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Roger Whittaker in Kenya: A Musical Safari
International singing star Roger Whittaker returns to the land of his birth after an absence of over 20 years and is the guide on a nostalgic and highly personal tour of the country with his own words and music. His travels take him from the Great Rift Valley to the Mombasa coast, where he reflects on the slave trade of old, and through the interior via the old railway network to a game reserve.
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International singing star Roger Whittaker returns to the land of his birth after an absence of over 20 years and is the guide on a nostalgic and highly personal tour of the country with his own words and music. His travels take him from the Great Rift Valley to the Mombasa coast, where he reflects on the slave trade of old, and through the interior via the old railway network to a game reserve.
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