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Vastu in Kenya:

Kenyans are well-known for being friendly and easily mingling with other nationals. While only a few may be hesitant to collaborate with foreigners, the majority are kind-hearted and welcoming towards them. Kenya experiences hot summers, and it is not considered a cold region. The intense heat can accelerate the effects of negative forces, making this an ideal region for practicing Vastu Shastra effectively.

Adopting Vastu principles in Kenya is a wise decision. It is highly recommended that residents seek advice from a Vastu expert before finalizing any property deal.

It is crucial not to purchase a site, house, office, factory, school, godown, plot, shop, or commercial complex without consulting a Vastu professional. They can thoroughly assess the land and Vastu of the area and provide appropriate suggestions to the occupants.

Kenya Information:

Kenya, officially the “Republic of Kenya” is an East-African country. The country is famous for its wildlife and traditional African cultures and landscape. Located in East Africa, Kenya is bordered with Ethiopia to the North, Uganda towards the West, South Sudan towards the North-West, Somalia to the North-East and Tanzania towards South and South-West. Kenya covers a wide area, covering about 581,309 km2 (224,445 sq. mi).

The history of human habitation in the area of modern Kenya traces back to one of the oldest times and civilizations. Europeans started exploring the area in the 19th century and later maintained permanent colonies and Military bases (mostly to counter rivals).

The first Europeans were Portuguese, who maintained Naval bases, to keep control of trade in India Ocean. But soon lost their influence when they were defeated by Omani forces. In 1895, the British forces took control and established its military bases and colonies.

As World War 1 broke out, it was the area of many skirmishes between Imperial German Army and British forces. In World War 2, British recruited many locals for the war from the area to fought Italian and German forces.

Kenya attained its independence in 1963 but at the high cost of thousands of lives (lost during rebellion) and hard struggle.

The terrain comprises of plains and highlands. The area is regarded as one of the best for cultivation in whole Africa. Central and western part of Kenya is composed of Kenyan Rift Valley and is home to “Mount Kenya” is the country’s highest peak and is mostly covered in snow.

Kakamega is one of the last remaining rainforests of the area. Sadly, once all continent was covered with this forest. The country also has a good number of species and wildlife. Kenya has also gained international fame due to its wildlife and wildlife reserves.

Most common Mammals are Eland, Wildebeest, Elephant, Giraffe, Lion, Leopard, Cheetah, Crocodiles, etc.

The political system of Kenya runs in the structure of the presidential representative democratic republic. The president acts as the Head of the State, head of the Government and multi-party system, according to a new constitution approved in 2010.

Official power is practiced by the official branch of government, headed by the President, who seats the cabinet, that is made out of individuals looked over outside parliament. Administrative power is vested solely in Parliament. The judiciary is separate from the executive and the lawmaking body.

Kenya has one of the best performing economies of the East and central Africa and is regarded as the economic and financial hub of the East Africa, with GDP growth of 5% since the last eight years. The agricultural sector is the mainstay of its economy, employing 75% of its inhabitants.

Other major industries include foresting, fishing, mining, petroleum and fishing. Tea, coffee, corn, cotton, coconut, cashew, etc. are most common agricultural products. Kenya has GDP of 69.9 billion (2015 est.) and is 72nd largest economy in the world.

As of 2017 statics, Kenya has a population of 48 million (approx.) It is home to many ethnic groups including Kikuyu, Luhya, Kalenjin, Luo, and Kamba. Kenya is a multilingual country with a number of local languages spoken by various people of various background.

Total 69 languages are spoken all over the country. The government selected English and Swahili as official languages. English is widely used for official and educational purposes.

The majority religion of the Kenyan people is Christianity accounting for 83% of the total population (47.7%Protestant and 23.5% Roman Catholic). Minority faiths include Muslims 11.2%, followed by indigenous beliefs 1.7% and Atheists 2.4%.

• Country Kenya
• Capital City Nairobi
• Area: 580,367 km2 (224,081 sq mi)
• Population: 48.46 million (2016)
• Currency: Kenyan shilling
• Official languages: English and Swahili
• Demonym: Kenyan
• Legislature Parliment Upper house Senate Lower house National Assembly
• Religions: 84.8% Christianity, Others: Islam, Atheists, etc
• Time Zone: UTC+03:00
• Drives on the Right
• Dialing / Calling Code: +254
• Internet TLD .ke
• Kenyan National Bird Lilac-breasted Roller
• Kenyan National Flower Never officially adapted
• Important Cities: Nairobi, Mombasa, Kisumu, Eldoret, Nakuru, Thika, Malindi, Kitale, Nanyuki, Naivasha
• Famous Rivers Tana River, Ewaso Ngiro, Mara River, Turkwel River, Nzoia River
• Border Countries Ethiopia, Somalia, South Sudan, Tanzania, Uganda
• Spiritual Places Jamia Mosque (Nairobi), Shree Satsang Swaminarayan Temple, Shiva Temple (Mombasa), Jain Temple (Mombasa), Makindu Sikh Temple (Makindu)
• Tourist Attractions: Amboseli National Park, Lake Nakuru, Nakuru, Tsavo East National Park, Malindi

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