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MOLO
is a town located in the Rift valley province of kenya.Molo is a town in western Kenya. It is served by a branch off Kenya Railways earlier the Uganda Railway ,the East African Railways Corporation until 1977.

Molo hosts a town council and an administrative division in the Nakuru District of Rift Valley Province. The town has an urban population of 21,000 and a total population of 89,594 (1999 census.The town is located approximately 1000kilometers from the capital Nairobi.it has an area of has approximate 3000km by 10000km of land.The town is dominated by multicultural community who earn their living by trading.Famous villages in molo include Turi,Elbergon,Jogoo and Total.

Molo lays by the Kenya's largest forest, the Mau Forest (approx 36% of country forests) which moves along the Mau Escarpment. It is known as one of the coolest places along the Rift Valley province of Kenya. This has enhanced the growth of Pyrethrum, considered a cash crop for the region. However the forest has also attracted a massive Timber poacherS. The government has since declared all forests in the whole country contained for an unlimited period. Only imported timber is (presumably) used as from 2002.

According to the Kenyan National Potato Policy, Molo is the second largest producer of potatoes in Kenya. Baraka farmers training college is located just outside Molo Molo has been dominated by tribal rivalvy among the kikuyus and kalenjins where most of them happen to have lost their lives.

The largest potato market in the molo highway is karonga market.Total is a fast growing town in Molo even though the town has been burnt down several towns.

Kalenjin community happens to live in molo and they are nomads who from time to time threaten the kikuyus

Among famous schools in Molo are Bishop Ndingi,Molo Academy,Ketigoi preparatory jogoo,Mlima,Koige,Karandi.Mausummit,Highlands and Tayari.

--Walalo23 (talk) 18:15, 20 July 2008 (UTC)gkamash