This archive report was first published on 3 May 2021.
As the world continues to evolve, countries have adapted by changing their names to better reflect their identity and cultural heritage. Examples include India, previously known as Bharti, and Myanmar, formerly Burma. Tanzania, once known as Tanganyika, is another nation that has undergone a name change.
So, why can't Kenya follow suit and consider renaming itself? This question has sparked debate and introspection among Kenyans, who are questioning the significance of their country's name and whether it truly represents their nation's values and history.
