Kenya - Revision history

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	* '''Population:''' 45 million		* '''Population:''' 45 million
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	For most of the 21st century, Kenya has managed to		For most of the 21st century, Kenya has managed to
	remain a stable country, developing slowly but steadily		remain a stable country, developing slowly but steadily
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	Kenya is one of the most prosperous nations in sub-		Kenya is one of the most prosperous nations in sub-
	Saharan Africa. It is moderately developed, having fully		Saharan Africa. It is moderately developed, having fully
-	absorbed Fourth Wave biotechnology, and is roughly comparable	+	absorbed [[Fourth Wave]] biotechnology, and is roughly comparable
	to China in technology and standard of living.		to China in technology and standard of living.
	Since 2093 Kenya has been the focus for the [[Olympus Project]], the first attempt at constructing a “beanstalk”		Since 2093 Kenya has been the focus for the [[Olympus Project]], the first attempt at constructing a “beanstalk”

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	of interface transport dramatically. Primary investors		of interface transport dramatically. Primary investors
-	include [[South Africa]], the [[European Union]], [[Australia]], and	+	include [[South Africa]], the [[:Category:European Union\|European Union]], [[Australia]], and
	[[Japan]].		[[Japan]].

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-	Project]], the first attempt at constructing a “beanstalk”	+
	ground-to-orbit system for Earth. When completed, the		ground-to-orbit system for Earth. When completed, the
	beanstalk will bridge the distance between the summit of		beanstalk will bridge the distance between the summit of

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[[Category:Nations]]
[[Category:Africa]]
[[Category:East Africa]]
[[Category:South African Coalition]]
* '''Population:''' 45 million
* '''Aspects:''' Very Stable, Free
For most of the 21st century, Kenya has managed to
remain a stable country, developing slowly but steadily
with help from South Africa and (to a lesser degree) the
European Union. Local society is strongly [[Preservationism|Preservationist]],
and has concentrated on developing Kenya’s natural
resources while keeping most of the country in as wild a
state as possible. [[Bioroids|Bioroid]] manufacture and the development
of radical new human genetics have been almost
unheard of here. Most of Kenya’s people are the result of
very conservative genetic therapies, and are close matches
for the original human stock.

Kenya is one of the most prosperous nations in sub-
Saharan Africa. It is moderately developed, having fully
absorbed Fourth Wave biotechnology, and is roughly comparable
to China in technology and standard of living.
Since 2093 Kenya has been the focus for the [[Olympus
Project]], the first attempt at constructing a “beanstalk”
ground-to-orbit system for Earth. When completed, the
beanstalk will bridge the distance between the summit of
Mount Kenya and geosynchronous orbit, cutting the cost
of interface transport dramatically. Primary investors
include [[South Africa]], [[the European Union]], [[Australia]], and
[[Japan]].

The Olympus Project has brought a great deal of
investment to Kenya, boosting the local economy. Unfortunately,
it has also brought some unwanted
outside attention. The American launch
facilities in [[Ecuador]], for decades the busiest
spaceport on the planet, now face obsolescence
almost overnight once the beanstalk is
completed. Meanwhile, the [[:Category:Transpacific Socialist Alliance|Transpacific Socialist Alliance]] also opposes the beanstalk
project, fearing the economic advantage it
would give to the capitalist nations. These
rivals have been pursuing a number of strategies
for stopping or subverting the Olympus
Project, making Kenya the site for considerable
scheming.