Nairobi, is a very big, developed and commercially city. It is very much more developed than any city in Uganda. It's pace is just like that of a big city in the U.S. From what I can tell, It has all the benefits of capitalistic development, as well as all the drawbacks.
Monday, December 13, 2010
in Kenya/ Trip Week 6
12/4 We arrived in Nairobi on Dec. 4. The first week we stayed at the home Irene Wairumi the Exec. Dir. of our volunteer organization VICDA. We mostly relaxed and got to know Nairobi,kenya. Jordan made friends with her 15 year old brother david, who was and briefly visiting her on his to his village home from his Boarding School. Irene is a 35 year-old single women who is vey dedicated to helping the neediest of the needy. She runs an organization that helps build schools, simple homes, hospitals and provides volunteers to those organizations.
Nairobi, is a very big, developed and commercially city. It is very much more developed than any city in Uganda. It's pace is just like that of a big city in the U.S. From what I can tell, It has all the benefits of capitalistic development, as well as all the drawbacks.
Nairobi, is a very big, developed and commercially city. It is very much more developed than any city in Uganda. It's pace is just like that of a big city in the U.S. From what I can tell, It has all the benefits of capitalistic development, as well as all the drawbacks.
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Merry Christmas in Africa from the Newcastle Wallaces! May the day hold even more meaning for you both on your journey!
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