Kenya is close to the sea, with a territory of about 580,000 hectares and a population of about 48 million. my country is taller, has a large population, and has stronger congenital conditions than Rwanda. It is believed that China will be ahead of Rwanda in economic development for at least 10 years, but it is not as clean and safe as Rwanda.

Kenya is located around the equator, but in the southern hemisphere. Due to Kenya’s vast territory, the country is divided into three climate zones. The north is generally very hot, drought-stricken, and dry, and is basically a drought-stricken prairie. Except for humanitarian workers who support expatriates, very few foreigners will go there. Coastal cities are also quite hot, but the environment is very humid. The west and southwest have a milder climate and are more mountainous.

Kenya is known as the "cradle of mankind", and human history here has been around for millions of years. Its rich agricultural and animal husbandry land and excellent strategic location in East Africa have deeply attracted the interest of foreign imperialists. Kenya gained independence in 1963 after being colonized by Portugal and Britain for centuries. Kenya has been plagued by political instability, COC, Somalia terror and corruption since independence.

One of the great benefits of Kenya is that it has wonderful animal and plant wonders. Here you can enjoy impalas and zebras near Lake Victoria, and you can also relax on the tropical beaches of Kenya’s southern bay. Hike in the surrounding forest. In Nairobi, the capital of Kenya, you can feed giraffes or elephants.

You can also visit the Nairobi Railway Museum and the Marine Zoo. Not only are the scenery and animals beautiful, you can also taste local specialties such as the famous coconut shoe curry chicken rice, roast lamb, cabbage iron pot stew and polenta. The local cuisine combines elements of African, Arabic and Indian specialties for historical reasons.

Kenya is the core of Africa’s finance, transportation and communication equipment, and is known as an emerging economic market. Kenya's economy continues to grow, and the country's GDP currently ranks ninth in Africa. Mainly because of the measures taken by the host country's government departments to promote trade and commerce in the host country, the total number of the middle class in the host country has continued to increase.

Secondly, it is mainly because Kenya is becoming more and more urbanized, and workers are flocking to metropolitan cities to find jobs. Nairobi, the capital of Beijing, is an extremely important international financial center in Africa. It is home to the Nairobi Stock Exchange and more than 40 well-known local and international banks. Kenya's important industrial chains include processing and manufacturing, agriculture and animal husbandry, forestry and fruit industry, aquaculture, tourism development, financial industry and service industry.

Whether it is from Kenya’s excellent geographical location or its growing middle class, Kenya, which is in a period of economic development, should have many opportunities.

So you fancy it!