7.7K views · 226 reactions | Five months after Daniel arap Moi succeeded Mzee Jomo Kenyatta as Kenya second President, Moi took a delegation of his new cabinet for a thanksgiving to his home turf of Baringo. Vice President Mwai Kibaki charmed the crowds with the “fuata Nyayo” euphemism on their unwavering support for President Moi. # MwaiKibaki | Presidential Library and Museum | Facebook

President Daniel arap Moi always encouraged Kenyans to be united and patriotic. During a visit to Loreto School in 1998, he cautioned citizens against the tendency of talking carelessly about the country because it works against the national interests. #DanielarapMoi | Presidential Library and Museum

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1.8K views · 35 reactions | In July of 1989, President Daniel arap Moi ignited a global movement against poaching by burning 12 tons of ivory in Nairobi National Park. This bold act sent a powerful message: Kenya stands against the illegal ivory trade. As we mark #WorldWildlifeDay today, we honour Kenya’s legacy in wildlife conservation and renew our commitment to protecting our endangered species. Kenya Wildlife Service Nairobi National Park | In History | Facebook