Paukwa Stories Paukwa Stories

We wind up the first season of the #KeSafari with Kenya’s capital. Nairobi is the heart of activity in Kenya and has been the hub of historical events, trade and human connection for decades. Essentially, it’s a city that never sleeps. Enjoy Nairobi as narrated by Gracia O.

Even through the dark times of colonial rule, the people of Nyamira rose up, bold and defiant in the face of injustice. Their stories live on in this episode. Listen to the tales that abound in the stunning area that is Nyamira County.

This episode has been narrated by Mwihaki M.

Soapstone artifacts are in our homes and offices, but did you know that most of these works of art are made in County 45? With its fertile landscape, the agricultural produce overflows from the food-basket that is Kisii. Its hills have long been inhabited by warriors and poets. Explore Kisii County with us on this episode.

This episode has been narrated by Mwihaki M.

Homabay is a land of tales, and we can’t shy away from a good story.
County 42 is home to Rusinga Island and Kendu Bay, but what’s most fascinating is the story that comes from this county.

The episode has been narrated by Mwihaki M. and Ayanna G.

Siaya County is a land of rich heritage. From the many decades of deep dedication to education and the sites named after Kenyan historical figures, it draws us to our glorious past. Did you know County 41 has the longest coastline along Lake Victoria? Discover much more on this episode.

This episode has been narrated by Natalie S.

Busia is a county full of wonders. It’s mapped as County 40 and, beyond the unlimited supply of Lake Victoria fish, this county is known for an annual boat festival that brings people together from far and wide. Perhaps this episode will give you the right feel of what to expect in Busia.

The episode has been narrated by Gracia O.