Post Photos, Discussions, Development and Constructions in the Towns of Kitale, Kericho and Kapsabet.^^

Kericho is a Kenyan district located to the South West of the country and lies within the highlands west of The Great Rift Valley. The capital of the district is Kericho town. The district home to the best of Kenyan Tea which is world famous for its brightness, attractive color, brisk flavor and textures of fragrant leaves. The district is also home to some of the world's best long distance runners among whom have repeatedly won gold medals in international events.

Kericho is home to Kenya's biggest water catchment area, the Mau Forest. With a high altitude and virtually daily rains, Kericho is the centre of Kenya's large tea industry, its town square even known as Chai Square. Some of the largest tea companies including Unilever Kenya, James Finlay and Williamson tea are based here. It is also home to the popular Ketepa brand. Much of the tea is also exported, with the UK being the largest market. The town has an urban population of 45,000
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Kenguy

Tea Estate
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Kitale Fact Sheet

Population Size
The current population of the municipality is estimated at approximately 220 000 persons.

Growth rate
The urban population growth rate for Kitale Municipality is 7.0% per annum. Such a rapid growth means increased demand for urban services and calls for high levels and efficient management systems.

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Terrence Cho

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dodoafrica

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Check Out the Old Pictures

http://mykitale.org/town/town.html

Check Out the Old Pictures

http://mykitale.org/town/town.html

You are very welcome Papaf Mwenyewe to the forum.

Here the photos Old KTL:
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Colonial KTL B/W
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Kiminini
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Tindinyo Falls Resort 12 Miles from Kapsabet

River Yala

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Resort Grounds
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Here is the Main House
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Resort Grounds

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The "Mill-on-the-Floss"

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70 yr Old Orchard

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You are very welcome Papaf Mwenyewe to the forum.


KN I have been a Fan of this forum for 2 years, I love photography, I have several to share, and will be travelling to Kenya in 2 weeks. I will cover "small forgotten twons" like Kapsabet and "Mashambani Beauties" that may not be "Tourist Sites" but a "Undiscovered Beauties " none the less

Nandi Hills

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Tindinyo Falls Resort 12 Miles from Kapsabet

River Yala

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Resort Grounds
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Here is the Main House
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Resort Grounds

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The "Mill-on-the-Floss"

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70 yr Old Orchard

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Rustic! perfect for relaxing on a lazy afternoon.:)

Nandi Hills

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^^
Reminds me of the journey between Kisumu and Kericho.

I found a concrete piece with a date of 1930 at Tindinyo Falls Resort.

The proprietor is a Kenyan Diplomat based in Nairobi (and a good friend)

I believe that the Mill was initially built by Devbjhai, all that area is referred to as Kaimosi. I have beautiful pictures from the area that I will share later.
My friend bought the Mill (and property) from Rahimtullah Bhanji family, who also moved to Kisumu. I picnic at Tindinyo every Xmas afternoon.

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Devjibhai was born in Khambhalia of Saurashtra, India in 1875 and after his basic education joined his elder brother Bhimjibhai in their retail business. Bhimjibhai and Devjibhai both were entrepreneurs. Having heard about the business opportunities in the Persian Gulf, they set sail together for Muscat in a dhow from Salaya, a small port near Khambhalia and started a trade in dates. While in Muscat he heard stories about Africa and they decided to venture into this new land. By this time a few people from Jamnagar and Porbandar District had already settled in East African countries. Devjibhai came in contact with some of these and learned about the business opportunities over there. It is through this that he came to know about the Railway to be built in Kenya.


Devjibhai married in 1901, but unfortunately his first wife died in 1908 leaving him two young sons, Lalji and Rugnath.

In 1906 as a young entrepreneur he set sail from Porbandar in a Dhow. After one month's hazardous and stormy sea journey, Devjibhai reached Mombassa. Continuing by land from here, he passed through the Great Rift Valley and its dense forest in extremely adverse climate finally to Port Florence, a small township on the shores of Lake Victoria in Western Kenya.

Devjibhai with a meagre capital started a petty shop serving the basic needs of African inhabitants in an area known as 'Old Kisumu' (Gambhu). In 1914 during the First World War, Devjibhai returned to India and married Ratanben, daughter of Ravji Chandarana and great grand-daughter of Bhagat Hariram Bapa of Lamba Bunder- the holy place in Saurashtra situated between Porbandar and Dwarka.


At the end of the war Devjibhai came back to Kenya with his wife Ratanben and settled in Old Kisumu. In early twenties most of the DUKANS/SHOPS were moved to Kisumu proper and in the hinterlands of Nayanza Province, trading centers such as Luanda, Yala, Kakamega, Mumias, Kisii, Homa bay, Butere etc. came into existence. Devjibhai moved to Kakamega, a District-Headquarters and started a retail shop (Dukan) bringing goods from Kisumu on donkeys crossing the Nandi Hills. There were nights when he had to take to shelter overnight under a tree, struggling to survive. Ratanben helped her husband in sewing clothes and buttonholes and looked after the household and young children.

Being an energetic entrepreneur he sold his retail business and bought a small farm with water-powered flourmill, a pioneering industry in those days, at Kaimosi, employing about 30 people. Devjibhai left Kaimosi after the tragic death of one of his daughters who drowned in the Kaimosi River. Devjibhai went to settle in Luahnda with his eldest daughter in around 1927.


Coming to Luanda, Devjibhai entered into the money lending and property business. He bought several properties in Luandha and Kisumu. In 1929 he permanently came and lived in Kisumu for the education of his children and lived rest of his life happily in retirement until his death in 1939. Devjibhai participated in building Lohana Mahajanwadi in Kisumu and was on its management in early thirties. He helped survive many businesses financially during great recession of thirties.

After the death of Devjibhai, the burden of family came on Ratanben who being a pious lady cultured her children and settled them in life. Ratanben died in 1945 at Kisumu. Their eldest son Chhaganlal was a Councillor in Kisumu Municipality, while Dhanjibhai, M.B.E. is in London and Maganlal the youngest is still in Kisumu preserving the family tradition. The Boardroom in RCT is dedicated to the memory of Devjibhai and Ratanben from a generous donation by Tanna Family.

These pictures are from 1953, Kitale streets had not been tarmacked
yet...... Note the present day ALAKARA HOTEL
You are very welcome Papaf Mwenyewe to the forum.



Colonial KTL B/W
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Yala River

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Kiminini, Kitale... God's Own Country

These ones were taken by Milele Group California

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E-Kitale Wefwe

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Milele Ministries at Kiminini River

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KITALE COUNTRY SIDE

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Machome na Masambe
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Papaf we need to see more of those (Shamba za Maindi/Maindi za Kitale) post them when you find them.

Kapsabet is a town in the Rift Valley Province, Kenya. It is the capital of Nandi District. Kapsabet hosts a municipal council and divisional headquarters of Kapsabet administrative division. Kapsabet municipality has an urban population of 17,918 and a total population of 64,830 (1999 census).

Kapsabet municipality has eight wards (Chemundu/Kaptildil, Chepterit, Kabirirsang, Kamobo, Kapsabet, Kiminda, Kipsigak/Kipsotoi and Kipture/Irimis). All of them fall under the Emgwen constituency, which has a total of seventeen wards, the remaining nine are located within Nandi County Council.

Kapsabet is located 40 kilometres southwest of Eldoret. Many successful long distance runners have been born in or near Kapsabet, including Bernard Lagat, Robert Cheruiyot, Peter Rono, Wilfred Bungei, Pamela Jelimo, and Martin Lel.
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KN,
I will be in Kapsabet/Eldoret area next weekend.......

I will get y'all some memorable pictures (mainly landscapes)
and some street pictures from Kapsabet Town

Papaf

Papaf we need to see more of those (Shamba za Maindi/Maindi za Kitale) post them when you find them.

Here are views of the ONE & ONLY Mt Elgon

Courtesy of www.mykitale.org

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View of Mashambani Trans Nzoia

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Hard working Kitale Mkulima at Work

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Saiwa swamp

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Cherangany
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This KNUT Building .. Kapsabet's first "SKYSCRAPER" (1977)

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KN,
I will be in Kapsabet/Eldoret area next weekend.......

I will get y'all some memorable pictures (mainly landscapes)
and some street pictures from Kapsabet Town

Papaf

Thats what Iam talking about Papaf BTW makes sure the cameras are fully loaded.

Yala River near Kapsabet

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Home sweet home,
always searching for photos from kitale.
Born, raised,schooled there. Miss it lakini bado ma paper iko tight ili ni safiri.

Home sweet home,
always searching for photos from kitale.
Born, raised,schooled there. Miss it lakini bado ma paper iko tight ili ni safiri.

Karibu Kose to this forum we look forward to your great contributions.

Deliverance Chuch -Kitale
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Mid Africa Hotel
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Matatu Stage
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Kitale Golf Club
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Tea Fields
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Bus Stop
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Keben Hotel

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Watch this Space!!!!!!!

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Great snapshots Papaf, this is my favourite.

Thanks for those pictures of Kapsabet. The last time I saw that place was in the early eighties and it does not look familiar at all.

Watch this Space!!!!!!!

............... Look out for the following set

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I had a Farm in Africa, on the Foothills of the Nandi Escarpment.........

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Baraton University in the Horizon

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I like the farmhouse. The attic window looks cute.

I like the farmhouse. The attic window looks cute.


Thanks , Kenguy

This is REALLY my "Winter Home" (Simba/Nyalgunga), my refuge
from the US winter in December. It is also my architecture and
landscaping "experimental plot". I have grown close to 2,000 trees
so far in the last 5 years. My latest craze is Mitishamba (most are
doing well)........... If you have noticed 90% of the trees are from
South Nandi / Kakamega Forests.

Baadaye (I will share images of the surrounding spectacular
countryside.... eg. the approaches to Kach Forest that I shared
the Kakamega string are only half a mile away, Tindinyo Resort
is also only 2 miles away, Rondo Retreat is 9 km away)

Can you beat that?

From Aluka's Photostream (Series of Photos by Dr. Siro Masinde )

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The Road to Baraton

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Nandi Forest

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The KITALE CLUB

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A House in Kitale

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Kiminini
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Is this the golf course on the Kitale-Moi's Bridge road? Thanks for the beautiful pictures you have been sharing.

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Is this the golf course on the Kitale-Moi's Bridge road? Thanks for the beautiful pictures you have been sharing.

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The entrance is, the Golf Course is at the back, next to the forest. It is at the Golf Course
where you get the BEST view of Mt. Elgon.

Papaf where are those KOGELO pictures you promised, I am also planning to visit there soon and get the latest on ground, The government plans to build a cultural village I have also heared of some private initiative, are you aware of any time frames.

Papaf where are those KOGELO pictures you promised, I am also planning to visit there soon and get the latest on ground, The government plans to build a cultural village I have also heared of some private initiative, are you aware of any time frames.

I will try to get pictures of Kogelo, Nyakach, and Wagai (Gem) posted
this evening. Why dont we accord KOGELO, Barrack Obama and all Western Kenya Tourist Circuit their own separate page?

Good Idea, We can center it around Barrack Obama and maybe some prominent personalities in the same breath. (More on the lengths of Achievers with lesser Politicking of course).

Papaf where are those KOGELO pictures you promised .

Check at the end of the KOGELO string.

Thanks for the KOGELO Pictures Ppf

Kitale
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Graduation Ceremony ATS-ICM Kitale
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Flickr: Kitale Guest House
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Office Block Kericho -Models & Renders
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http://www.allaboutsikhs.com/old/gurudwaras/images/world/kenya/gnnsjkerichokenya3.jpg

Inside Khetia's Supermarche'
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3100/2730377387_3a44f32fa7_o.jpg

School in Kitale
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Inside Khetia's Supermarche'
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3100/2730377387_3a44f32fa7_o.jpg


^^
I noticed that this is one of the largest supermarket chains (If not the largest) in that part of Kenya. They have two massive ones in Bungoma as well and they are very nice.

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KITALE RAILWAY STATION
http://mykitale.org/town/station1-99-99.jpg

KAPSABET POLICE LINES
http://www.publicworks.go.ke/images/stories/easygallery/resized/20/1227772201_pix32.jpg
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http://stfrancispotomac.org/files/tenwek_hospital.jpg

Kitale, Trans Nzoia County.

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5084/5282111744_a54df70ca9_b.jpg

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