Cleo and Owen

The animals at Haller Park are mostly rescue animals. Often times they require medical care as well as food and living space. Owen, the darker of the two hippos, was washed up in the tsunami of 2004 as a baby and was very lucky to have been brought safely to Haller Park where he now lives in peace. He became world famous because of his survival and the friendship he formed with an old tortoise at the park named Mzee. You can actually google his story.

Alleluia - Tales of Kenya (Part I)

January 30th 2012
I asked God to put me in the presence of “Godly” people. People who could help me to see and know Him. People who could inspire me to think and act in ways which would lead me to be as He intended. I didn’t expect to find them on a short touring type trip to a country ravaged with violence, poverty, and corruption. I didn’t expect to notice them in short encounters. But yet they were there ... read more

Africa » Kenya » Coast Province » Mombasa

Founding president and liberation struggle icon Jomo KENYATTA led Kenya from independence until his death in 1978, when President Daniel Toroitich arap MOI took power in a constitutional succession. The country was a de facto one-party state from 196... ... read more

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