AboutKagi Expertise I can answer questions on the overall Kenyan culture, our history (given some time to confirm the facts), and our way of life in the towns and rural areas. I'm not claiming expertise, but if you want my opinion, I'll give it to you.
Experience I am a Kenyan, I have worked with various children's homes and aid organisations to get a hint of the other side of the street, and I enjoy observing Kenyan life. I have also done a number of courses in culture.
Organizations I Choose Life (ICL), Kenya Book Foundation (KBF), and SIFE
Publications A local magazine in Kenyan estates in Nairobi, AdPaper, and my university newspaper, Involvement.
Education/Credentials A liberal B.A in Communication.
Question I am doing a project for school and require information about the general weather, temperature, and precipitation of a typical savanna in Kenya. Thanks!
Answer Hi Sarah,
I so hope it's not too late to help you out. This is the earliest I've been able to check my mail.
Okay, typical savanna in Kenya would be Eastern province and Northern province of Kenya. The climate is hot and dry. Very cold at night though. Kenya is mostly blessed as far as precipitation is concerned, so even the driest regions do get some precipitation. This year, Northern province flooded, yet the year before, around January, the area was declared a national emergency because of the drought that was there, and the people had absolutely no food. Mets around here say its the effects of global warming making the weather and clmate patterns so erratic.
I can't give you general precipitation levels right now, I'd have to look that up in one of our textbooks to confirm the figures. Is that fine? Or is the information thus far enough? Let me know please!
Have a fabulous day, and I hope your project goes extremely well.
