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Ryko
#31 Posted : Thursday, August 16, 2018 7:49:50 PM
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Joined: 5/27/2016
Posts: 274
Location: Pub
Swenani wrote:
Conquestador wrote:
Lolest! wrote:
Isnt their future bright with new PM Abiy? The Oromo are pacified and there's peace with Eritrea.

Wonder how it'll go if PM switches to democracy

Never been there but want to visit. I hear we get visa free entry. How is the place for a Kenyan tourist?


Make hotel reservatiin before travelling.

Ask hotel to send shuttle to fetch you from airport

In Addis stay at Bole area or Kasanchis

Should you be an adult male and you decide to loiter around your hotel, you will be approached by a guy 'who works at your hotel and he saw you; thanks for being our guest'. 'there is a graduation celebration for my niece around the corner lets go for you see our culture'. My advice: go with the guy. Report your findings to @Swenani IF you ever return.

An unaccompanied Kenyan male is an endangered species. Read your marriage vows before going and upon return. Naf said.

English is not well spoken.

Buy shoes and leather goods. cheap, wonderful quality
sure nice leather, avoid the creamy colours i.e leather wallets they get dirty easily and the look ugly






-Don't leave addis without going for a massage parlor with happy endings

I personally think happy endings in Ethiopia is a "raw deal" ask for more..






If you are a junk lover or you pissed off with their Injera, you can also visit "Spurs" first floor, Abyssinia. nice ribs, kenyan style

NB: most restaurants add ~20% Tax in all meal i.e if they quote any price, prepare to pay for a bill higher by roughly 20%
I work so I can afford the amount of alcohol required to continue going to work
doubletap
#32 Posted : Thursday, August 16, 2018 8:20:16 PM
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Joined: 7/17/2014
Posts: 132
Location: Wherethewindblows
Monk wrote:

A 2007 survey of Nairobi's public transport revealed that 70% of Nairobi's population walk to work... they couldn't afford matatu and train fares. Many of the middle class in Kenya have limited awareness of the extent of poverty levels in Kenya. We see the log in our neighbors' eye and fail to recognize the same at home.


Old survey, wonder what the figures are today. Has poverty gone up or down and how is it measured?
You have to learn the rules of the game. And then you have to play better than anyone else - Albert Einstein
obiero
#33 Posted : Thursday, August 16, 2018 11:06:47 PM
Rank: Elder

Joined: 6/23/2009
Posts: 14,321
Location: nairobi
doubletap wrote:
Monk wrote:

A 2007 survey of Nairobi's public transport revealed that 70% of Nairobi's population walk to work... they couldn't afford matatu and train fares. Many of the middle class in Kenya have limited awareness of the extent of poverty levels in Kenya. We see the log in our neighbors' eye and fail to recognize the same at home.


Old survey, wonder what the figures are today. Has poverty gone up or down and how is it measured?

It must be worse now
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