On November 27, Crown Princess Mary of Denmark visited Kalama in Kenya, together with Danish Minister for Development Cooperation, Ulla Tøernæs. Crown Princess Mary and Minister Ulla Toernaes arrived at the Kalama Airstrip in Samburu Country on November 27th and were greeted by prominent members of the Kalama societies. Hereafter they visited the Kalama Conservancy where they met with local women who have benefited from Danish support to create small sustainable businesses. The whole visit has as a special focus the promotion of women's rights and economic independence through local projects. The trip was focused on promoting the importance of sexual and reproductive health of women and girls in the region. |
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ReplyDeleteLovely, very Exotic! Karibu! Welcome to Kenya
ReplyDeleteI agree! Karibu sana na Mungu akubariki.
DeleteLovely woman as well as the cultural costume she was given to wear.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutly.
DeleteReally fascinating pictures this time! How very wonderful are the handcrafted pieces of colourful jewellery made by those women in Kenya!
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ReplyDeleteAs Melania is not a royal and no part of this posting, your comment is purely political and not appropriate here.
DeleteThe Royal Marines wear pith helmets for ceremonial purposes to present the Queen's music to an assembled company wherever that may be. Does that make all these people racist too? The comment of Anon 5:48 is not needed on this website. There is enough political divide in the world, appreciate coming here for just royal fashion.
DeleteMary looks always good. I like her cadual look and of course her smiling face.
ReplyDeleteShe looks amazing,what a fantastic future Queeen consort!
ReplyDeleteI love the first images, casual look, comfortable and simple.
ReplyDelete*Kristhy
welcome back anytime.
ReplyDeleteSo lovely to see Mary in the country of my birth!
ReplyDeleteShe looks wonderful both in casual dress and the traditional wrapped fabrics and beaded accessories of the region. I have many similar pieces of both displayed around my home. She is a true global envoy and a credit to her country. Naam mungu ambariki.
Stunning jewelry and design! I love the colors!
DeleteSecond day in Kenya.So nice to see how she interacts with the people. She looked good in the National Costume.
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