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Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs

author:Optimistic Dreamer 1980

I was very fortunate to work in Kenya in the East African country for a year and a half, and I used my earliest smartphone to take pictures of what I saw and heard at that time, but fortunately the mobile phone did not perform so badly.

Kenya's development in the East African countries is relatively good, and it has good relations with China. During my year there, Premier Li Keqiang visited Nairobi. In view of the relatively good diplomatic relations, many Chinese-funded central enterprises have invested there and engaged in infrastructure projects, such as electric power, railways, roads, oil and so on. Among them, the Mombasa-Nairobi Railway is famous, but unfortunately, the author has not experienced the first Chinese-made electrified railway in East Africa, nor has he visited Mombasa. It's a pity, I heard it was very hot, I couldn't stand it.

Kenya is a country where there are terrorist attacks. Before my visit, Al-Shabaab had looted a commercial centre in Westlands, killed hundreds of people, including Westerners, and I forgot if there was Chinese in it.

On weekdays, you can often see reports of bombs on public transportation in the newspapers. There are also companies that have been robbed of office equipment by blacks after the dark lights are blinded at night, and some have been robbed of mobile phones on the road. There are also company finances escorted by security guards down to the bank to withdraw cash on the way back to be hijacked, possibly internal and external collusion. Some local Chinese opened restaurants, but after dark, because they were worried about terrorist attacks, they were sued by blacks in court on the grounds of discrimination. The court really ruled, sentenced the Chinese to lose, apologized and lost money, and so on, which was also a big news in the Chinese circle at that time.

Due to safety considerations, it is rare to go out from the base, as long as you go out, you have to bring a car, so many photos are taken sitting in the car.

The following photos of the capital Nairobi are from many years ago, and there is no special logical order in which the pictures are placed.

Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs

Kenyan Tower KICC

Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs

Outside the KICC door

Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs

An oil equipment exhibition held in KICC

There was an acrobatic performance of the black brothers, and because the shooting was not clear, the hands were shaking, and the pictures were not put up.

Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs
Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs

Ordinary people measure wealth by the number of livestock, and even in the capital they flaunt

I remember that Nairobi is above 1400 meters above sea level, and the temperature is not high on weekdays, but the sun is particularly poisonous.

Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs

Typical Kenyan street scene, not far from the station

Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs

Streetscape with African characteristics

Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs

This small public Matato was the focus of the bomb attack

Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs

There are also many kinds of black people, which should be medium black

The impression is that there are only about two seasons in a year. Lunar 12 months are the hottest, and around July is the coldest, at least wear a coat.

Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs

I have little black friends who studied in Beijing, China, and I am particularly envious of the four seasons in China.

Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs
Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs
Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs
Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs

Bus station

The phone is not good enough, sorry.

Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs
Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs
Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs
Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs

Relatively modern complex

Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs
Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs

University of Nairobi, Kenya

Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs
Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs
Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs

Independence Freedom Monument

Westlands

It is a small area of Nairobi, where there are more Indians. Kenya was a British colony, and Before Kenya became an Indian group of Kenyan citizens, they followed their British masters to migrate here. This group is generally richer than XiaoHei and competes fiercely with Chinese in many projects.

Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs
Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs
Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs
Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs
Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs
Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs

Energy

Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs

Indian temples

Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs

It's all a rich area

Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs
Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs
Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs
Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs
Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs
Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs
Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs
Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs
Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs
Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs

Typical dirty and messy souks

Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs
Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs
Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs
Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs
Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs

Look at the black brothers who are in a hurry

Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs

The little black on the far right may belong to the blackest: carbon black

It belongs to the kind that can only see teeth in the dark of night

Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs
Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs
Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs
Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs
Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs
Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs
Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs
Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs

This guy belongs to the low black race

Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs
Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs
Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs
Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs

Kenya also has no shortage of luxurious and wealthy areas

Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs
Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs
Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs
Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs

This is the place we used to want to rent, too expensive and gave up.

Black supermarket Nakumatt

Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs
Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs
Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs
Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs
Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs

Good car parked outside the supermarket.

Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs

Local black close-ups come to a dial:

Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs
Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs

This is medium black

Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs

It's low black

Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs
Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs
Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs
Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs
Kenya Chronicles (I) - Customs and Customs

I heard that someone married a black man and suffered it? I can't stand it!

I am fortunate to have friends in Kenya, there are many successful cases of international trade, and there are friends who need cooperation!

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