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Relief map of Africa.

Kenya was a region on planet Earth. A formerly independent state, it was a division of the United States of Africa. (TOS novelization: The Slaver Weapon)

Its capital city was Nairobi, birthplace of USS Enterprise communications officer and Starfleet Intelligence Chief Nyota Uhura. She would later live in Mombasa. (TOS novelization: The Slaver Weapon, TOS novel: Uhura's Song)

In the 23rd century, Induna, president of the Keep Earth Human League, was from Kenya. (TOS novel: Sarek)

In 2254, Kenya appeared on a 21st century political map of Earth when the Talosians accessed the Enterprise's library computer. On the map, Kenya was marked orange, shared a border with Somalia and had a coastline with the Indian Ocean. (TOS episode: "The Cage")

When listening to the electromagnetic outpost of Cherela in 2270, Uhura was reminded of the long-rains season's downpour on her childhood home in Kenya. (TOS novel: The Face of the Unknown)


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landmarks and geography Mount Kenya
cultures and notable people BantuSwahili

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