Sunday 28 August 2016

My Experience in Bungoma

Sunday morning the 7th August 2016. The favourable weather gave us an opportunity to explore the peaceful community and hike the nearest hill. It was exciting for five members of Nipe Sauti Africa to walk through the city accompanied by our tour guide Musa. Everyone we came across on our way was kind enough to greet us. The community involves in cattle and food crop farming and retail businesses.

We were determined to explore every corner of the hill. From the tall green grass, hidden paths, caves, and trees to get to the peak of the stony hill.
The breathtaking view would allow us a shout, sing, and dance with every memory captured and kept safe behind the camera scenes.
Despite Conrad, Lwanga getting a knee injury the highlight of our expedition was making it to the peak of stones that sat still on each other as if they would fall at any trigger. Our intention was to explore and name the hill Nipe Sauti Africa if we were the first people to visit the place which we were not. Tired, hungry and thirsty it was time to get down the hill.
Our day would be crown by a tasty meal courtesy of our host. With the local delicacy ugali, matoke and chicken in plenty.

The evening had come time to bid Bungoma county goodbye there I got a chance to ride a bicycle as a means of transport for the first time.

With our mission ICT Mashinani accomplished we enjoyed Bungoma county's rich Bukusu culture, attractive cites, and hospitable people
Author: Anne Muisyo

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