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Nairobi | City Gallery
... continued from the ** Nairobi Gallery **
Nairobi Kenya This thread has been made to mark the start of a new Kenyan Forum! Nairobi Kenya 'Green City in the Sun' Nairobi National Park Zebra grazing in Nairobi National Park, with the skyline of Nairobi's 2nd business district (Upper Hill) in the background. image hosted on flickr ![]() Nairobi National Park More zebra grazing, with the skyline of Nairobi's 1st business district (the City Centre) in the background. image hosted on flickr ![]() Nairobi National Park The city is unique, as being the only one in the world bordered by a game park. image hosted on flickr ![]() Landmark Plaza This building is an example of the office developments springing up around Nairobi. image hosted on flickr ![]() Nairobi Law Courts Built by the British in the early twentieth century. [img]http://i9.************/539mwsj.jpg[/img]
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Let me get The Honours Of posting some new photos of Nairobi in thisnew thread!
A new Building next To Yaya Center ![]() ![]() it has some impressive architecture i might say! Last edited by ernestombayo7; August 24th, 2007 at 08:08 AM. |
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hehe Kenyan Passport
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The Water Slides in Village Market
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Aerial Of Nairobi
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Wilson Airport
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Why wasn't Luanda stickied as well? Are you only giving sticky status to threads you made?
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The Luanda thread is not as big as the Nairobi and Lagos Threads. The Nairobi thread is the largest thread, in this Sub Forum, so I guess there was a need for a new one.
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hey guys you should watch this video a tourist from the world sicial forum took Of The Nairobi Skyline from Serena Hotel
http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...62590803&hl=en |
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It is still approx 200 Post Shorter than the Lagos Thread. Perhaps 500 Posts is the Cut off Mark.
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Uh no. If you read the 'Official City Galleries' guide, threads over 500 posts will be closed and a new one opened from now on. I also asked not to post old photos from the last thread.
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![]() I just wanted to continue on the discussion on the seven star hotel from the previous thread. The hotel will be within KICC's main tower. Word is going round that the car-park to the right will be converted into a Mega-mall much like the Sarit Centre but it will be part of the hotel.
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Hey kenguy , i think a mall in this part of the cbd would be great. This is one part of the city that is just dead because of all the government offices, not much activity as say the other side of moi avenue, if you know what i mean- except for saturday with the maasai market, i love that place.Do you know if its a kenyan architectural firm doing the job, it would be nice if it were.........
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I agree with you totally, Parliament area and Harambee Avenue in general does need some life which Im sure will happen when the mall will be built. I think the only lively section here is around the Aga Khan Walk which IMO also needs a mall or two. The mall project is still in the pipeline since they have to get other facilities within the main conference centre in order, starting with the rotating restaurant on the 28th floor. They also have to partner with a major hotel company eg. Sheraton, Protea to get the hotel up and running. I also hope its a kenyan firm doing the job.
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i went to the kicc website(yes they do have one!)and there is no information on the hotel or even plans.Either the site is poorly run or they deliberately avoided putting up the info until the project has been officially gazetted.
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I also visited the site but it seems to serve as a noticeboard for conferences and advertising the centre and its current facilities. They hardly mention anything else, even the current rehabilitation projects within the tower and the conference halls that have taken place. As I said, all these plans are in the pipeline, but they have to get the main function of the building (as a world class international conference venue) running.
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