Our drive from Arusha to Namanga took about two hours over a paved road with a sometimes broken surface.  In fact we encountered several detours around places where workers were replacing parts of the road.  The map to the right indicates Arusha, our starting point with a circle, and our approximate route with an arrow. (Click on it to enlarge it.)

    The images below are subdivided into two parts:  A few images along the road, followed by second set at the school in Namanga.  We visited there because Shirley and Joyce had met a Namanga teacher at another school on  a previous trip.  This teacher had been transfered to Namanga.

    The town of Namanga sits astride the Tanzania/Kenya border.  It serves as an official crossing point for both tourists and commerce.  We saw a mission secondary school as we got to the town's outskirts.   The countryside is arid, but not as arid as the area around Sinya Camp - shown on images there.


♦     Trip to Namanga
♦     Namanga School

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