and work in Kenya for 2 years-- the length of contracts at the school , although some people signed on again and did 4 years.
I know some are amazed by the melody of the music and don't know who sang the song or the name of the song, here is the beautiful song name and the person who sang it, hasira za nini wee bwana by les wanyika😜😜😜😜, the second one is itawezekana aje by them mushrooms
It's called Devolution. Every County has it's own government. The system doesn't need the president to do all the development works. The governors sort themselves out & work as presidents in the counties they got elected in. In Kenya the governors vote is more important than the president because they are the engines of development.
@@nairobinyeusi5811 That's great! I wish we could have the same system...here in Tanzania, the central Government collects all revenues from local governments then it distributes equally among all
@@peternassari7634 In Kenya it's all about equity not equality. The Counties with bigger populations & land mass get more funds. Devolution is good but it attracts serious Corruption if the people don't keep the leaders on toes. With Devolution development isn't a favour, its a Must. Every leader must explain what he does with the funds he gets, the most corrupt counties can also be short listed. The Best performing counties are usually the least corrupt. Currently In Kenya the best performing counties are Machakos, Kakamega, Kisumu & Kwale. Nairobi is the Most Corrupt, that's why the governor Sonko was kicked out and arrested.
@@peternassari7634 Devolution can work perfectly in Tanzania because corruption there is very Low. Those regions can be made counties & run themselves without the national government. With Devolution every single part of the country develops because the government is closer to the people. You don't have to go and see the president because the Governors are your presidents & they are based in your counties not the capital city. Only the president sits in the capital city. If you need roads, electricity or water you just tell the governor & he delivers. If he doesn't you impeach him & elect another one.
i think the nairobi county governorship should be reserved by law for the best 3 performing governors in kenya , who have finished their second term . kibwana , mutua and oparanya should vie and let the electorate decide. its the only way to get the best governor for the job.
I grew up in Kakamega and haven't been there since 2009. Am surprised there are no new buildings, but the roads are wider now but no space for cyclists.
I enjoyed the video. I haven't yet had the chance to travel to Kakamega. It looks much bigger and more modern than I would have imagined. I enjoyed the music too.
I like the way you show your videos it is very inspiring to see and when you highlights the areas on your video leave it up for a little longer for those of us who speak English only to read it leave the music in the videos those of us here in the u.s., Trinidad, Jamaica so we can see and try to pronounce them I would like to visit one day went covid-19 is over or we have a vaccine show some of the nice restaurants and eating areas that you have so we can enjoy as a family and some of the Delicacies that we can try when we visit the country if you can adding more African music For us to enjoy the older one
Kenya is gem of a country. With love from 🇿🇼
Kenya and our brothers from Zim is similar.
Thank you Zimbabwe
Been planning to relocate to Zimbabwe. I loove your country so much.
The British said its her beutiful Counrty they did not want to live it that to second war they dint have money to defend their territory
We love u Zimbabweans brothers and sisters
The idea to put that type of background music is priceless. 👊💯. It brings memories and you know wat you doing.
Glad to do that.
Exactly
Anyone here from the Eighties?
Hapo u knew what u were doing,nostalgic I miss home Kakamega❤❤
Kakamega.....Kisumu....Nakuru....Kisii....Kenya......such beautiful names.....such beautiful places.....such a beautiful country.
We are indeed blessed.
Exactly
@Mchafuzi wa Mapozi Yes. Eldoret too.
Kiambu....Kericho....Koibatek....Kabarnet... Lol I never realized Kenya has many towns starting with K
@@David_Owsnett Been to Kericho the green town? it's heaven 😍
African traveler I have been watching your videos silently since you started , you are doing a very great service to Kenya, you are one of the few you tuber's worth watching.You have earned my subscription and i am a tough nut to crack. I will let all the ads run because you truly deserve every penny you earn from this chanel.
I also dont skip his ads. His content is amazing
Really appreciate 🙏🙏🙏, thank you.
I also bumbed in this vedeo and it is worth..Kudos!
Yes he should. And mustbe paid by our Gava alawayz showing our beutiful country some lazy media cant do that even Ministry of Tourism +44
@@mstevens832 😂😂😂😂 that's true.i also try as well. Kenya is magnificent
As a Zimbabwean, we also have the Black and Green Mamba snakes both very deadly.
Growing up we were always cautious around fruit trees because the birds attracted the snakes.
Interesting facts about the rainforest Kenya is so beautiful Thanks again 🙏❤️
Would love to invest and live in Zimbabwe, most likely in East mashonaland land, in rural marondera, kwekwe or ngweru. Maybe even in mutare. Beautiful country, only if the west stop their sanctions on zim economy. So much love for Zimbabwe from this somali brother. Pray God prevail on these evil western powers conspiring against a wonderful
African country.
@@sevenscounty409
Zim is a great place to invest and live, have you looked at the requirements to do so?
The sanctions you mentioned were placed on corrupt individuals not the country. Right now the military is in charge (behind the scenes) thats why the economy is so bad. Zim must be the only country in the world without a proper currency, freedom of speech and free and fair elections. People now are very tired of the current situation.
Take me Bulawayo can leave Bantu I hear what they say though canr answer
Karibu
Now you are talking. Well done African Traveller you heeded my call hwen I requested for a drive through the town in your previous drone footage. This is the best that could be done. Continue telling the African story the African way......
Huyu mzito anachapa kazi safi sana.
You most welcome, always listening to you.
@@AfrikanTraveller Safe jny on your way from Kericho. The weather though ugh!!!
@@jtome1197 Kweli kaka
My hometown looking glam.
Lucky me!
Loving it to shreds
Thank you.
Kakamega is growing rapidly and soon it will be a big city, thanks to the devolution. Thank you African traveller for your good job
Karibu sana.
The roads look good..and your choice of music is brilliant 👍
Thanks
Good coverage and excellent music
I just light up my blunt and watch your clips just to feel good being virtually driven around!..BEAUTIFUL KENYA!..The hustle gone pay ONE DAY Mr. African Traveller..Awesome stuff!
Thank you, enjoy the blunt.
@@AfrikanTraveller SHUKRAN BROTHER..KARIBU MOMBASA!
@@AfrikanTraveller hehe your sense of humor Mr. Afrikan
Mombasa nitarudi pia.
Ingoo! Kakamega has developed since I was last there , barabara nzuri . .
Kabisa.
Ingo ni ingo
My goodness the roads !!
I can’t wait to visit home. Kk is a city
I live in Europe but i’m a luhya from Kakamega and watching this man does it make me home sick. I tell you all no matter where you go Home is always best. God damn I love my country 😩😩😭🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
Cherera ingo bhane☺☺
@@winnypepela3673 niitsanga 😅
Wow!!! I never knew kakamega is so much developed , it's so underrated, just add a few high rise buildings and BOOM!! It's a city
V true
Really?
It's also a very clean town I wonder who the governor is.
Me too I'm shocked the last I was 2011 was not like this congrats to kakamega people ❤
@@victorndunda2943 Really.
Thanks.kakamega is a hidden treasures... in Kenya for those who want cool places go there.Good work African travellers.
Thanks
My mother's home, ❤️❤️it has really developed from the last time l was there.
Great to hear the town is growing 👌🏾
@@AfrikanTraveller please visit kisii as well. Thanks
7th to like😀🙌🎉🎊 And coming back to Kenya next month😀👍
😂😂😂 Karibu sana nyumbani.
Surprised to see Mama Watoto supermarket still stands,my all time favourite shopping supermarket while in Kachmega...thank you @AfricanTraveller,great content on our screen♥️♥️♥️💯
Looks like Watu wa western are in tune with their environment and take great pride In it not too much developments but the landscape and cleanliness is amazing past Nakuru things start to get funky cartel territory!
oparanya has done real work for my home city , its time we have more government backed infrastructure. now that you are in western you could visit kitale not forgetting kisii .
@William Watitwa.... Unfortunately Kitale looks like a shit hole. VERY SAD.
@@chuindovu sometimes i wonder what kitale would look like if it was oparanya running it.
Love the roads...so much improvement.Can't wait to touch base... Kakamega my hometown ♥️♥️♥️👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Omg sooo many childhood memories, can't wait to go back to kakamega in winter ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Your videos are reminding me how much I have crisscrossed Kenya because I have visited all these towns. Naivasha, Nakuru, Bomet, Kericho, Kisii, Homabay, Kisumu, Bondo, Busia, Mumias, Kakamega, Webuye, Kitale, Eldoret, Nairobi, Nyeri, Meru, Machakos, Mombasa...This channel is so amazing.
Karibu sana.
I'm becoming increasingly impressed by the cleanliness and order of towns and cities in the western part of the country. Our muranga , mombasa and nyeri counterparts can learn a thing or two about order from these parts of the country.
Central region is under developed compared to the western region due to mainly mtu wetu syndrome
@@Leonmuigz true bro.mMtu wentu syndrome inaua Kenya..Bt Huku kwetu that is Nt the case..Shida za kujitakia utabeba mzigo wako mwenyewe
The Greater Western Region from Kisumu, Eldoret, Kakamega to Kisii is very much developed compared to the central & eastern regions. The western Region has huge hospitals, Airports, universities, lake Ports, great road infrastructure, excess food & Water but the government barely supports these western economies. They import cheap Chinese goods instead.
@@Leonmuigz we are undeveloped and yet these people move around saying how rich central is.
Nyeri is a whole mess, small and dirty same to Muranga karatina etc
@@melvinwafula6379 Central region shida Yao guys rarely move out and travel, so they don't know how behind they're lagging. They still have the colonial mentality that other regions are poorer little do they know walipitwa kitambo.
U just made me miss home! Especially with that song that brings Nolstagia! U r brave. Mukhana muluhya ndi hanu.
Karibu sana.
I'm not amazed but I am very pleased that African municipalities are taking order and hygiene seriously.
Even Nigeria (not known for it's cleanliness or order) has a few cities that are trying to clean themselves up. I hope the drive for order and cleanliness spreads.
I just noticed you don't have people running along the roads selling goods or even roadside vendors. Kenyans must be living fine in this town.
Only at open market place you find selling their products to by passing with vehicles. But not all places
We have counties now every county is turning to be a city.
Finally my hometown, ingoo. Thank you Afrikan Traveller. Good stuff
Thank you.
When I was a kid growing in 60s this was a village of few shops and houses, can't believe how much Kenya has changed. Good changes I hope I like to visit. Lots of love from UK. 😄👍💕
Wow! It must have changed alot since.
Song was on point for Katch. African Traveller Tshirts n merchandise zikuje na different colours. Great design
Kakamega is beautiful.
So you guys were in my backyard,this is awesome.Am a youtuber based in Kakamega..
Happy to see this!
Thank you.
I want to spend a weekend at the Rondo Retreat Center after Covid. So tranquil and beautiful!
That place is beautiful, visited the place many years ago.
Holla me i can be ur tour guide 😍
By African standards, Kenya is really developed. Imagine if we had low incidences of corruption, we could be giving SA a run for their money.
Corruption is our curse, we need a committed leadership to fight it.
My friend South Africa is almost built as USA and even making comparison doesn't sound right! Kenya has to fix corruption, tribalism and classism before we can even begin to mention us in one sentence with SA 🤷♂️
@@tafari988 that's true,SA is way ahead,no need to compare.
However,they have problems of their own ,big problems in that case.
@@tafari988 Built by who? that is the question. By the time British left Kenya, she was no where near what we are are today, however i agree corruption, tribalism has been hindrance, but SA without whites and their supports in WEST, could not be where it is today. Big difference.
@@tafari988 you talk like you dont have this "African problems",, even in USA has their problems
My home town, has really developed, good improvement on the ground
City looks clean with good roads. Great video footage
Thanks.
@afrikan Traveller, having travelled through these many towns, I think you should do a video of your ranking of the top 10 towns in Kenya
Will surely do after visiting all the major towns.
Kakamega Ingo. Grew up in this town. Lots and lots of memories. Bindu vichechanga, the town looks good and so developed. Wow, it's looking good and green. Thanks for A.T for doing Kakamega. Sasa natuma Salamu🤣🤣
What? Kachmega has really surprised me...I guess we should now be taking road trips to explore our beautiful country.
Requesting next...Kerio Valley area and West Pokot.
I am watching the adverts because I appreciate how hard you are working
Appreciate that a lot.
Keep it up Afrikan Traveller! ...first time I've "been" to Kakamega, thank you!
C'est magnifique @ Afrikan traveller. Loving your Kenyan tunes selection as well - watched and shared. Fantastic stuff as usual.
Thank you somuch for the support.
Great Town with potential of expansion and growth. Youths needs to be encouraged to leave Nairobi and come to these upcountry towns where life is descent and affordable than slums in Nairobi where life full of struggles. Due to Covid-19 many have been forced relocate upcountry and many are doing great vowing never to go back in Nairobi again. This was the vision for devolution. So Mulembe nation, Abroad and at home, start putting in some work. You have a beautiful vast land waiting for your input. Its time now to shed off that untrue tag of "cooks."
People should really move out of Nairobi.
I am one of the people that left the city. Life upcountry is beautiful and worthwhile. Youths should consider relocating. There are immense opportunities out here. Next we need to embrace production/manufacturing, that way we'll elevate Kenya to high income.
Well put Mansolo.
M47 SECONDED
Wow! Never thought kakamega is this beautiful. Thanks for your geat work Afrikan traveller!!
Karibu sana.
Clean and green, just as I like it.
I love what you're doing. Your work is on point and I do watch all your posts on time. This was a good thought. It makes us remember and miss home especially WE who live far from home Kenya. When are u doing the Kisii one?
Appreciate alot, planning for Kisii as well.
Wow, almost or altogether city status. Excellent work, Afrikan Traveller!
i love your channel and i am a subscriber kindly when doing your road trips also include institution especially high schools on the route. like along kakamega - kisumu road show us Chavakali high school entrace or junction depending on the distance from the main road.it helps to know for new parents going to that school or any other. But show academic giants only.
That's my home town,good job bro
Thanks for the video. Feeling nostalgic. Just seen Amalemba a place that taught me what books couldn't... Keep it up
I love the road work of Kakamega so neat and well stractured the street lights are also and also so organised... 💯👍
I can't believe my eyes is that my hometown? Great! Great ! Work My Governor.
Wooooww, your videos are great bro, mob love to my country Kenya
Thank you.
Wow, thanks... u doin a great job, I never knew kakamega is so beautiful.. Atleast we getting a chance to see kenya beauty congrats..
You most welcome.
Never thought kakamega was this amazing! definitely on my bucket list.
You're welcomed
@@erickmeshac3135 thankyou
It's a beautiful place indeed.
KAKAMEGA is beautiful. Kama haujafika western please fika it is beautiful clean
Have been doing a great job with the series. Keep up the good work
Thank you.
Never been to Kakamega, seems a good and spacious town. The background music is awesome
Thanks you.
David you miss a lot, see ua-cam.com/video/_eL0IzO3gLM/v-deo.html
I'm proud to say I came from kakamenga, home town is very beautiful thenks to our carvana oparanya for good job hi has done keep it up
Bro you make me really appreciate my country. Niece job.
Thank you Bro.
It ix super amazing watching straight from Santa Monica's California USA. .Thank You for the share. I subbed because of your music beats really touched. .I also love your Vlogs Awesomeness lot's of love and hugs brother worth it
Big thank you Brother.
@@AfrikanTraveller I love your speed feed back reply Darling worth it
Incredible sights and great content.
Great choice of music as always.
HI AFRIKAN TRAVELLER, NICE WORK... I ONLY WISH YOU COULD HERE OUR CALLS AND DO KISII TOWN... Woyeeeee
Will plan for Narok - Kisii - Homabay
@@AfrikanTraveller do not forget Migori which is even bigger than Homa Bay
I have enjoyed the tour nice video, Afrikan T. more and more videos.
More will surely be dropping.
When we worked in Kenya 22 years ago, we went for a weekend to Kakamega, and stayed in a camping lodge. A guide took us for a walk in the forest . It was very dense . He showed us a fig creeper , which does not grow as a tree , bur grows round another tree until the host tree rots inside ,and there is nothing left of the host tree -Just a hollow fig tree. The fogs were quite sweet. The guide explained how this forest had once stretched right across Africa to Guinea and Nigeria but now Kakamega forest is an isolated portion He also warned us that walking around without a guide is dangerous --one can easily get lost
. I am really enjoying the items about Kenya.The country may not be completely free of corruption , but their Government is much better than the corrupt ANC Government in South Africa.I have seen a Green Mamba twice Once in Nakuru Park and once in Intrepids Lodge in the Samburu National Reserve . It got onto the raised outdoor eating area , where we were eating , slithered across towards us , and thankfully disappeared down a crack in the decking. The waiters all fled and came back once the snake had gone One of the tour guides on the bush walk had been to university in England , but had come back to samburu to work to improve his village 's life. He as made his village into a place for tourists to visit to hear about his culture. He had been able to marry his sweetheart , and had persuaded the village chief not to make her into the 4th wife of an older man. He brought a group of young warriors (youths from 14 to 25) to the Lodge and they did their jumping dance for us
I count it a real privilege to have been able to live and work in Kenya for 2 years-- the length of contracts at the school , although some people signed on again and did 4 years.
My favorite song and my home town. Just nostalgic.... 💥.
You most welcome..
What is the name of the first tune played at the start of the video?
@@michaelsamuel9917 Sina Makosa by Les Wanyika.
@@fanfullenambani25 Thanks it sounds like our Calypso music in the Caribbean from back in the day!
@@fanfullenambani25 ua-cam.com/video/i7I30T6BEHk/v-deo.html, ua-cam.com/video/HIkKXmfjyiA/v-deo.html
Thanks for covering mulembe nation
Karibu sana
I like how organized roads are...though generally underdeveloped buildingwise...big name but less on the ground...loved the green view
Path sure, what about this? ua-cam.com/video/_eL0IzO3gLM/v-deo.html
I saw other kk videos 😂😂😂, now this is THE KK VIDEO. 👍👍👍👍Very good resolution and soundtrack
I know some are amazed by the melody of the music and don't know who sang the song or the name of the song, here is the beautiful song name and the person who sang it, hasira za nini wee bwana by les wanyika😜😜😜😜, the second one is itawezekana aje by them mushrooms
Why does every Kenyan town seem so developed... Really Kenya is leading the way towards East African Stewardship
With love from Tanzania
It's called Devolution. Every County has it's own government. The system doesn't need the president to do all the development works. The governors sort themselves out & work as presidents in the counties they got elected in.
In Kenya the governors vote is more important than the president because they are the engines of development.
@@nairobinyeusi5811 That's great!
I wish we could have the same system...here in Tanzania, the central Government collects all revenues from local governments then it distributes equally among all
@@peternassari7634 In Kenya it's all about equity not equality. The Counties with bigger populations & land mass get more funds. Devolution is good but it attracts serious Corruption if the people don't keep the leaders on toes. With Devolution development isn't a favour, its a Must. Every leader must explain what he does with the funds he gets, the most corrupt counties can also be short listed. The Best performing counties are usually the least corrupt. Currently In Kenya the best performing counties are Machakos, Kakamega, Kisumu & Kwale. Nairobi is the Most Corrupt, that's why the governor Sonko was kicked out and arrested.
@@peternassari7634 Devolution can work perfectly in Tanzania because corruption there is very Low.
Those regions can be made counties & run themselves without the national government. With Devolution every single part of the country develops because the government is closer to the people. You don't have to go and see the president because the Governors are your presidents & they are based in your counties not the capital city. Only the president sits in the capital city. If you need roads, electricity or water you just tell the governor & he delivers. If he doesn't you impeach him & elect another one.
Love this video! And the music makes me miss home so much!
Thank you.
Plant more grass...reduces dust/ amplifies cleanliness..great job Kakamega
Devolution has really helped Kenyan towns grow
Yes especially kakamega oparanya has done a great job , in terms of roads and cleanliness. Kisumu and kakamega are very clean and organized
@@vivianaviy345 even far flung towns like lodwar, marsabit, wajir , mandera has rapidly grown all thanks to devolution.
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i think the nairobi county governorship should be reserved by law for the best 3 performing governors in kenya , who have finished their second term . kibwana , mutua and oparanya should vie and let the electorate decide. its the only way to get the best governor for the job.
Presidency. That's how China does it. Best governors become presidents
That's a good idea. And this devolution thing is a good thing. Tukiondoa ukabila na ufisadi Kenya tutaendelea haraka sana
Thats a good idea
Even Anyang Nyongo is doing a good job with Kisumu
Brilliant idea👍👍
I grew up in Kakamega and haven't been there since 2009. Am surprised there are no new buildings, but the roads are wider now but no space for cyclists.
Signing the Afrikan Traveller register❤❤
Thank you.
Looks great, thanks for encouraging local tourism.
Karibu.
Hapa ni ugali na kazi tu. Big up Kakamega governor results of good county management.
I enjoyed the video. I haven't yet had the chance to travel to Kakamega. It looks much bigger and more modern than I would have imagined. I enjoyed the music too.
Thank you,glad you enjoyed it.
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Beautiful small country town. Awesome job as always.....
Thanks Bro as always.
Nice town with a lot of potential for expansion. I really love the bird's view part because you see much, much more. keep it up.
Thank you.
Sweet lawwwd this place is beautiful and the green😍😍😍😍
Welcome someday,we receive plenty of rainfall throughout the year
I love the size of the green spaces. Na hakuna hawkers kwa streets? Daamn. So clean
Green town that needs a lot of investments to become one of Kenya's big towns. Ur videos are always so clear, big up bro.
Thanks so much Bro.
What a lovely, well Laid down city. Clean and green. Would w know that such great places do exist with a gem of a forest.
We have so many underated areas across the country and continent.
What a beautiful agricultural town. All are welcome
It is beautiful and green ❤
Still here in 2022 watching 👀 😎
I'm happy to see Ingo. Kachmega is bae
Karibu.
Bro tell these people to always wait for me to comment first, wetin be dis one nah?
😀😀😀😀 they don't waste a second.
Kisumu and kakamega got good roads Better than other parts of Kenya.
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Those soundtracks keep on getting better. Tuendelee. Kama kawaida.
Thank you.
My father's home town,nikitambo nikiwa huko.music is on point good job.
Thank you.
Our gava gudos gud work 👏👏
May God bless the work of oparanyas hands thanks for his good job .
Situated 5 km from Kakamega Town and easy proximity to Kakamega forest.The property features mountain views
I like the way you show your videos it is very inspiring to see and when you highlights the areas on your video leave it up for a little longer for those of us who speak English only to read it leave the music in the videos those of us here in the u.s., Trinidad, Jamaica so we can see and try to pronounce them I would like to visit one day went covid-19 is over or we have a vaccine show some of the nice restaurants and eating areas that you have so we can enjoy as a family and some of the Delicacies that we can try when we visit the country if you can adding more African music For us to enjoy the older one
Thanks you, will do my best to add additional details as suggested. You are most welcomed to Kenya.
that was real awesome!
Thanks for the memories (music plus) muluyia living in Chicago
Wooow, mukhana weru urinaa, represent us there ooo
You most welcome😊