A Brief Info About Kenya Culture Kenya is the land of acclaimed sportsmen who have ruled the race tracks both local and international with extensive numbers of creative hobbies to follow in your spare time. Hobbies and sports in Kenya are embedded in the Kenya culture and is taken advantage to promote its highly social lifestyles as well as the populace’s collectivist nature. By investing in sports as their culture, it has seen to the number of gold medals that the country won and because of that, the country were able to establish its name as being the home of sports champions. The Kenyan national anthem is usually a frequent tune to almost any international sporting events as sports women and men have received awards for the sports they’ve participated. It is no doubt that Kenya was able to nurture real sport talents that include both men and women with domestic as well as international status who’ve brought home lots of medals from bronze, silver and gold. A few of the very well known sports men and women together with the sports that they dominated are Catherine Ndereba for Great Marathoner, Paul Tergat for long distance runner, Tegla Loroupe for long distance track runner, Ezekiel Kemboi a gold medallist, David Rudisha, current 800 meter Olympic world record holder, 800m Olympic gold medallist and the winner of Golden League Jackpot is Pamela Jelimo, for Rugby, they have Humphrey Kayange. There are varieties of major sports that many Kenyans are engaged from their childhood, through schooling years and even to professional level especially track and field. Whether you believe it or not, Kenya is quite popular worldwide for the achievements it received in track & field including long and short distance track and field, cross country, marathons and road and walking races. And many of the yearly marathons organized in Kenya are meant for social causes including Standard Chartered Nairobi Marathon, Lewa Marathon, Safaricom Marathon, Sotokoto Safari Marathon, Kass International Marathon and Kisumu World AIDS Marathon.
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Most of the Kenyans have their own hobbies, which is mostly based on the area they live as well as their personal interest. For example, folks living in rural places are laid back while the urban people are more active involved into their hobbies.
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There are many different hobbies that are so common across gender, social status, age as well as regions in Kenya such as listening to music and watching local television, touring and travelling, singing karaoke, reading, going to movie cinemas and theatres and so forth. On the other hand, teens and young adults oftentimes inclined to social media as hobby and checking their accounts twice or thrice per day.