Kenya is where it all began, with my first trip
to Africa being to Kenya
in 1999, and for a few weeks I am back, though staying in a place that I have
never been to before. For just over three weeks I am staying at a place called
Ruiru, where I am helping to teach on an academic course, organised by SIL
International, training translators, literacy workers and SU workers. I am
teaching on the SU track, and have the privilege of interacting with a great
group of students from Ethiopia,
Uganda, Sudan and Kenya. It’s hard work, with lesson
planning, teaching and marking assignments, as well as dealing with
administrative tasks from Mbeya. However, as always, teaching stimulates me, so
I am enjoying it all. It’s not all work though, so here’s a few pictures of what I’ve been up to the last couple of Saturdays…
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| Olympic games trials - Kenya |
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| 14 falls, Thika (near Nairobi) |
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| With some of my students from Uganda |
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| Delicious Ethiopian food on Ethiopian night |
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