Kenya is amazing with so many different micro climates within short distances from extreme hot, warm, cold, desert, savannah, drought, coastal weather, snow its like living in different countries in one.
Alot of lessons to learn from these folk in Kangema. They can not live without cutting down trees for fire wood but yet their tree cover is the most in Kenya at 14% and improving with the aim of achieving 17%. What if the charcoal business was regulated like this whereby certain areas are designated for charcoal harvesting as long as the people are planting more trees than they cut. Kenya can have a lucrative sustainable charcoal business and even with the possibility of increasing tree cover. michuki showed us the way. Strict enforecement from the county administration from the village chiefs all the way up and the people have bought into the plan because they see the benefits. Why cant each county replicate the same? God bless michuki he was a visionary, wish we could have 22 michuki's in cabinet.
Dualism creates conflict and disorder, period. Go tell it on the mountain Ekuru. Kenya ni yetu! Tukifariki tunaiacha hapa hapa na tumeshindwa na kuishi juu ya ukabira. Tujikomboe kimawazo, natujichangamshe na urafiki wa wananchi.
I remember being valishwad those hats. Sometimes even two of them at once. I hated them so much and kept removing them but my mum would pinch me to keep them on. 😅
Mūciī nī mūciī. I love my home. Great people and very scenic. The beauty is breathtaking and I always forget all the woes of the world just being there. A great episode too.
Most rivers in Central are not used due to the cold waters of the rivers, we only use it for drinking, irrigation isn't necessary when rivervalleys are wet through out year. our areas temperatures falls to 8°C arround june
Great memories, we used to visit this place during December to get plums. I love mother Kenya 🇰🇪 I have to visit this place again on my December visit to jamhuri
Michuki was a blessing to this country may he rest well knowing what good work he did we need such bold people who change the mindset of people and help them realise great potential
Very good of the reporter to highlight some unique environmental facts which are rare in many other parts of the country - serenity, clean river water, forest cover, and regular rainfall. Had he ventured a little deeper into the forest, he would had a chance to see some wildlife - elephants, buffaloes, leopards and the very rare (black and white) Colobus monkeys. 10:52 - the location is Tuthu, not Karurumo and the name of the river is Mathioya. I'll volunteer to be your tour guide in your next visit and you will be sure to take with you home some trout and a pack of processed tea leaves.
Cheers bruh that's my area code kangema coming to kihoya,nyagatugu,wanjerere and you finish with karuri heading to the magnificent aberdare ranges.. beautiful land
Thank you so much john for covering my home place. Kindly go to the Ichichi side and visit Nduiini and the newly constructed water tunnel. For our hero John Michuki, when he introduced the "eucalyptus away from the river directive" nobody liked the idea. But a decade later the fruits of his work are celebrated. May he continue resting in peace.
Personally I’m from Kiambu, i envy Kangema landscape. Kiambu must stop the current urbanization . Some years back we had also beautiful and decongested small towns.
Thank you. It's ridiculous how some rural places have decided to urbanize and Kiambu is the worst example. I live in Minnesota which is much colder than Kangema and would gladly retire and live in a place like Kangema without question. It's such a beautiful countryside and that cold is nothing as long as you dress well and keep your home heated. My goodness, I've never seen a clean river in Kenya and Kangema people should keep it up. Don't ever copy the madness that's going on in Kiambu. We must protect our rural locations instead of trying to urbanize every space like developed countries.
@@phynnie There are also other areas in Murang'a just like Kangema. Upper areas of kigumo like Kangari, kinyona, Makomboki etc. Also Ndakaini, Gatura, mbugiti etc in Gatanga. In Kandara we have Githumu and Gituru areas.
This is very nostalgic. From kubebwa by a tea lorry going to Tuthu to my grandparent's (may they rest in peace) home from Kanyenyaine to picking tea leaves. I saw their home in that drone take. I think Sir Njonjo had a fly fishing club there. I love this video.
My Sonnie , always told me about this place which is her home. And honestly seeing the video, I now understand how much I underrated her tales of the BEAUTY of Muranga Kangema. - Seriously this place is MAGNIFICENT !!! , no wonder my Sonnie is as Gorgeous.
This place is very beautiful. Two things I noticed the excitement on his face when he saw the water gauge and the first time there is a pool of water and he didn't swim 🤣
Kangema is colder...especially hizo parts za Tutho, Kanyenyaini and Karurumo....its really cold. I was born in Muguru a much warmer place but still in Murang'a....i used to visit those colder parts and i couldn't stand it.
Kenyans, thank God for that cold weather chakula ni tele kwa sababu ya climate ya kwetu.. Come gulf where ispokuwa ni mafuta no one can survive here. All I'll die. I love my country Kenya
Every county should have strict directives on planting trees. It's very sad seeing places that have zero trees. Na politicians waki campaign no one talks about trees
In Europe miti inapembelezwa like a kababy lol In Kenya wanaenda kuangusha a one thousand years old fig tree Mimi swali ni how can you manage to cut a fig tree with a razor blade
I was in Muranga for the 1st time twice this August...I really liked the landscape and the smooth road networks....I hope the next government will maintain the roads network in Kenya otherwise if mismanaged they will all turn into potholes in the next 5 years
Kangema is where I was brought up in my youth days. Has many parallel ridges n you picked only one known as Iyego. It also has relatively warmer lower regions out of the tea zone, where coffee grows. The generic air is fresh n crisp, the green environment n the hilly topography is uniquely beautiful. Place has steadily produced outstanding business folks within the country n in the disspora.
Nimeishi nchi tatu uarabuni Dubai been one of them lakini mimi hata nikpeewa billions niishi huku maika yangu yote siwezi. Jua ya 6am ni kama ya Kenya January mara 7🤦♀️. Horrible weather better Kenya yetu upambane na barindi
I live in Arizona USA. My goodness, the heat is exactly the same as gulf bcz it's a desert. Yaani usiku upepo uko na joto. Na unasweat kabisa na ni usiku. Now seeing this video of my mother county, a couldn't hold tears of the love and home sickness
The reason why people don't wash in or abuse river mathioya..credit to Dr. Gikonyo Kiano most homes in tuthu/karurumo/kiruri/kanyenyaini have piped water. Also there is the KFFC club in Tuthu that also has really maintained the river's environment and also continued to replenish trout fingerings.
My sweet County Muranga where dreams are created and actualized. May peace and solace always abide in Muranga. My home my paradise how thee I miss you.
@@ichooseviolence2532 What war ?! We're sick n tired f your false ethnic narrative peddled since 1963....No one African country let alone a community could fight the British even at this time !!!! Uhuru tulipewa that's y we inherited their laws, education, .......Everything to this very day !
I live in Europe a d Murang'a would be my ideal place to live in , I hate warmth, I'm happy during the winter. So I think Muranga and Nyeri would be my favourite places to live in. I'm planning to relocate back to Kenya after 13years in Belgium. I like Belgium but I love Kenya especially Mt Kenya region. this is where my heart is.
There needs to be a solution to eco heating in the area. Cutting trees is Not okay. Have you guys heard of the ugandan heating/cooking stoves method with lava stones? It is possible to make makeshift ones too to fit your way of life. . Less wood, less charcoal, almost no expenses.
That clean river is Mathioya South River or Mathioya ma Iyego in the local dialect. Mathioya North River flows in the neighbouring Mathioya Constituency and is known as Mathioya ma Gatua Ciuma by the locals. It's just as clean as its namesake in the south. The two river confluence a few kilometres from Murang'a Town where some of the water is diverted to a tunnel that is under the town. This water joins Maragua River to form Wanjii Dam where Kengen generates hydropower. The now combined Mathioyas (what remains after diversion) flows eastwards and joins Sagana River. Maragua River then joins in to form the early stages of River Tana.
I dont know why no one thought of planting high value fruit trees in this area. Certain high value fruits do well in cold areas like this . Grapes Strawberries. Blueberries. Sweet cherries. Apples. And the beauty of these fruits is they do not require much land to make good money. If each household can set aside an acre to plant the same fruit trees lets say grapes and form a cooperative they can be ripping big besides their other farming activities. Hopefully an investor is watching this. Straw berries, blue berries and sweet cherries are very sort after fruits in Europe
The biggest problem in muranga right now is population density, you will handly find any house hold with extra 1 acre which is available, most of land is planted tea leaves. most people are left with 1/2 or 1/4 acre to do everything else. very very few families have morethan 3 acres of land in total, and it get subdivided every 25 years due to inheritance issues.
@@machariamuchori8389 Unfortunately the nyandarua side doesn't have alot of rivers because it's a plateau, hence not having Many rivers except malewa and view trbutaries. Much of abadares drains to the East that's why there are Many hill in eastern slopes mainly in Murang'a, parts of kiambu ( gatundu north) and othaya in nyeri.
I like John Ekuru’s nationalism, that Kenya yote ni yetu, that you can go and live in any part of the country, where one gets employment.
Yes you even don't have to vote in a certain way to please gods of a domicile tribe not to be evicted,killed or molested.
But not all welcome others some have gone to others place but in their place no others
It's been a GoK Policy since independence which applies to all Civil service workers including Health, but things went wrong in Kenya 😢😢.
@@grantonmbele343 ukweli some wako hateful towards other tribes kikuyus are welcoming
@@MauMauMwangi1 Mbele has not mentioned any tribe.
Kenya is amazing with so many different micro climates within short distances from extreme hot, warm, cold, desert, savannah, drought, coastal weather, snow its like living in different countries in one.
Its the whole world in one
Drop your Likes for Mr.Ekuru🇰🇪
I'm so happy to see our own black Africans of NTV Kenya documenting our beautiful African continent
Is there a White africans 🤔
You are a black African and the rest of us are dark Africans blessed with melanin
@@hamasjunior2997 yes
Muranga is a paradise with very nice and humble people. I have friends there. Coolest people
Don't forget some hardicore gangasters are from there. But they don't make it undesirable.
Blasio: True, most are really nice and friendly.
Humble men
There are many gangs in Murang'a. The notorious ones rape men in Murang'a without shame.
@@MadameButterfly800 Good people na imaramari (bad people like gangsters) are everywhere in the world.
My rural home where I grew up I really like it thanks NTV for covering it
My village. Thankyou for airing this my motherland.
Wow 👏thats my native shaggz,,kangema rwathia and for sure the place is paradise
Alot of lessons to learn from these folk in Kangema. They can not live without cutting down trees for fire wood but yet their tree cover is the most in Kenya at 14% and improving with the aim of achieving 17%. What if the charcoal business was regulated like this whereby certain areas are designated for charcoal harvesting as long as the people are planting more trees than they cut. Kenya can have a lucrative sustainable charcoal business and even with the possibility of increasing tree cover. michuki showed us the way. Strict enforecement from the county administration from the village chiefs all the way up and the people have bought into the plan because they see the benefits. Why cant each county replicate the same? God bless michuki he was a visionary, wish we could have 22 michuki's in cabinet.
Beautiful place. It's where I'm from proudly. This is where I go to unwind with pure oxygen and no noise# we need eco-friendly investors.
We hear the maker 'mwenye nyagas' shrine is there. Beautiful
I like Ekuru so much, Kenya ni yetu zote. We can stay anywhere we want, zero tribalism.
Dualism creates conflict and disorder, period. Go tell it on the mountain Ekuru. Kenya ni yetu! Tukifariki tunaiacha hapa hapa na tumeshindwa na kuishi juu ya ukabira. Tujikomboe kimawazo, natujichangamshe na urafiki wa wananchi.
I remember being valishwad those hats. Sometimes even two of them at once. I hated them so much and kept removing them but my mum would pinch me to keep them on. 😅
Mūciī nī mūciī. I love my home. Great people and very scenic. The beauty is breathtaking and I always forget all the woes of the world just being there. A great episode too.
My home village,,,,,
The cold and majani gives me goose bumps to date🥶🥶🥶
Waambie mtu hamalizangi maje glass moja ata on a sunny day
amazing to see a clean river in kenya!
Tembea Kenya babaa....the likes of amberdare....
There are so many clean rivers in Kenya. Toka Nairobi boss ujionee😅😅
Wee if you're a Kenyan unafaa kupigwa ngoto. Haha 😆
Nyeri rivers
Most rivers in Central are not used due to the cold waters of the rivers, we only use it for drinking, irrigation isn't necessary when rivervalleys are wet through out year. our areas temperatures falls to 8°C arround june
Great memories, we used to visit this place during December to get plums.
I love mother Kenya 🇰🇪
I have to visit this place again on my December visit to jamhuri
Michuki was a blessing to this country may he rest well knowing what good work he did we need such bold people who change the mindset of people and help them realise great potential
Michuki left a great legacy. May he R.I.P 🙏🏽
May HSRIP
Very good of the reporter to highlight some unique environmental facts which are rare in many other parts of the country - serenity, clean river water, forest cover, and regular rainfall. Had he ventured a little deeper into the forest, he would had a chance to see some wildlife - elephants, buffaloes, leopards and the very rare (black and white) Colobus monkeys.
10:52 - the location is Tuthu, not Karurumo and the name of the river is Mathioya.
I'll volunteer to be your tour guide in your next visit and you will be sure to take with you home some trout and a pack of processed tea leaves.
I really miss my birth place,,, the memories though from mpararo in mathioya to hanging on lorries 🙂
I was born there too....its a beautiful place... i really miss home.
Cheers bruh that's my area code kangema coming to kihoya,nyagatugu,wanjerere and you finish with karuri heading to the magnificent aberdare ranges.. beautiful land
Thank you so much john for covering my home place. Kindly go to the Ichichi side and visit Nduiini and the newly constructed water tunnel. For our hero John Michuki, when he introduced the "eucalyptus away from the river directive" nobody liked the idea. But a decade later the fruits of his work are celebrated. May he continue resting in peace.
May God rest his soul in peace.
Sometimes I wonder how we survived going to school barefoot, torn light sweeter under such harsh weather condition.....thank God for been there for us
I have been to Turkana. EKIRU has assimilated with the Kikuyus. He looks like the Kikuyu.
ata kiswahili yake
Kenya is really blessed... Very beautiful place
Napenda Murang'a
Personally I’m from Kiambu, i envy Kangema landscape. Kiambu must stop the current urbanization . Some years back we had also beautiful and decongested small towns.
Thank you. It's ridiculous how some rural places have decided to urbanize and Kiambu is the worst example. I live in Minnesota which is much colder than Kangema and would gladly retire and live in a place like Kangema without question. It's such a beautiful countryside and that cold is nothing as long as you dress well and keep your home heated. My goodness, I've never seen a clean river in Kenya and Kangema people should keep it up. Don't ever copy the madness that's going on in Kiambu. We must protect our rural locations instead of trying to urbanize every space like developed countries.
@@phynnie There are also other areas in Murang'a just like Kangema. Upper areas of kigumo like Kangari, kinyona, Makomboki etc. Also Ndakaini, Gatura, mbugiti etc in Gatanga. In Kandara we have Githumu and Gituru areas.
Watu wa kagema Rwathia mko wapi
Njumbi hapa
Here 👋
Tuthu ❤count me in
Thuthu in the house ..Njumbi high-school original
This is very nostalgic. From kubebwa by a tea lorry going to Tuthu to my grandparent's (may they rest in peace) home from Kanyenyaine to picking tea leaves. I saw their home in that drone take. I think Sir Njonjo had a fly fishing club there. I love this video.
Iam so happy watching this video about home sweet home. It reminded of my childhood na mbushuri.
My Sonnie , always told me about this place which is her home. And honestly seeing the video, I now understand how much I underrated her tales of the BEAUTY of Muranga Kangema. - Seriously this place is MAGNIFICENT !!! , no wonder my Sonnie is as Gorgeous.
Good place to live
@@bernardngunjiri8233 Ohhhhh YES YES what a heavenly magnificent place it is.
A man in love
@@davidmuhiah477 Deeper and Cleaner than the streams of River Mathioya.
@@SirKelvin hehe
This place is very beautiful. Two things I noticed the excitement on his face when he saw the water gauge and the first time there is a pool of water and he didn't swim 🤣
This is wonderful. To get an area where environment issues are appreciated by the community.
Thank you for your comprehensive coverage, this can help people to choose where to live.
The area reminds me of growing up in Nyandarua county, Ngano. Tembeeni huko mwache kusema baridi
Kangema baridi iko.....ask wazaliwa wa huko.......
Kangema is colder...especially hizo parts za Tutho, Kanyenyaini and Karurumo....its really cold. I was born in Muguru a much warmer place but still in Murang'a....i used to visit those colder parts and i couldn't stand it.
this is so beautiful did not know kenya was so beautiful
Simply nostalgic. Kudos NTV for such informative coverages.
kinangop, cant wait, were finally on tv
Kenyans, thank God for that cold weather chakula ni tele kwa sababu ya climate ya kwetu.. Come gulf where ispokuwa ni mafuta no one can survive here. All I'll die. I love my country Kenya
Rose.... I shed a tear. I love my country
Every county should have strict directives on planting trees. It's very sad seeing places that have zero trees. Na politicians waki campaign no one talks about trees
Riggy amesema tukalime porini lol
Atwoli told us tukate miti lol
In Europe miti inapembelezwa like a kababy lol
In Kenya wanaenda kuangusha a one thousand years old fig tree
Mimi swali ni how can you manage to cut a fig tree with a razor blade
i envy the way you present your episodes. it's quite amazing. Twende show is always lit 🔥🔥🔥
Wooow that's wonderful... Just watching these epic adventure from exactly lodwar town
Great coverage, indeed Mzee Michuki was a transformer, and Kenya a beautiful place we have.
I was in Muranga for the 1st time twice this August...I really liked the landscape and the smooth road networks....I hope the next government will maintain the roads network in Kenya otherwise if mismanaged they will all turn into potholes in the next 5 years
Karurumo is my home place, anybody here from kiruri, karurumo?
Ichichi
@@davidwanjie9685 l know Ichichi good to see you here brother
Karurumo
My home ground .....much love❤
Kangema is where I was brought up in my youth days. Has many parallel ridges n you picked only one known as Iyego. It also has relatively warmer lower regions out of the tea zone, where coffee grows. The generic air is fresh n crisp, the green environment n the hilly topography is uniquely beautiful. Place has steadily produced outstanding business folks within the country n in the disspora.
Githunguri
Kangema is my home sweet home,,,, weuh the cold here is something else, hadi maji ya mto inakaanga kama imetoka fridge❄️❄️
Nice documented i love kenya.
Nimeishi nchi tatu uarabuni Dubai been one of them lakini mimi hata nikpeewa billions niishi huku maika yangu yote siwezi. Jua ya 6am ni kama ya Kenya January mara 7🤦♀️. Horrible weather better Kenya yetu upambane na barindi
I live in Arizona USA. My goodness, the heat is exactly the same as gulf bcz it's a desert. Yaani usiku upepo uko na joto. Na unasweat kabisa na ni usiku. Now seeing this video of my mother county, a couldn't hold tears of the love and home sickness
Wishing each one of you the very best wherever you are. stay safe na msisahau ku invest home coz east or west home is best.
🤔Kangema, my home area. 👏👏
very educative documentation.
Wow Wow beutiful Land kenya
Good to watch my home village all the way from Seattle Washington
Yes it's were iam if I win comin 2 Seattle 2
Love hw u narrates,hiyo waba Iko Soo clean
The reason why people don't wash in or abuse river mathioya..credit to Dr. Gikonyo Kiano most homes in tuthu/karurumo/kiruri/kanyenyaini have piped water. Also there is the KFFC club in Tuthu that also has really maintained the river's environment and also continued to replenish trout fingerings.
My childhood area.nyagatugu primary school..from mithanga
Good job. Love it. Give us more
My sweet County Muranga where dreams are created and actualized. May peace and solace always abide in Muranga. My home my paradise how thee I miss you.
A brilliant episode, Kangema my home
This was among my best episodes of twende
What a beautiful country
Name sake
I miss the days i used to work in Kanyenyaini it was harsh due to cold but really hardened the man in me now👊
No wonder the white man never wanted to let go of Central part of Kenya ..hence the name white settlement
Yes but walipata watu hardcore and ready to go for war
@@ichooseviolence2532 What war ?! We're sick n tired f your false ethnic narrative peddled since 1963....No one African country let alone a community could fight the British even at this time !!!! Uhuru tulipewa that's y we inherited their laws, education, .......Everything to this very day !
Wish those 11°C ,51°F in missouri winter 😫 that's summer ☀️ they deep to 0°F here -17°C
"Baridi ni kali, lazima utafte kuni" My mind 😆
During cold weather or in July you can't see beyond 1km because of fog
falling in love with the river, God given cleeean water,
I totally relate to mbochori and chest issues which I have till now miss my birth place looks identical to this a place called Kinyona
Kinyona 😍👌
Exactly where I grew up … well done 👍
I live in Europe a d Murang'a would be my ideal place to live in , I hate warmth, I'm happy during the winter. So I think Muranga and Nyeri would be my favourite places to live in. I'm planning to relocate back to Kenya after 13years in Belgium. I like Belgium but I love Kenya especially Mt Kenya region. this is where my heart is.
This is my best beautiful country we have here
There needs to be a solution to eco heating in the area. Cutting trees is Not okay. Have you guys heard of the ugandan heating/cooking stoves method with lava stones? It is possible to make makeshift ones too to fit your way of life. .
Less wood, less charcoal, almost no expenses.
Njora we love your "twende show"
Keep doing what you do best,taking us all over our beloved country.
It's soo refreshing.
Live long Twende show 💖
Haiya the guy doing the tea planting demo is wambugu from gathunguri
True. This place is so cold I have ever been there... Nikapewa blanketi nne nijifunikie but instead of bringing warmth they were a load to me
My home constituency. Though kwetu ni RWATHIA
Kangema, my neighbouring county. Kangema and Mathioya were one constituency during Moi era.
Kangema my hometown
From a very far place from home this one make me miss home
Na mtu anaishi Kisumu na anaoga na maji moto😂😂😂
Waaaa muranga my home area..ichichi the coldest region😜😜😜😜 karurumo salimia aunte hapo nyuma ya buying center 🙋🙋🙋🙋🔥
Mimi nlikuwa na ishi hapo Gatara. Wuuueh. Ichichi na Karurumo,acha tu. Jeve ta ya Kwa ngoma.
@@duabusviis254 imgne tukuriree huko🥺🥺🥺..baridi wacha tu
Wah! Kûgerera heho ini ta îyo ti kaûndû kanini
@@duabusviis254 riu njungagaa Kaba guikara kia matawa🤣🤣🤣
Mimi naeza oga na maji baridi 😅😅😅😅😅
Love my home county Murang'a 💌
Was at karurumo 2 weeks ago at it was freezing. There was nothing to enjoy
That clean river is Mathioya South River or Mathioya ma Iyego in the local dialect. Mathioya North River flows in the neighbouring Mathioya Constituency and is known as Mathioya ma Gatua Ciuma by the locals. It's just as clean as its namesake in the south. The two river confluence a few kilometres from Murang'a Town where some of the water is diverted to a tunnel that is under the town. This water joins Maragua River to form Wanjii Dam where Kengen generates hydropower. The now combined Mathioyas (what remains after diversion) flows eastwards and joins Sagana River. Maragua River then joins in to form the early stages of River Tana.
Kangema my home place..Kujeni twende Aberdares
I was born there
@@dorcashirigo4414 It's an awesome place to have come from
We said Sheria moja ya Twende, ukipatana na maji hata kama ni ya kikombe must swim. Sioni ukifanya hivo sir 🤣
Wangapi tulisomea high school ii area. Weuh baridi mazee
Me,kangema high school
I dont know why no one thought of planting high value fruit trees in this area. Certain high value fruits do well in cold areas like this .
Grapes
Strawberries.
Blueberries.
Sweet cherries.
Apples.
And the beauty of these fruits is they do not require much land to make good money. If each household can set aside an acre to plant the same fruit trees lets say grapes and form a cooperative they can be ripping big besides their other farming activities. Hopefully an investor is watching this. Straw berries, blue berries and sweet cherries are very sort after fruits in Europe
Its not the climate its the soil, I gues,
The biggest problem in muranga right now is population density, you will handly find any house hold with extra 1 acre which is available, most of land is planted tea leaves. most people are left with 1/2 or 1/4 acre to do everything else. very very few families have morethan 3 acres of land in total, and it get subdivided every 25 years due to inheritance issues.
And you are right all types of berries grows here in the wild, unattended and they are healthy and sweet
David david would want to get intourch am this place and looking for what can do and now got idea..thank you
@@moseskimani6550 So do you live in that cold area and have land?
I had a chance to live in central kenya and it's a very nice place. Wapi likes za kirinyaga sagana
Now you need to visit Nyandarua county
I must visit this place for a week this year
Kindly...please let us know which type of drone..
Beautiful and Agriculture productive region.Too many weather pattern in kenya
This climatic conditions expands southwards to kigumo and Gatanga in places like kinyona, kangari, makomboki, gituro, ndakaini etc.
this place is wetter due to being below higher peaks of Nyandarua ranges- elephant hill and Mt kinangop
@@machariamuchori8389 Unfortunately the nyandarua side doesn't have alot of rivers because it's a plateau, hence not having Many rivers except malewa and view trbutaries. Much of abadares drains to the East that's why there are Many hill in eastern slopes mainly in Murang'a, parts of kiambu ( gatundu north) and othaya in nyeri.
@@mightlybeloved6763 it's due to being on the leeward side hence receive less precipitation
@@machariamuchori8389 Agreed!
I never noted this cold narrative younger years till shifted places. My birth place my pride.
Thank you for this showpiece....... those trees cut were mainly targeting the tea factory curing process & not for conservation. It was a CON job.
good job twende amazing video