And here comes Turkana's Beauty

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Turkana, the cradle of mankind has unexplored beauty comparable to none. Join us in this journey to explore that beauty.

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[kakawamashariki]

Hongereni sana kwa utunzaji na uhifadhi wa mazingira, madhari ya ziwa inavutia, pia Sanaa ya mikono ya hao akina mama.🇹🇿

[Mrrealreal]

Imagine taking a train from mombasa to Turkana...the Beauty.Kenya is a beautiful country but greedy leaders never want to see their employers do well ; the citizens

[CynMasar]

Wow Turkana is too beautiful..Kwanza the Lake😍

[rasjoe]

Chamwanda you deserve award for showcasing the beauty of our country. Other journalists just spread negativity just like western media. I'm surprised to see how beautiful turkana is. God bless Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪

[kaycee]

Turkana is beautiful, is a must travel

[gilbertotieno]

There is always something good about every place

[amoskulei]

i work in turkana and i must admit that it is a beautiful county

[calebeslusheh]

I saw Chamwada landing here with cameras and was very sure he was the right person to explore this beautiful land through media.#Turkanaitemokino

[mosabipeter]

Good work Chamwada for showing the good sites of our beloved country not like other getheri media only concentrating on kenya' s negative .God bless you .

[cholakuany]

I got my primery and secondary education in Turkana at Katilu Primery and Katilu Boys Secondary School. Turkana may be dry but it has its own unique beauty. The Turkana culture, for example. These people are so kind such that when I was on my 2nd year at Katilu Boys, I decided to join the Christion Union Club that went above and beyond performing services in the Katilu village. It was between 1994-1999. We were the millenial class. It didn't mean much as the town was far away and only can only visit with a permission slip from the headmaster or his deputy. I loved that system. Why? Because I was a refugee from South Sudan and had to money to spend in town. I spent my times reading books, including the Bible which I read 4 times in one year. At the end of that year, I got drunk by the Holly Spirit and decided I would be a priest or a preacher. Did that spirit hold? Heck no. It was just a childhood dream and it eventually faded away..

[rugendorunene]

Chamwada, thanks for enlightening and show casing the the beautiful ok Kenya!

[cholakuany]

Also, Turkana was the people that welcomed the "Lost Boys of Sudan". We trekked hundreds of miles from Ethiopia to Kennya. They opened their hearts and gave us what is now known as Kakuma Refugee Camp. I and many of fellow lost boys were the first South Sudanese to set out feet in Kakuma. With the help of UNHCR, WFP, JRS, etc, my people settled and opportunities arose and here I'm in Canada. JRS made everything that is me possible. I try to pay it forward but life is not as easy as it seems, especially when you are black and ugly-looking. However, there is always a silver lining to all this. What? Most Canadians are nice and kind. I do fit in here in my #Newfoundland. That is Canada, eh?

[hannahw]

Wow, this is amazing, I didn’t realise how beautiful Turkana is. Definitely a place to visit just for the experience.

[charleskabuchu]

Wow on my next vacation turkana a must come

[mwemapatti]

Wow! This place is beautiful. Kudos
It's time that we tell the good stories about our country.

[alexanderkagali]

You mean Turkana is this beautiful...Thank you bro

[mateulahoz]

Respect turkana because I'm Somali from USA iliving kakuma regegee camp morthern 20 years 1997 2014

[killion]

Turkana is beautiful my goodness. Good job chamwada

[davidbasset]

this is the best african media i love what you are doing

bravo

[flavouremusembi]

Such scenery is an absolute turn on
i love it