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3. Answer 12 trivia questions
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Pamela Jelimo was only 18yrs old when she won the 800 meters at the 2008 Olympics in Beijing and while at it became the first Kenyan woman to win a gold medal in the Olympics.
George Saitoti was Kenya's longest serving vice president having held the post for 12 years and 34 days. He also was the only person to have two tenures as vice president having held it between 1 May 1989- 8 January 1998 and later between 3 April 1999 30 August 2002. #Funfact
We have something new and exciting coming up in October. In the meantime, we will not be having trivia shows. Do stick around for the exciting news. Stay sharp. #Trivia254
#ShujaaStories - Hawecha
The Oromo community remembers this lady as Hawecha The Dreamer, a nickname she earned in her younger years before she became her people’s most powerful prophetess.
Read about her ➡️ https://t.co/MawKodY6sO
Graphic by @shujaastories
#ShujaaStories - Hiile Korichir
He lived during a time of conflict between the Daasanach (his community) and the Gabra. Moved by a desire for peace, he negotiated for a peace pact between the two communities.
Read his story➡️https://t.co/MXyyC1BaPg
Graphic by @shujaastories
#ShujaaStories - Taveta Mystic
She was the mysterious woman with great power. Legend has it that it was she who commanded the land to sink, and by doing so created Lake Chala.
Read her story➡️https://t.co/k2TC4EQ6XK
Graphic by @shujaastories
#ShujaaStories - Mokuria
Most of the Abakuria community's cultural practices tie back to this legend. From Nyumba Ntobu, to the community's initiation rites, to the appreciation for song and dance.
Read his story➡️ https://t.co/hdUVNRnEE8
Graphics by @shujaastories