Geography: Kenya has a variety of land forms. It is located in Sub-Saharen Africa and lies below Sudan and Ethiopia. Somalia is east of Kenya, wile Lake Victoria and Uganda is west. Kenya covers 582,650 sq. km, with 569,250 being land and 13,400 being water. Does the geography help get rid or spread disease?: The geography of Kenya varies from wetlands to grassland, forests, mountains and more. Mosquitos are the tansmission of the disease and enjoy these types of habitats, so the geography helps spread disease more than get rid of it. Government: The government in Kenya is a republic government, meaning that it is a representative democracy where not the people, but their representativesvote on legisltion. Does government help get rid or spread disease?: The government does neither help spread or get rid of disease. The government is broke and can't afford to try and stop this disease and many others from spreading. People and culture: Kenya's people and culture are very diverse. They enjoy singing, dancing, playing sports, and other things Americans enjoy as well. Do the people help get rid or spread disease?: People in Kenya try to get rid of disease, however they can't. They are very poor and rated 17th poorest nation in the world. History: Kenya was as a one party state from 1964 to 1992 by the KANU or Kenyan African national Union. Fun Facts! |
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 Below is an image of wild Zebras living in Kenya. You probably know zebras for their amusing black and white stripes and mohawk like main, however every zebra has a different pattern, though they look the same. Notice how the zebras are in a pack and not solitude. This is because they are social animals that tend to stay in herds.
Above is an image of a Kenyan woman wearing a traditional Kenyan clothing. Sites Used 1.Fact Monster www.factmonster.com de:17th 2.Index Mundi www.indexmundi.com dec:1st, 3rd, 15th 16th, 17th All Pictures off Google Images |
 Above is an image of wild elephants living in Kenya. Places in Africa such as Kenya, have a good climate and habitat for elephants. Though recently, there have many deaths of elephants and other animals due to the big drought taking place in Kenya and has been for almost a decade.
Above is a map of Kenya. There is no specific place in Kenya Yellow Fever occurs in more. |
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