Kenya, Teaching English Abroad
#Teach English abroad in #Kenya, home to the Great Rift Valley, Fourteen Falls in Thika, and some of the best long distance runners in the world. Named after the highest peak in the country, Mt. Kenya, approximately 80% of the population are Christians. Also home to the "big 5 animals" rhinos, leopards, lions, buffalo, and elephants, tourism and coffee are Kenya's top industries. Close to the equator, weather ranges from hot, to very hot, and the food staple of the region is Ugali made with millet or cornmeal.
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