Fascinating facts about Eldoret town you should know.
One of the streets in Eldoret town [Source/Facebook/County Government of Uasin Gishu] Eldoret which regarded as one of the fastest growing towns has a unique story of origin. Unlike other major towns in Kenya, Eldoret was not founded on the British influence. It actually originated from South African farmers and Boers running away from British colonialism.
Meet Famous Footballers Who You Never Knew Are Twins
It's something everyone will love to have- a twin. But finding a twin with whom you are in the same occupation is something beyond comprehension. Football in a thrilling sport. Above everything, some sparkling enthusiasm came from twins who adorned the fields. Here are some of the soccer stars you didn't yet know were twins. José and Juanmi Callejón The two players both played for went to the Real Madrid academy where they developed their footballing skills. Jose is the mst known as he played for Real Madrif
An Old Boers House Currently Used as AIC Soliat Church in Ndanai, Ainabkoi, Uasin Gishu County
Who is a Boer? Boer (/bʊər/) is Dutch and Afrikaans for "farmer". In South African contexts, "Boers" (Afrikaans: Boere) refers to the descendants of the proto-Afrikaans-speaking settlers of the eastern Cape frontier in Southern Africa during the 18th and much of the 19th century. An old Boer's house currently used as AIC Soliat church in Ndanai, Ainabkoi, Uasin Gishu county. The building is a remnant of an old Boers settlement in Ainabkoi region. In 1908 the governor of Kenya offered cheap farmland in Uasin
Historical Events That Shaped The Modern World
Boer War The war took place in early 1880 and early 1900, pitching the Dutch settlers against the British army, in a war that was meant to stamp authority in what is present day South Africa. Boers with the support of Germany had resulted in British soldiers taking radical steps. It was during this war that the first case of civilian arrests were witnessed. The British captured the civilians and put them in concentration camps. The German empire had always considered the Brits as weak and unable to undertak