Nairobi Villas - Reviews and Rates

Ok so i have not left yet .. but i am however rushing round like a mad woman pulling together the final bits n bobs before i board the plane... and thought id share that with you all..

exctied and nervous all at the same time..eeeekkkkkkkkkkk

love n hugs xx

So today was my first day in Kenya and it was definitely very eventful and very memorable.  I woke up fairly early and had a great, huge, breakfast at the HEART compound and then we left for Kibera—the second largest slum in the world.  We took the HEART van, which is a military-esque off-roading vehicle that seats 9 (including our amazing...

Sometimes getting into Cameroon can be an adventure, sometimes getting out can be. I took the hotel shuttle to the airport, arriving about 10:00 pm. The authorities had changed something in the configuration of the airport again - I'm not sure exactly what. They're always changing things with no apparent rhyme or reason. The shuttle driver knew ...

Sunday was a busy day for the team, especially for Pastor John Knight. Pauline Ngigi, our local coordinator, invited John to speak at her church, Harvest Fellowship Center. He was to speak at the first service and then join me at Nairobi Pentecostal Church. After the church heard John in the first service, they insisted he stay and preach at the...

nairobi isch d'hauptstadt vu kenia und het ca. 2,7 mio. iwohner. d'stadt isch uf guet 1600 meter über meer. do i de stadt isch de tag dur meischtens e rissigs chaos. als öv git's zwor büs, dia sind aber meischtens überfüllt. do nen di meischte seige auto mit der folg das d'strosse permantet verstopft sind. i de nacht oder am obet wenn i fiirobet...

February 17, 2008 Nairobi, Kenya Kenyan men have a very strong body odor. We're talking extremely strong knock you over sour under arm odor. This is not the caught in the elevator after a long day at work type of thing which might be expected. No this is first thing in the morning out in the street. We hesitate to mention this because you'll pro...

Parte 1: Masai Mara Primero, mi ordenador ya se ha vuelto tan tonto que no reconoce la cámara de fotos... así que no sé cómo voy a hacer para mandaros fotos. Algo se me ocurrirá. Tambien deciros que muchisimas gracias por todos los correos que estoy recibiendo, y que, sintiendolo mucho, no me da tiempo a contestar, por lo que prefiero escribir e...

After a 5 hour flight, I've arrived in Kenya. The flight wasn't too bad. I had a window seat so I was able to view the wonderful view outside. Kenya doesn't seem too bad. There was an ATM outside of passport control and I was able to withdraw money pretty easily. I was unable to get a transit visa for $20 USD. Instead, I paid $50 USD for the tou...

Today I visited Maria Githua. A lady who studies at PACC. She's has set up a house for street children and kids from the Kibera slum (Nairobi) to live safely in. It's outside of the slum, far away. It's actually pretty isolated. But then it's like a rehab house, so it should be. Kibera was fascinating to me. It's a self contained isolated world....

in a nutshell: well, we have almost finished our Cape Town to Nairobi overland truck journey, we have a small trip tagged on to the end - 3 days in the Masai Mara - before we leave to fly home. ---------- We rose early and drove the short journey to Nairobi getting to the Boulevard Hotel by 10am. We were staying the night in the 1970's retro-fes...