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Utamaduni Marsabit cultural visits will foster mutual link between visitors and communities living in Marsabit, home to fourteen nomadic communities.

Utamaduni, a Swahili word meaning cultural diversity. Marsabit is found in the Northern region of the country, offering very diverse cultural and geographical sceneries. It is home to fourteen nomadic communities living in the largest County in Kenya. Utamaduni Marsabit cultural visits is a product of Wanny Angerer in Moving Cultures https://www.facebook.com/wannyangererinmovingcultures?ref=ts&fre

f=ts with the aim of promoting unity in diversity. This project is geared towards fostering mutual link between visitors and nomadic communities in Laisamis, Karare, Marsabit and Loiyangalani which will lead to empowerment and hence fostering unity in diversity. It is also open to other places inhabited by nomadic communities. One of the unexplored sides of tourism is the contact with the indigenous Kenyan communities especially those living in far places like Marsabit. Utamaduni Marsabit cultural visits will commit towards strengthening this connection. It is not enough just to come and visit parks and see the wild animals, meeting and interacting with local communities, knowing their life styles will add a strong value and sense of humanity to the visits. This project began thanks to moving cultures through its mission of reaching the communities with the message of unity in diversity. The director is Steve Komote, a native of Marsabit and adviser Wanny Angerer, a global social development activist and human right defender as well as Singer. Anybody who feels to have this unique experience is welcomed, you can contact us through email [email protected] or Mobile number +254 710 482 576 or Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/1585494525071845/1585496048405026/?notif_t=like, https://www.facebook.com/wannyangererinmovingcultures?fref=ts, https://www.facebook.com/. Come and join the most dynamic and energetic team to experience the best of life. Utamaduni Marsabit cultural visits, a unique nomadic experience!

26/09/2016

http://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/features/2016/01/kenya-telling-story-turkana-film-time-160110143436389.html

Using video cameras, citizen journalists capture the realities of life and poverty up close in this part of Kenya.

21/09/2016

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2713263/Is-Africas-bravest-tribe-The-El-Molo-battle-crocodiles-tiny-canoes-used-eat-HIPPO-live-45.html

The 300-strong El Molo live on the shores of Kenya's Lake Turkana and survive on a diet made up almost exclusively of fish and crocodile.

29/03/2016

http://www.medianorth.co.ke/exploring-elmolo-shrinesb-loiyangalani-lake-turkana/?utm_campaign=shareaholic&utm_medium=facebook&utm_source=socialnetwork

The shrines represent the four clans of El-Molo tribe. Every clan is believed to have power hence every shrine is dedicated to every clan. The prays are led by old men who are believed to be powerful in the community.

20/03/2016

http://www.medianorth.co.ke/exploring-northern-kenya-tribes-traditional-huts/

Housing is a special art that is diverse in every society in Africa, Civilization is crucial despite its gradual change in societies; Cultural heritage on architectural design on housing is still treasured. Every culture in Northern Kenya has their house design that differentiates one from the other…

15/03/2016

http://medianorth.co.ke/10-interesting-facts-about-rendille-people/

Rendille people occupy the northern part of Kenya in Marsabit county. they share some similarities with Somali People...

09/03/2016

www.newsghana.com.gh/130km-turbi-moyale-road-unlocks-business-opportunities-in-kenya/

"The road has become a purveyor of opportunity and widened possibilities for the region that has hitherto lagged behind in development," Walda Jattani, a local government administrator in the county. "It greatly eases travelling to Nairobi that used to take three days, but now take one day," he adde…

23/02/2016

mobile.nation.co.ke/news/Chalbi-desert-The-bare-and-salty-gem-in-the-north/-/1950946/3088800/-/format/xhtml/-/9xxokvz/-/index.html

Desert is believed to have been a lake that dried up a thousand years ago.

18/02/2016

https://mobile.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Ft.co%2FMYcFWFrPB4&h=aAQFe7L1o&enc=AZPqZ26lWce8XSXUy7nr2ipxHMSv1PWja3ysg6rfZteCqLQbcsxCJc5Ahrfu4v3L0E8JigeqWVIbVzra0-a1JTKOek2RQtXJbXh3dfB-qfPTVJb48nd9-5uuZnKS0hhIw5tgPT6CPEFuCRyBNdvDdDlL&s=1

There are three main rock art sites. Sarima located between Loiyangalani and Kargi, Marti located between Loiyangalani and Mt Kulal, and Afgaba located along the north-eastern edge of the Chalbi desert. Most of the rock engravings in the area consist of animals, such as elephants, giraffes, and Kudu…

08/07/2015

http://www.travelstart.co.ke/blog/famous-movies-you-didnt-know-were-filmed-in-africa/?utm_source=SocialMedia&utm_medium=facebook&utm_campaign=Facebook_TSKE_FamousMoviesShotAfrica7Jul2015

Africa has become a prime location for movies and big budget series. That being said, here are 10 of the famous movies you didn't know were filmed in Africa

26/06/2015

Magical Marsabit

10/06/2015

Guys we have hit above 100+ likes. Thank You all for continuous support. Sheers! !!!!!!!

09/06/2015

Thank You all for the likes, we are growing thanks for your support.

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