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This is a thread celebrating South Africa and Kenya through our similarities

Please feel free to add to this celebration. #SAandKE

Some things may be more prominent in certain regions - don't be a smart-ass about it.

Images from Google.

Kenyans have Matatus.

SA has Taxis aka 4-4 mas'ihkalisane (four four let's share a seat).

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In SA we eat Shisanyama (this is not a braai) while in Kenya it's Nyama choma

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Magwinya in SA is Mandazi in KE.

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Matumbo and Ugali featuring skumawiki in Kenya is Pap and Mogodu in SA featuring morogo.

Pap and Ugali are very different in texture. In SA we have different types of pap. I've only encountered one type of Ugali

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Kenyans have a blood sausage and we have boerewors.

Mutura is animal blood w meat and herbs and spices. Boerewors is minced meat, herbs and spices.

Amazing street food.

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Kenyans are always debating whether Tusker or White Cap is their best beer.

In SA we constantly debating whether it's Black Label or Castle Lager.

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Small street in downtown Johannesburg - Kenyatta market in Nairobi.

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I'm not sure if Kenya or SA has a name for these ladies who are street hair dressers.

But we know you don't want to walk past them w your hair not done in SA or in Kenya.

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Kachumbari in Kenya is ushatini in Zululand.

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The GREATEST MEAL EVER!!!

Ugali and Mayai aka Pap and eggs. In SA this meal is popular w those from the north - Limpopo Province.

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Kenyans have Nairobi and Mombasa. SA has Johannesburg and Durban.

6hrs drive from each city. All the stereotypes included for both countries.

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South Africans have the Kruger National Park and Kenyans have the Maasai Mara National Park.

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I don't want to say this is the end of our thread.

Please feel free to add more similarities between SA and Kenya

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Happy #AfricaDay

Of course you can never talk about SA and Kenya and not talk about our love for Rugby

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