Kenya's Natural Resources and Economy

The video provides an overview of Kenya's major natural resources, including agriculture, wildlife, minerals, and oil. It highlights the economic significance of agriculture, with tea, coffee, and flowers being key exports. Kenya's rich wildlife, including the Big Five, attracts tourism, contributing significantly to foreign exchange. The video also discusses mineral resources like gold and soda ash, and the recent discovery of oil. Kenya's Vision 2030 aims to elevate its economic status, leveraging these resources.

What is the capital city of Kenya?

• Eldoret

• Mombasa

• Nairobi

• Kisumu

Which crop is Kenya the third largest producer of in the world?

• Tea

• Coffee

• Bananas

• Cut flowers

What percentage of Kenya's GDP was contributed by agriculture in 2005?

• 50%

• 35%

• 24%

• 10%

Which of the following animals is not part of the 'Big Five' found in Kenya?

• Lion

• Giraffe

• Elephant

• Buffalo

What is the significance of the Serengeti migration?

• It is a major agricultural event.

• It is a cultural celebration.

• It is a mining festival.

• It is a key attraction for foreign tourism.

Which mineral is a leading export for Kenya?

• Gold

• Iron ore

• Soda ash

• Talc

Where is gold primarily found in Kenya?

• Eastern Kenya

• Northern Kenya

• Westernmost part of the country

• Central Kenya

When was oil discovered in Kenya?

• 2005

• 2010

• 2012

• 2015

Which company discovered oil in Kenya?

• BP

• ExxonMobil

• Tullow Oil

• Shell

What is the goal of Kenya's Vision 2030?

• To lead in mineral production

• To become a top tourist destination

• To join the Asian Economic Tigers

• To become a leading agricultural exporter