Subscribers Area

The Subscribers Area gives access to special reports, music files and photo essays - as a "thank you" for signing up for my e-zine.

All materials are copyrighted - they are for private use only.

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Special Reports

• "Kenya-Advisor.com's Guide To Really Good Safari Tour Companies" (PDF, 1.6 MB)
  
  Which safari tour operator to choose? This report gives general guidelines, and lists a number of companies with a good track record. (This site has no relation with those companies whatsoever.)

Photo Collections

• "Barack Obama's Kenya Roots - A Photo Essay" (PDF, 600 KB)
  
  US Presidential Candidate Barack Obama has Kenyan roots - his father was a Luo Kenyan. This essay tells the story in pictures.
• "Images of Kenya - Photo Book" (PDF, 700 KB)
  
  Browse through these photos if you want to get inspiration for you upcoming trip to Kenya! They can all be bought as posters, by the way.

Music Files (MP3 Format)

• Maasai Chants (9.0 MB)
  
  An original song from the famous Maasai, who still live like their ancestors have been doing for thousands of years.
• Kikuyu Tribal Dance (5.4 MB)
  
  A dance song from the Kikuyu tribe, Kenya largest ethnic group.
• D.O. Misiani, "Wuoro Onono (Greed Is Useless)" (7.1 MB)
  
  A modern song from D.O. Misiani, the king of Kenyan Benga music
• Samba Mapangala, "Vunja Mifupa" (6.2 MB)
  
  A song from Samba Mapangala, Kenyan Rumba stars

Download Instructions

Downloading any of these files goes like this: Right-click on them, click "Save As...", select the place on your computer where you want to save them, and click "Save".

You need Acrobat Reader to open the PDF files (reports and photo essays). It's installed on most computers, but if you don't have it, you can download it here for free.

The music files are MP3 files. They MUST be downloaded to own computer first, before you can listen to them. Beware - the MP3 files are really big! If you are on a dial-up connection, it may take many hours to download them.