Kenya lies across the equator on the east of the African continent. Neighboring countries are Ethiopia to the north, Somalia to east, Tanzania to south, Uganda to west and Sudan to north-west......
             Kenya enjoys a tropical climate. It is hot and humid at the coast, temperate inland and very dry in the north and northeast parts of the country. The area of Kenya is total 582,650, land 569,250, water 13,400,.
             Location: Latitude 4° North to 4° South and Longitude 34° East to 41° East
             North to South Longest Distance: 1,025 kms
             >From Europe: 8-10 hours From N. America: 16 hours From The Gulf: 4 hours From Far East, Australia: 16 hours. And the permanent crops are 1% in Kenya.Major cash crops are tea, coffee, pyrethrum, wheat and corn. Livestock farming is also practised.
             Agriculture : Is the mainstay of Kenya's economy, contributing over one third of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Agricultural crops include tea , coffee, horticultural products, pyrethrum, pineapples, sisal, tobacco and cotton. Food crops for domestic consumption include maize, beans, cane sugar, wheat, rice, bananas, cassava, potatoes, sorghum, millet, etc. Livestock farming.
             Main Industries : Food and beverages processing, manufacture of petroleum products, textiles and fibres, garments, tobacco, processed fruits, cement, paper, pyrethrum products, engineering products, wood products, pharmaceuticals, basic chemicals, sugar, rubber, plastics. It's mostly hot in Kenya that's why they grow such as these food's above.
             The Constitution of Kenya guarantees freedom of worship and there are hundreds of religious denominations and sects in the country. The followers of Christian faith are the majority. Islam is the main religion for most of the communities along the coast and the Somali community. The Asian community is mainly Hindu. Some Kenyans observe traditional methods of worsh
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