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Your Trusted Authorized Distributor of Commercial and Passenger Vehicles

Located at the Simba Corp Aspire Center along Simba Corp Mombasa Road, we are an authorized distributor of commercial vehicles and passenger vehicles in Nairobi. Whether you're looking to buy a Mitsubishi commercial truck or browse Mitsubishi commercial trucks for sale, our dealership offers top-quality vehicles suited for all your business needs.

As a leading commercial vehicle services company, we provide comprehensive support and services to ensure your vehicle remains in optimal condition. We are proud to be one of the top commercial vehicle dealers in Nairobi, offering a variety of options, including heavy-duty trucks and more.

Additionally, we support the Simba Foundation, working towards positive social impact in our communities. Visit us today to explore our diverse vehicle range and experience exceptional customer service.

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Simbacorp: Your Trusted Dealer to Buy Mitsubishi Commercial Trucks

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Looking for affordable car financing options in Kenya? Simba Corp offers flexible financing solutions, making it easier for you to own your dream car. Whether you're searching for a cars financing company in Kenya or cheap car financing in Mombasa, Simba Corp provides tailored plans to suit your budget.

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Exploring Truck Assembly and Fuso Dealers in East Africa: Your Trusted Mitsubishi Partner - Simba Corp

Looking for a reliable truck assembly unit in East Africa? Simba Corp offers top-notch vehicle assembly points in the East African region, specializing in Fuso trucks and Mitsubishi vehicles. As trusted Fuso truck dealers in Kenya and Mitsubishi dealers, we ensure quality and performance for all your transportation needs. With Simba Corp’s expertise in truck assembly, you can rely on us to deliver vehicles that suit your business and personal requirements. Discover the perfect truck or vehicle today with Simba Corp!

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• Rhodesian Air Training Group

Motto: Tica Simba Nezana- "Strength will come to us through our fledgelings."

The Rhodesian Air Training Group was a Royal Air Force (RAF) training unit and base for Allied and commonwealth pilots to train in africa in Rhodesia, (modern day Zimbabwe).

Before WWII even started the British Air Ministry had begun planning to set up air training centres outside Britain; away from where there was air activity over the country and where the weather could be relied upon to be consistently good. Canada was the first country to be first chosen, the scheme being called the Empire Air Training Scheme. Ultimately the countries involved in training aircrew comprising pilots, navigators, bomb aimers, air gunners, wireless operators and flight engineers included Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Southern Rhodesia and the United States. At the outbreak of war in September 1939, the facilities in Rhodesia for air training were too small to be of any assistance to the Royal Air Force (RAF) Major D. Cloete, M.C., A.F.C. had been charge of a small air training scheme from 1937 of two RAF Officers and twelve other ranks who were seconded to Rhodesia with four Audax and six Hart aircraft and based at Hillside (later renamed Cranborne) but they only trained local Rhodesian territorial forces and personnel from the Rhodesia Regiment. In 1938 the unit was separated from territorial force and on May 12th, 1938 the Governor, Sir Herbert Stanley, presented the first seven Rhodesian flying badges at a parade at Hillside. There was an agreement that, in the event of war, Rhodesia would send an air unit to Kenya for service with the RAF and accordingly three Audax and three Hart aircraft were despatched on August 28th, 1939, six days before the actual declaration of war.

Lieut.-Col. C.W. Meredith arrived in Rhodesia in June 1939 as Staff Officer Air Services and Director of Civil Aviation. The British Air Ministry were very interested in expanding the air training into a much larger program as they wanted most, if not all, air training out of England and to involve the training of other allied personnel as well as Rhodesians. It was decided to start off in Rhodesia with one initial training wing through which pupils would pass on to three Elementary Flying Training Schools (EFTS) and matching them, three Service Flying Training Schools (SFTS) The establishment of six new Air Stations required a considerable amount of building, all of which had to be done using local resources. In Salisbury (now Harare) the EFTS was at Belvedere, with the SFTS at Cranborne; the second pair of schools would be established at Bulawayo (Induna and Kumalo) with the third pair at Gwelo (Guinea Fowl and Thornhill). At this early stage in January 1940, Meredith’s staff consisted of two territorial officers who had joined at the outbreak of war for administrative duties, and a typist. Initially RATG headquarters were based in the Salisbury suburb of Belvedere and with a heavy building program ahead, the immediate need was for staff to cope with layouts, design and construction of airfields and hangers, supplies of building materials and finance and accounting. At Cranborne total strength of the air station was 137 officers and other ranks with 16 aircraft available for training. These comprised four serviceable Harts, one Audax waiting rebuilding, eight serviceable Tiger Moths and one being repaired, and two Hornet Moths.

Major C. W. Glass MC, an architect by profession, was released from his civilian employment with the Public Works Department and agreed to transfer with the rank of Squadron Leader, later Wing Commander, with the title of Director of Works and Buildings. His Section was wholly responsible for the layout of Air Stations and the design and construction of buildings for whatever purpose. Later after building had been completed additional sections were added included air staff, air training, signals, armament, administration, equipment, engineering, personnel, medical and legal. In April 1940 the Rhodesian Air Force Training Scheme and the Empire Air Force training Scheme really began; but was known locally as the Rhodesian Air Training Group. In the same month the first draft of pupil pilots arrived at Belvedere and the air station was declared officially opened by Air Chief Marshall Sir Robert Brooke-Popham, in the presence of the Prime Minister Godfrey Huggins, E.L. Guest and C.W. Meredith. The first group graduated from elementary air school in July and by November 2nd, 1940 the first pilots to be trained by the RATG passed out at Cranborne air station, five of whom were Rhodesians. When war broke out in 1939 the Air Ministry employed the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve (RAFVR) as the principal source of aircrew into the RAF and this continued into the 1950’s. In fact the programme was such a success that it soon was realised that the Rhodesian Air Training Group could become vital to the war effort for training aircraft personnel and although the bulk of the trainees were British, they also received Greeks, Yugoslavs, Australians and South Africans. Ezer Weisman, later to be President of Israel, trained as a pilot in Rhodesia. RAF training units would still be based in this country until a decade after WWII had finished.

The war time Elementary Flying training School (EFTS) gave a recruit 50 hours of basic aviation instruction on a simple trainer, such as the de Havilland Tiger Moth. Pilot cadets who showed promise went onto training at a Service Flying Training School (SFTS) where they were awarded their “wings.” The SFTS provided intermediate and advanced training for pilots, including fighter and twin-engined aircraft, on the North American Harvard and Airspeed Oxford aeroplanes. Other trainees went onto different specialities, such as wireless, navigation, or bombing and air gunnery. The next air station to come into operation was at Guinea Fowl, Gwelo (now Gweru) in twelve weeks from bare veld to the commencement of flying training. Its construction included provision of water supplies, water-borne sewerage and building a rail siding for the special trains bringing aircrew from Cape Town. To relieve congestion at the air stations, six relief landing grounds for landing and take-off instruction were established. Two aircraft and engine repair and overhaul depots were set up and a central maintenance unit to deal with bulk stores of aircraft. In late 1940 it was decided that Cranborne and Thornhill would be used to train single-engined pilots, or fighter-pilots, and Kumalo and Heany air stations would train twin-engined pilots.

At its peak there were about 12,000 adult male white personnel and about 5,000 adult male Africans employed. There were also about 200 white women in the Women's Auxiliary Air Service who were employed in post offices and on clerical duties at various stations. A Rhodesian Air Askari Corps was formed under Wing Commander T. E. Price to provide armed guards and non-armed labour. From the May 1940 until the March 1954 the Royal Air Force (RAF) had a presence in Rhodesia in the form of the RATG which trained aircrew for the RAF, from many different countries, including Great Britain but also from Australia, Canada, South Africa, New Zealand, USA, Yugoslavia, Greece, France, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Kenya, Uganda, Tanganyika, Fiji and Malta as part of the Empire Air Training Scheme. On November 27th, 1947 after the wat the Southern Rhodesian Air Force (SRAF) was re-established as a separate unit and from that date until RATG closed, both the RAF and the SRAF took to the skies above Rhodesia. The beginning of the Cold War brought a renewed need for aircrew training; the RAF re-vitalised the Rhodesian Air Training Group (in May 1948) which continued to grow with the Korean War, although nothing like its WWII level.

Today there are almost no memorials monuments and plaques within Zimbabwe to mark the great efforts and personal sacrifices that were made by African and European servicemen and women and civilians to the Allied cause during the World War. However the Commonwealth War Graves Commission (CWGC) does an outstanding job in commemorating those who lost their lives for their country and are buried within Zimbabwe.

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Technical Trainer Needed at Simba Corp 2022 And How To Apply

Technical Trainer Needed at Simba Corp 2022 And How To Apply

Technical Trainer at Simba Corp 2022… Do you wish to apply for the position of Technical Trainer at Simba Corp 2022? If yes, then this informative article is for you. You will be given detailed information about How To Apply for the position of Technical Trainer at Simba Corp 2022. Simba Corporation is an integrated business group headquartered in Nairobi, Kenya with controlling interests in…

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Job for Bodyshop Manager at Simba Corp in Kenya May 2018

Job for Bodyshop Manager at Simba Corp in Kenya May 2018

Job Opportunity for Bodyshop Manager at Simba Corp in Kenya May 2018

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5 Reasons Organized Tours Are Perfect for Multi-Generational Family Vacations

Is your family itching to pack their suitcases and beeline to the airport? If so, you’re certainly not alone. Family travel is taking off globally and this trend is only expected to increase.

According to GlobalData, family travel is expected to rise by nearly 25% to 376 million trips annually by 2022. This rapid growth includes a rise in multi-generational family vacations, which presents an important question to consider – What’s the best way for my entire family to travel?

Countless options are available, but organized tours may offer the best opportunity for your family to share a more meaningful overall experience. Here’s 5 reasons organized tours are perfect for multi-generational family vacations:

1. Carefully selected safe and comfortable environments

Safety first! It’s a simple and timeless phrase, but your family’s vacation should begin and end with this principle. When traveling abroad to a new country, it’s extremely important to have a feel for what to expect in your new environment. Tapping into the knowledge of an experienced travel company can make all the difference. Traveling this way ensures your vacation is full of welcoming locals and locales.

Extra Note: Selecting a family-friendly company for your tour is also crucial to remember.  It’s difficult to create itineraries with the right amount of free time, activities, and variety that a multi-generational vacation needs, and unfortunately, this isn’t something all tour companies have made a priority. In fact, it’s easy to fall into the 20-something backpacking crowd if you’re not careful when booking organized travel (request a catalog from Discover Corps to learn more about how we prioritize comfort and safety for the multi-generational family vacation).

The view from the room on Discover Corps’ Croatia: Dolphins & Islands Expedition.

2. Stress-reducing plans

Oftentimes half the battle while on vacation is deciding what to do. Getting a half dozen or so family members on the same page can leave anyone exhausted. Fortunately, your multi-generational family vacation can bypass this common pitfall by choosing to vacation with an organized tour.

Having your family activities pre-planned months before your flight may not sound like a big perk, but leaving the plans to someone else frees you up to relax, connect and make memories together. Let a seasoned travel company take care of logistics, transportation and finding the best local cuisine.

3. Flexible options for every family member (of any age)

Today, more than ever, travelers have unique needs. As any parent will attest, finding activities the whole family will enjoy is no easy task. Conveniently, organized tours offer the great benefit of thoroughly vetted, yet still authentic experiences. Whether it’s rafting in Costa Rica or being on safari in Kenya these vacations offer something for everyone. Having this flexibility is key.

A perfect example is this Family Volunteer Adventure in Costa Rica. Here, families have the option of an exciting morning on the rapids of the Rio Savegre or exploring the world-famous Manuel Antonio National Park to encounter monkeys, sloths and more. This means mom can take on the white-knuckle river ride with the kids, while dad joins the grandparents on the tropical tour!

Discover Corps guide Esther “Mama” Simba on our Tanzania: Safari & Service adventure.

4. Expert local guides

Esther “Mama” Simba, Discover Corps guide on our Tanzania: Safari & Service trip.

How great is the feeling of immediately belonging to a community? With the right organized tour, a guide is your ticket to people and sights that could never be experienced if traveling otherwise. Esther Simba “Mama Simba”, a local guide for Discover Corps in Tanzania, says it best when sharing about the experience you’ll have on her tour. ”…some of the travelers that joined [the tour] have never been in a  village setting. You’ll find the most kind, loving and caring people in Tanzania.” You can check out her full video here.

Many times it takes a few days to feel connected in a new location, but with a guide from the community, you’re instantly immersed in a rich new culture. Suddenly, your family goes from talking about the activities they witnessed to describing the adventure the entire group experienced.

  5. Connect with like-minded families

The Discover Corps group on our Belize: Wildlife Volunteer Adventure trip!

In one form or the other, we all seek connection while traveling. This can mean connecting with a place, a people group, or even a certain delicious food. One frequently overlooked benefit of organized tours, however, are the connections made with other families on your same tour. These relationships are formed through exciting shared experiences and last far beyond the end of your family vacation.  

Organized tours present an excellent chance for families to come together. It’s a special sight when your 10-year-old is playing at the beach with other kids their age, your teenager is sharing her love of dolphins with new friends, and you and your parents can enjoy a nice drink with a couple that sees the world in much the same way as you.

Discover Corps fosters this type of environment with small family-friendly groups. A 16-person maximum means you can enjoy your trip in the company of others, but also sneak away for some alone time when needed. Along with several exotic souvenirs, you may head home with some new family friends.

Discover Corps Trips Great for Multi-Generational Family Vacations

Costa Rica: Family Volunteer Adventure

Galápagos Islands: Family Volunteer Vacation

Belize: Wildlife Volunteer Adventure

Kenya: Safari & Conservation

Australia: Beachside Wildlife Adventure

Croatia: Dolphins & Islands Expedition

Oaxaca: Women & Girls’ Empowerment

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Buy Mitsubishi Commercial Trucks and Passenger Vehicles with Affordable Financing in Kenya

Looking to buy a Mitsubishi commercial truck in Kenya? Simba Corp offers a wide selection of Mitsubishi commercial trucks for sale, perfect for businesses in need of durable and reliable transportation. Whether you are looking for a heavy-duty truck for your company or a lighter commercial vehicle, Mitsubishi provides the ideal solutions for your business needs.

In addition to commercial vehicles, Simba Corp is an authorized distributor of passenger vehicles in Nairobi, offering a variety of vehicles suited for both personal and business use. With their vast selection of passenger vehicles, you can easily find the perfect car to match your lifestyle.

When it comes to financing, cars financing companies in Kenya provide flexible and accessible options, making it easier to own the vehicle you need. If you're in Mombasa, you can also explore cheap car financing in Mombasa, ensuring you get affordable rates on your car loan. Whether you are looking for finance for vehicles in Kenya or exploring other financing options, Simba Corp and trusted financial partners can help you secure the best deal for your new commercial or passenger vehicle. Let Simba Corp assist you in finding the right vehicle with the best financing options available.

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Family of 5 Vacations: Why Group Travel is the Way to Go

If your family is 5 or more people, you already know the hiccups that arise when trying to plan a fun and meaningful vacation for the family. From organizing every detail and double checking room capacities to making sure your youngest is entertained and your oldest is engaged, planning a vacation for a family of 5 can be quite the ordeal. Fortunately there’s a simple solution you may not have considered yet: group travel. Group travel is an organized, fun, and efficient way to travel, taking all of the headaches away that come with a family of 5 vacation.

They Can Better Cover Age Gaps in Kids

Running out of ideas that will have your 8 year old and 14 year old begging to go back next year? How about giving an elephant a bath in Thailand or playing games at a primary school in Tanzania? Each Discover Corps trip, for example, includes a healthy balance of educational information from our local guides, once-in-a-lifetime adventure activities, and meaningful experiences with local community members and NGOs. No matter what age, kids can get in touch with nature and experience new things that just wouldn’t be an option at home. It helps everyone get out of their comfort zones, so it makes it easier to make decisions about what sounds new and exciting. 

Built-in Travel Friends

On a group travel trip, your family of 5 isn’t alone. At first this may sound like a negative because it could be chaotic, but you’ll find that group travel designed for families actually gives your kids the opportunity to interact with others their age in the group. After all, aren’t sibling arguments usually the core of all family of 5 vacation problems? Trust us, while your kids are meeting new friends, you will be too, so it’s a win-win all around. 

Another bonus to group travel is being able to meet children of different cultures. Not only can your kids get to know the other kids in the group, but meeting someone their own age in a new culture exposes them to incredibly meaningful experiences that they’ll look back on in the future. Again, it’s the variety that really works.

Easier Accommodations 

With two adults and three kids, booking hotels can turn into a bit of a nightmare because you usually have to get some sort of cot or couch (and who wants to sleep on that?!). In many cases, this can also get unnecessarily expensive. The right group travel trip can offer a convenient alternative in that department.

For example, Discover Corps doesn’t stay in huge franchise hotels because families of 5 are specifically taken into account, so the rooming arrangements are much more flexible. Stay with Mama Simba in Tanzania and leave feeling like family or enjoy your morning coffee from a luxury safari tent in Kenya; regardless of where you choose, you can rest assured the accommodations will be unforgettable for you and your family.

Stress-Free

Arguably the best part of group travel is not having to worry. From the minute you get through the airport, you don’t have to worry about a thing: getting from point A to point B; arranging accommodations; paying for meals and activities; or organizing educational and adventurous activities throughout the trip. It’s all prepared so that you and your family can enjoy your time with each other and be present for the memories that will last a lifetime. A huge benefit here is also planned meals – no more complaining about where to go or not to go!

Note to Remember: Be Sure to Travel with a Small Group!

Perhaps you’ve been hesitant to try group travel because you don’t want to be one of those people in a huge group following around a guid holding a tall flag and a megaphone. Fair. It’s incredibly important you find a small group travel trip so that you can still have flexibility, spontaneity, and be able to really connect to the place you’re visiting (Discover Corps group sizes are usually around 8-12 people). With a mix of families, couples, and solo travelers, there’s always an opportunity to get to know an interesting group of people. 

Discover Corps Trips Great for a Family of 5 Vacations

Costa Rica: Family Volunteer Vacation

Costa Rica: The Sea Turtle Initiative

Thailand: Elephants & Islands

Belize: Wildlife Volunteer Adventure

Galápagos Islands: Family Volunteer Adventure

Peru: Children of the Andes

South Africa: Wildlife Conservation Experience

Have you ever gone on a group travel trip with your family of 5? Let us know about your experiences in the comment section below!

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from Traveling News https://discovercorps.com/blog/family-of-5-vacations-why-group-travel-is-the-way-to-go/

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Simba Corp: Your Trusted Partner for Commercial and Passenger Vehicles in Nairobi

Located along Mombasa Road, Simba Corp is a leading authorized distributor of commercial vehicles in Kenya. As a trusted commercial vehicle services company, they provide a wide range of solutions, including sales, servicing, and maintenance of commercial vehicles. If you're looking to buy a Mitsubishi commercial truck or need a Mitsubishi commercial truck for sale, Simba Corp offers reliable and durable vehicles to suit your business needs.

Additionally, Simba Corp is also an authorized distributor of passenger vehicles in Nairobi, offering a broad selection of cars designed for comfort and performance. Whether you're in the market for a commercial vehicle or passenger vehicles, Simba Corp guarantees quality products and exceptional service. Their commercial vehicle dealers in Nairobi ensure you get the best deals, while their commitment to customer satisfaction sets them apart in the industry. Explore the offerings from Simba Foundation as well, supporting community-driven initiatives in Kenya.

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Looking for a cheap luxury Saga car in Kenya? The Proton Saga offers the perfect blend of affordability and comfort, making it one of the best value-for-money sedans in the market. Whether you're interested in a Proton Saga for sale in Kenya or seeking a comfortable Proton Saga car in Kenya, Simba Corp has you covered.

The Proton Saga is known for its smooth driving experience, sleek design, and advanced features. With competitive pricing, the Proton Saga price in Kenya offers great value compared to other cars in its class. Check out the Proton Saga price Kenya and explore its impressive Proton Saga specifications, including its fuel efficiency, spacious interior, and safety features, all designed to enhance your driving experience.

Simba Corp also provides a convenient way to book vehicles online in Nairobi and across Kenya, ensuring a seamless car-buying process. You can book vehicles online in Kenya Nairobi and get your Proton Saga quickly and easily without hassle. If you're looking for a dependable, affordable car with luxury features, the Proton Saga Kenya is an excellent choice. Visit Simba Corp today to find the best deals and get your hands on a new Proton Saga car!

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The Proton X70 comes with comprehensive warranty coverage, providing peace of mind for buyers. Understanding what the warranty includes is crucial—whether it covers parts, labor, or specific components such as the engine, transmission, and electrical systems. This coverage ensures that your investment is protected against unexpected repairs, adding value to your purchase.

If you're looking for a reliable, stylish, and affordable SUV, the Proton X70 in Kenya is a great choice. At Simba Corp, we offer full details on pricing, financing options, and warranty coverage to help you make an informed decision. Visit us to learn more about the Proton X70 and how you can own this exceptional vehicle in Kenya today.