Msitu wa Ndoto

MSITU WA NDOTO

In an ancient baobab forest, an ambitious open-air cultural experience unfolds, celebrating the historical, cultural and environmental diversity of this unique ecosystem.

I am so excited to be at the genesis of this extraordinary venture. A reclamation of cultural narratives. A sowing of story seeds for future generations to harvest!

Panga ya Saidi is an extraordinary limestone cave complex at the Kenyan coast, that is also the site of the world’s oldest human burial, where a 78,000 year old child was found in 2017, clearly indicating ritual.

The cave is a protected home for the indigenous flora and fauna of the region including critically endangered African violets and other threatened species. As well as welcoming visitors to explore this ancient will host a year-round curated calendar of ambitious world-class events, micro-festivals and training in the creative industries to challenge attitudes, explore ideas and generate curiosity in unearthing the many truths of our history and reshaping how we interact with the world around us.

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