Kenya Cultural Exchange,Foreign Student Exchange, Kenya Historical Tours, Black History,

Kenya Education History Culture Exchange Programs

Education Exchange Berngo Safaris and Tours will provide the logistics for foreign exchange students coming to
Kenya for cultural exchanges, education exchanges and recreational exchanges.
kenya has a number of accredited universities and colleges, research institutions and numerous private funded Non Governmental Organizations that work with local and foreign institutions. We will provide the names of the institutions for clients that want to venture into this kind of work.

Some of the current Kenyan institutions of higher education that participate in education, research and student exchange programs include:

1. University of Nairobi,-Nairobi
2. Kenyatta University,-Nairobi
3. Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology, -Juja
4. Maseno University,-Kisumu
5. Methodist University. -Nairobi
6. American International University-Nairobi
7. Utalii College-Nairobi
8. Coast University-Mombasa

Historic Studies Exchange and Archeology
We can also help institutions that want to study historical and archeological discoveries from renowned scientist Dr.Leakey. We have a working relationship with the renowned Museums of Kenya in Nairobi for archeological studies. The Lake Turkana region in Northern Kenya has a rich archeology treasure for scientists.

Fort Jesus and Slavery in Mombasa Kenya

Black History Month Visit
Slave Trade In Portugal, Prince Henry the Navigator sponsored early voyages of discovery along the western coast of Africa as it was believed that somewhere in sub-Saharan Africa is a 'River of Gold.' In 1441, a Henry's ship returned from a voyage along the western coast of Africa with twelve twelve black Africans aboard. Two years later, Portuguese ships returned from Africa with nearly thirty slaves and within ten years, thousands of slaves had been transported by sea to Portugal and the Portuguese Islands.
In 1499 Portuguese built the Fort Jesus on the island city of Mombasa, the present capital of Kenya. The Fort Jesus was designed by the Italian architect Jao Batisto Cairato with cell for slaves and 'tunnels of no return' used to channel them onto slave ships waiting in the harbor.
There are many descendents of slaves in Mombasa . Fort Jesus is a must see for the millions of African descedents in Europe , Asia, South America and North America who can trace their roots from Africa.

Cultural Exchanges

Kenya has a rich heritage and many diverse tradtions with over 100 different tribes. Participants in cultural exchanges will get a chance to experience some Kenyan languages,dances,foods,drinks,religion and festivities. From the Coast, the West, Central, Eastern and Northern parts of Kenya, the diversity is amazing.

Twin linking: cities and towns around the world link each other for planning and administrative purposes.

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