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International Conference on Gynaecological Endoscopy

Nairobi • Kenya3rd ISGE African Conference 2015

6th Annual General Meeting &

4th Annual Scientific Conferenceof

The Kenya Society of Endoscopic Specialities

(KESES)

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www.nairobi2015.isge.org

23rd to 26th August 2015

Dr. Rafique B. ParkarCHAIRMAN

Kenya Society of Endoscopic Specialities & Local Organising Committee

Prof. Bruno van HerendaelPRESIDENT

International Society for

Gynecologic Endoscopy

The Society has over the years been at the forefront in the development

in an interest in Laparoscopic Surgery in this Region and at

the same time disseminating skills extensively amongst the younger Surgeons on the African Continent.

We are indeed honoured to partake this very important meeting.

The International Society for Gynecologic Endoscopy was formed in 1989 by a group of committed Endoscopists from Europe and North America, who were soon joined by others from all over the world. They recognised the need for a scientific group who would meet at regular intervals to share their knowledge and expertise in Gynecologic Endoscopy.

The Goals of our Society are:

• To establish an international forum for the exchange of information and new ideas between Gynecologic Endoscopists. This function is provided by annual scientific meetings and by contributions to the affiliated Journal, one of the premier journals in this field.

• To provide leadership and unprejudiced academic excellence in this highly important field. The quality of the scientific meetings and workshops will be maintained by the Scientific Committee. Advice is always readily available from the Board Members.

• To promote safety and competence in Gynecologic Endoscopy through education. Regular courses and training programs are run in many countries. Their content is scrutinized by the Scientific Committee before they gain approval of the Society. The Society does not control, but does maintain an influence on the quality and teaching content of the courses which are organised under its auspices.

• To scientifically investigate and evaluate new endoscopic techniques which may be of benefit to women and report to members their use and effectiveness.

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A unique opportunity to meet and interact with the “Who’s Who” in Hysteroscopic andLaparoscopic Surgery from the world over.

“Join us for an exciting Scientific session in Nairobi, August 2015".

The Kenya Society of Endoscopic Specialities (KESES) at its 6th Annual General Meeting and 4th Annual Scientific Conference in 2015 takes great pride in

hosting the 3rd ISGE African Meeting in Nairobi, Kenya.

IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT

Dr. Prashant Mangeshikar([email protected])

HONORARY SECRETARY

Prof. Stefano Bettochi([email protected])

HONORARY TREASURER

Dr. Charles Miller([email protected])

CHAIRMAN OF THE TRAINING COMMITTEE

Prof. Bash Goolab([email protected])

PRESIDENT

Prof. Bruno van Herendael([email protected])

Dr. Rafique B. Parkar([email protected])

CONFERENCE CHAIR

Dr. J. Gichuhi Wanyoike([email protected])

CONFERENCE VICE-CHAIR

Dr. Yamal Patel([email protected])

TREASURER

Dr. G. Wahome Ngay’u([email protected])([email protected])

Dr. Frank J.K. Muriu([email protected])

SPONSORSHIP

LOCAL ORGANZING COMMITTEE

SCIENTIFIC CHAIR

Prof. R. Koigi Kamau([email protected])([email protected])

PRE-CONFERENCEWORKSHOPS

Dr. Francis Were([email protected])

YOUNG ENDOSCOPISTPLATFORM (YEP)

Dr. Claire Kinuthia([email protected])

Dr. Dorcas Muchiri([email protected])

Dr. Wanjiru Ndegwa([email protected])

ACCOMMODATION

Dr. Hassan M. Adan([email protected])

FORMAL FUNCTIONS

Dr. Racheal Rukaria([email protected])

SOCIAL FUNCTIONS/DECOR

Dr. Michael Gitangu([email protected])

TOURS, TRANSPORT/TRAVELS

VICE PRESIDENT

Dr. Rob O’Shea([email protected])

REPRESENTATIVE OF THEBOARD MEMBERS IN EXCO

Dr. Resad Pasic([email protected])

EDITOR OF THE NEWSLETTER

Prof. Ellis Downes([email protected])

MEDICAL DIRECTOR

Dr. Ornella Sizzi([email protected])([email protected])

REGISTRATION

Dr. Maurine Mutua([email protected])

ISGE EXCO BOARD

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August is a very busy month in Kenya.

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International Conference on Gynaecological EndoscopyNairobi • Kenya

3rd ISGE African Conference 2015

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RDSUNDAY 23 AUGUST, 2015

PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS(Full Day)

OPENING CEREMONYCARNIVORE GROUNDS

7.00pm

Keynote Lecture (KESES) Endoscopic Surgery in Africa: An untapped potential KONJE Justin

Keynote Lecture (ISGE) The need for Global Accreditation Programs in Endoscopic Surgery VAN HERENDAEL Bruno

NDSATURDAY 22 AUGUST, 2015

09.00amISGE EXCO Board Meeting

Southern Sun Mayfair

SPONSORS VENUE CHAIR PERSONS FACULTY

How Better Knowledge ofEnergy Sources can Improveour Skill in Laparoscopic &Hysteroscopic Surgery

CUTNER Alfred (UK)ROSSETTI Alfonso (Italy)

Hotel Royal Orchid,Azure

Olympus EINARSSON Jon (USA)MAZZON Ivano (Italy)ZURAWIN Robert (USA)

Basic of Laparoscopy PASIC Resad (USA)SIZZI Ornella (Italy)


ERBE ALHALAYQUA Omar (Palestine)SENDY Sameer (Saudia Arabia)KOTDAWALA Parul (India)SHUKLA Divyesh (India

Pelvic Floor Surgery JEFFERY Steven (South Africa)

ICMAS, NairobiBARD DE JONG Peter (South Africa)FRANCIS Sean (USA)GROENEWALD Garry (South Africa)MATTHEWS Catherine (USA) OFORI Antony (Ghana)RAMPHAL Suren (South Africa)

Endometriosis : What is best for our patients?

DE BRUIN Abri (South Africa)JOSEPH Kurian (India)


BAYER FLORIO Pino (Italy)MANGANARO Lucia (Italy)PASIC Resad (USA)PAUL PG (India) TZITZIMIKAS Stergios (Greece)WANYOIKE J. Gichuhi (Kenya)

Laparoscopic SurgeryTraining Course forOperating Room Technicians & Scrub Nurses

ARAB Hesham (Saudi Arabia)CHUNG Maurice (USA)KURIAN Rekha (India)

Hotel Royal Orchid, Azure

Harley’s / SunPharmaceuticals

CLEVIN Lotto (Denmark)LODDO Alessandro (Italy)RACHMAN Richnandy (Indonesia)SITUMORANG Herbert (Indonesia)

MBATANI Nomonde (South Africa)

Colposcopy Hotel Royal Orchid, Azure

Cooper Surgical SANG Edward (Kenya)TAYIB Shahila (Malaysia)

Hysteroscopy BETTOCCHI Stefano (Italy)GUPTA Janesh (UK)

Aga Khan UniversityHospital, Nairobi

Karl Storz (GmbH) BETTOCCHI Stefano (Italy)DE VREE Bart (Belgium)GUPTA Janesh (UK)VAN HERENDAEL Bruno (Belgium)

Laparoscopic Myomectomy :Still the goal for our Patients

MANGESHIKAR Prashant (India) SINHA Rakesh (India)


Astra Zeneca EINARSSON Jon (USA)FLORIO Giuseppe (Italy)GOOLAB Bhaskar (South Africa)NOE Günther (Germany) SHERWIN Adel (Iran)

COCKTAILSCARNIVORE GROUNDS

5.00pm

TH MONDAY 24 AUGUST, 2015

Session 1 UROGYNAECOLOGY & PELVIC FLOOR Room A CHAIR PERSONS: JEFFERY Steven / MATTHEWS Catherine

Keynote Lecture13.30 pm - 13.50 pm IF THE USE OF MESHES IS TO BE DISCOURAGED, HOW DO YOU REALISE

APICAL SUSPENSION (LEVEL 1 SUPPORT) BY LAPAROSCOPYBRÖLMANN Hans

13.50 pm - 14.05 pm14.05 pm - 14.20 pm14.20 pm - 14.35 pm14.35 pm - 14.50 pm

Pectopexy an alternative to SacropexyVaginal Assisted Laparoscopic Cervico-SacropexyAnti-Incontinence Surgery during POP repairSecrets of the Posterior compartment: How to do a good repair

NOE ÖZERKAN CHRYSOSTOMOU MATTHEWS

Günther Kemal

Andreas Catherine

14.50 pm - 15.00 pm Questions & Answers

13.30 pm - 15.00 pm

Session 2 HYSTERECTOMY Room A

Keynote Lecture15.30 pm - 15.50 pm THE BEST HYSTERECTOMY FOR YOUR PATIENT: COST & EVIDENCE BASED GOOLAB Bhaskar


Surgical strategies at the pericervical ring during Total Laparoscopic HysterectomyLaparoscopic Hysterectomy: Tips & TricksAre there any limits for Laparoscopic Hysterectomy?Single Incision Laparoscopic Hysterectomy using common Laparoscopic instruments

MANGESHIKAR EINARSSON PAUL SUPERMANIAM

Prashant Jon

PG Sevellaraja


15.30 pm - 17.00 pm

CHAIR PERSONS: JOSEPH Kurian / EINARSSON Jon

Session 3 VIDEO SESSION: EMPHASIS ON EMERGING COUNTRIES Room B

13.30 pm - 13.50 pm13.50 pm - 14.05 pm14.05 pm - 14.20 pm14.20 pm - 14.35 pm14.35 pm - 14.50 pm


13.30 pm - 15.00 pm

CHAIR PERSONS: KASIA Jean Marie / OBURA Timona

Session 5 YOUNG ENDOSCOPIC PLATFORM Room C

13.30 pm - 13.40 pm DIE (Deep Infiltrating Endometriosis) : Take it or leave it! SITUMORANG Herbert 13.40 pm - 13.50 pm13.50 pm - 14.00 pm14.00 pm - 14.10 pm14.10 pm - 14.20 pm14.20 pm - 14.30 pm14.30 pm - 14.40 pm14.40 pm - 14.50 pm14.50 pm - 15.00 pm

“NOTES” HysterectomyReverse technique in the treatment of Recto-Vaginal endometriosisSafe and easy Myomectomy : Laparoscopy with limited resourcesThe need for structured Laparoscopic Surgery Training in AfricaTransvaginal Endoscopy in an Outpatient setting : How far can we go?Hysteroscopy & IVFAvoiding entry related Laparoscopic complicationsComplications encountered during the early learning curve in Laparoscopic Surgery

KHEMARANGSAN LARIAN AYU ARUMI KINUTHIA RACHMAN ILODDO GROENEWALD MUCHIRI

VeerapolDemetrio

Sita Claire

chnandy Alessandro

Garry Dorcas

13.30 pm - 15.00 pm

CHAIR PERSONS: SIEDHOFF Matthew / SHUKLA Divyesh

Session 6 YOUNG ENDOSCOPIC PLATFORM Room C

15.30 pm - 15.40 pm Single Port Laparoscopy : Steps to Master KIAT Khoo Chong 15.40 pm - 15.50 pm15.50 pm - 16.00 pm


16.40 pm - 17.00 pm

Total Laparoscopic Hysterectomy - 10 steps techniqueLaparoscopic Myomectomy and Vaginoplasty in an undiagnosed Marfan Syndrome patientwith 10 years primary subfertility

Balancing the risks in Minimally Invasive treatments for fibroidsThe development of Laparoscopy in Palestine and how we organised our Training CentreEstablishing a structured training program in Southern Africa, current status and futurechallengesConclusions and purpose together with emphasis on the emerging world

TBA

ADLAN GONZALES

HERMAN SIEDHOFF ALHALYQUA

KASIA RACHMAN

Aizura Felipe

Malou Matthew

OmarTHOMAS Viju

Jean Maria Ichnandy

15.30 pm - 17.00 pm

CHAIR PERSONS: LODDO Alessandro / THOMAS Viju

Session 4 FREE COMMUNICATIONS: EMPHASIS ON EMERGING COUNTRIES Room B

15.30 pm - 15.40 pm

15.40 pm - 15.50 pm15.50 pm - 16.00 pm16.00 pm - 16.10 pm


CHAIR PERSONS: KASIA Jean Marie / KURIAN Rekha

15.30 pm - 17.00 pm

Obstetric outcome after Hysteroscopic Septum resection in patients with uterine septaof various sizesEffect of Endometrioma and its excision on ovarian reserveEndoscopic management of Uterine anomaliesCESA-VASA: Standardized bilateral Sacropexy to treat POP and UUI in Laparoscopic techniqueIs there a role for Laparoscopic Surgery in AfricaTips to prevent vault prolapse during TLHLaparoscopic Morcellation and Tissue Extraction : The New LandscapeConclusions and purpose together with YEP

SINGH

KASIA RACHMAN I

Nilanchali

ATA BarisKURIAN RekhaMIHESO Johnston

RAINA NaveenSHUKLA DivyeshEINARSSON Jon

Jean Mariechnandy

09.00 am - 12.00 noon “Near” LIVE SURGERY in 3D (OLYMPUS)

CHAIR PERSONS:

Room A

LUNCH

TEA / COFFEE

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VAN HERENDAEL Bruno / SIZZI OrnellaSURGEONS: CUTNER Alfred / PARKAR Rafique B. / JOSEPH Kurian

TH TUESDAY 25 AUGUST, 2015

Session 7 ANATOMY FOR THE ENDOSCOPIC SURGEON Room A

Keynote Lecture13.30 pm - 14.10 pm THE PURPOSE OF ANATOMY AS A GUIDE IN LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY:

“KNOW YOUR ANATOMY, FOLLOW YOUR ANATOMY, NEVER LOSE YOURANATOMY”

WATTIEZ Arnaud

14.10 pm - 14.30 pm14.30 pm - 14.50 pm

Laparoscopic Retroperitoneal AnatomyThe importance of restoring Anatomy in Endometriosis

PASIC DE BRUIN

Resad Abri


13.30 pm - 15.00 pm

CHAIR PERSONS: DE BRUIN Abri / SUBRAYAN KT

Session 9 ENERGIES IN ENDOSCOPIC SURGERY Room B

CHAIR PERSONS: KOIGI KAMAU Reuben / ZURAWIN Robert

Keynote Lecture13.30 pm - 13.50 pm


SAFE USE OF ENERGY IN LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY

Electrosurgery in EndoscopyBipolar energies to perform HysterectomyUltrasound energy in Laparoscopic SurgerySealing and excited plasma energies in Laparoscopic Surgery

ZURAWIN Robert

GOOLAB

ROSSETTI KURIAN Joseph

BhaskarPATEL Yamal

Alfonso


13.30 pm - 15.00 pm


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TEA / COFFEE

TEA / COFFEE

09.00 am - 12.00 noon LIVE SURGERY (KARL STORZ Gmbh & Co) Room & A BCHAIRPERSONS: GOOLAB Bhaskar / PASIC Resad


15.50 pm - 16.05 pm16.05 pm - 16.20 pm16.20 pm - 16.35 pm16..35 pm - 16.50 pm

Session 8 Room A

15.30 pm - 15.50 pm

15.30 pm - 17.00 pm COMPLICATIONS (I)

CHAIR PERSONS: MANGESHIKAR Prashant / PATEL Yamal

Keynote LectureAVOIDING ENTRY INJURIES IN WOMEN WITH A SCARRED ABDOMEN

Complications of Laparoscopic surgery : How to avoid these?Complications in Laparoscopic SurgeryStrategies to minimise complications in Laparoscopic SurgeryLaparoscopic Morcellation : Avoiding tissue spread by using intra-abdominal bags

PASIC

PAUL PGNOE

Resad PARKAR Rafique

Günther

MANGESHIKAR Prashant


16.50 pm - 17.00 pm

Session 10

15.30 pm - 15.50 pm

15.30 pm - 17.00 pm COMPLICATIONS (II) Room B CHAIR PERSONS: METTLER Liselotte / ROSSETTI Alfonso

Keynote LectureTHE ANATOMY OF SUCCESS FOR THE ENDOSCOPIC SURGEON

Morcellation of fibroids the ESGE recommendationsHandling complications during Laparoscopic SurgeryLaparoscopic Fistula repairControversy over Morcellation in Laparoscopic Surgery the AAGL point of view

BRÖLMANN HansMETTLER Liselotte

Suran Robert

RAMPHAL ZURAWIN

Questions & Answers

SINHA Rakesh

13.30 pm - 13.50 pm13.50 pm - 14.10 pm14.10 pm - 14.30 pm14.30 pm - 14.50 pm14.50 pm - 16.10 pm16.10 pm - 16.30 pm


Session 11 SAUDI GROUP OF GYNECOLOGICAL LAPAROSCOPISTS Room C

Ovarian Torsion in the King Fahad Medical CityLaparoscopic Ovarian Drilling revisedDa Vinci Laparoscopy in Saudi ArabiaSharing local experience of Single-Port LaparoscopyHysteroscopy and InfertilityRole of Laparoscopy in managing infertile couples

SENDY ARAB AL SWALEIM SALAMAH AL OBEID ISKANDER

Sameer Hisham

SaharKareema

Solaiman Mamdoh

13.30 pm - 17.00 pm

CHAIR PERSONS: ARAB Hisham / SENDY Sameer

LUNCH

SURGEON: WATTIEZ Arnaud

Questions & Answers

TH WEDNESDAY 26 AUGUST, 2015


Session 13 HYSTEROSCOPY (I) Room A CHAIR PERSONS: LODDO Alessandro / GROENEWALD Garry

Keynote Lecture11.00 am - 11.20 am HYSTEROSCOPIC MYOMECTOMY USING THE COLD KNIFE MAZZON Ivan

11.20 am - 11.35 am11.35 am - 11.50 am11.50 am - 12.05 pm12.05 pm - 12.20 pm

Ashermann Syndrome Treatment : State of the ArtPre-operative assessment of the cavityUterine polyps and their Hysteroscopic ManagementChallenges in cases of severe Ashermann’s syndrome before IVF

LODDO AlessandroCLEVIN LotteDE JONG PeterSHAH Pragnesh

11.00 am - 12.30noon

Session 14 MEDICO-LEGAL ASPECTS Room A CHAIR PERSONS: TERNAMIAN Artin / GOOLAB Bhaskar

Keynote Lecture13.30 pm - 14.00 pm MEDICO-LEGAL ASPECTS IN ENDOSCOPY

14.00 pm - 14.15 pm14.15 pm - 14.30 pm

14.30 pm - 14.50 pm

OR ready : How to avoid problems at the start?The ISGE accreditation for Endoscopic Surgeons and Theatres with emphasis on theMedico-legal aspectsThe African situation with emphasis on Southern Africa in Medico-legal problems

CHUNG SIZZI /VAN HERENDAEL GOOLAB

Maurice Ornella

Bruno Bhaskar


TERNAMIAN Artin

13.30 am - 15.00 pm


Session 15 NEW TECHNOLOGIES Room A

Keynote Lecture15.30 pm - 15.50 pm 3D LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY IN GYNAECOLOGY SUPERMANIAM Sevellaraja

15.50 pm - 16.05 pm16.05 pm - 16.20 pm16.20 pm - 16.35 pm

16.35 pm - 16.50 pm

Trans-vaginal Endoscopy in an Outpatient setting : How far can we go?Single port Laparoscopic Surgery for Endometriosis Caesarian Section scar defect (“nich”) : Diagnosis and treatment : First results of Hysteroscopic resection and Laparoscopic reconstruction (n = 75) trialsLaparoscopic cerclage : Indications and technique

RACHMAN SENDAG BRÖLMANN

UNCU

Ichnandy Fatih

Hans

Gürkan

15.30 pm - 17.00 pm

CHAIR PERSONS: KONJE Justin / BRÖLMANN Hans

LUNCH

10.20 am - 10.30 am

ENDOMETRIOSIS Room B

CHAIR PERSONS: VAN DER WAT Johan / KOPJAR Miroslav

Keynote LectureTECHNICAL STRATEGIES IN LAPAROSCOPIC MANAGEMENT OF DIE

Teenage Endometriosis : Medical or Surgical treatment?Virtual colonoscopy in the detection and follow-up of EndometriosisOperative Endoscopy in Urinary Tract EndometriosisSurgical treatments for Endometriosis and Pelvic pain

SHERVIN Adel

GOOLAB VAN DER WAT ROSSETTI SIEDHOFF

Bhaskar Johan

Alfonso Matthew

Session 16

09.00 am - 09.20 am

09.20 am - 09.35am09.35 am - 09.50 am09.50 am - 10.05 am10.05 am - 10.20 am

09.00 am - 10.30 am


Session 17 INFERTILITY AND ENDOSCOPY Room B CHAIR PERSONS: PAUL PG / MHLANGA Felix

Keynote Lecture11.00 am - 11.20 am IS THERE A ROLE FOR LAPAROSCOPIC TUBAL ANASTOMOSIS?

11.20 am - 11.35 am11.35 am - 11.50 am11.50 am - 12.05 pm12.05 pm - 12.20 pm

Hysteroscopy in Fertility enhancementHysteroscopy and IVFMIGS Management of Uterine Fibroids in view of the fertility outcomeEndomyometrectomy in Adenomyosis a novel technique

CLEVIN LODDO IMUNDIA KADE

Lotte Alessandro

Antony Sandesh

PAUL PG

11.00 am - 12.30 noon

10.20 am - 10.30 am Questions & Answers

Session 12 UTERINE MYOMA (I) Room A

CHAIR PERSONS: SINHA Rakesh / SIZZI Ornella

Keynote Lecture09.00 am - 09.20 am PREOPERATIVE DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS BETWEEN MYOMA AND

MYOSARCOMA: THE ISGE RECOMMENDATIONSSIZZI Ornella

09.20 am - 09.35 am09.35 am - 09.50 am09.50 am - 10.05 am10.05 am - 10.20 am

Fibroids : Their effect on fertility - which Fibroid and when should we remove it?Laparoscopic Myomectomy : Pushing the limitsHow to reduce blood loss in Laparoscopic MyomectomyCurrent status of Power Morcellation

SIEBERT PAUL SINHA KOTDAWALA Parul

Ignor PG

Rakesh

09.00 am - 10.30 am

TEA / COFFEE

TEA / COFFEE

TEA / COFFEE

CYSTS & FIBROIDS AT LAPAROSCOPY Room B CHAIR PERSONS: SIEBERT Ignor / WANYOIKE J. Gichuhi

Keynote LectureLAPAROSCOPIC TREATMENT OF OVARIAN CYSTS : EVIDENCE-BASED CONSIDERATIONS

The treatment of EndometriosisEndoscopic management of fibroids indenting the uterine cavity missed during previousHysteroscopy or Laparoscopy and previous IVF failureImaging MRI of Myomas : what can we do?Imaging fibroids in the future : 3D, elastography, colour and power Doppler to assessvascularity : What is the additional value?

SIEBERT Ignor

Questions & Answers

VAN HERENDAEL Bruno

Session 19 MISCELLANEOUS Room B CHAIR PERSONS: VAN HERENDAEL Bruno / PARKAR Rafique B.

Keynote Lecture15.30 pm - 15.50 pm LAPAROSCOPIC NERVE SPARING RADICAL HYSTERECTOMY LONG LEE Chyi


The impact of micro-surgical principles on the success of Endoscopic SurgeryNew instrumentation in Mini-LaparoscopyTotal Laparoscopic Hysterectomy in view of the FDA warnings on Power morcellationThe functional Hysteroscopic training model

DARWISH ROSSETTI CHRYSOSTOMOU CLEVIN

Atef Alfonso

Andreas Lotte


CLOSING CEREMONYVisa Oshwal Auditorium

19.00 pm

“MY JOURNEY WITH ADVANCED ENDOSCOPIC SURGERY” - Harry Reich

HONORARY MEMBERSHIP AWARD OF ISGE TO HARRY REICH

15.30 pm - 17.00 pm


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13.30 pm - 13.50 pm13.50 pm - 14.05 pm

14.05 pm - 14.20 pm14.20 pm - 14.35 pm

14.35 pm - 14.50 pm

14.50 pm - 15.00 pm

13.30 pm - 15.00 pm

TEA / COFFEE

SHAH Pragnesh

MANGANARO Lucia BRÖLMANN Hans

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Unlike any other destination on earth, Kenya is the essence of diversity. Kenya - ‘the Safari Capital of the World’ and where you will find some of the finest beaches on the Indian Ocean.Unlike anywhere else on the planet, in Kenya you will find savagely beautiful wildernesses and ethereally snow-capped peaks; crater-studded valleys and wildlife-teeming plains; flamingo-frosted lakes and tropical rainforests.The last true Eden, Kenya is home to the longest rift in the earth’s crust and its youngest volcanoes.Kenya is the only land in which you can visit the “Cradle of Mankind”, sail a Swahili dhow past a 16th century Portuguese fort and meet a Maasai warrior.

From the moment you touch down and step into the gentle African air, Kenya will give you a warm welcome.

Ancient civilizations and cosmopolitan resorts, Kenya has something for everyone . . . From places of interest around Kenya’s capital city, Nairobi - to the beating heartof the African bush - or the vast plains of the Masai Mara or the pristine white sands, lapped with the gentle waves of the Indian Ocean on the Kenya Coast.

Travel to these magical corners of Kenya and discover the beauty of Kenya.

People & CulturesAction & Adventure

WildlifeBirdlife

LandscapesAlong the Coast

A warmth of welcome

stFriday 21 August, 2015 to

rdSunday 23 August 2015

SUGGESTED PRE-CONFERENCESAFARI DATE

thThursday 27 August, 2015 to

thSunday 30 August 2015

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This is the year to go on your personal African

Dream Safari.

Whatever your Safari options, we can design a journey that will fit your wildest

dreams.

It is highly recommended to book, confirm and pay for your Safaris EARLY to avoid last minute disappointments.August is peak safari season and places at good facilities

are limited and are booked early.

For Safari options and rates email:

SUGGESTED SAFARI PACKAGES

♦ 2 or 3 nights Masai Mara

♦ 2 nights Ol Pejeta Conservancy & 2 nights Masai Mara

♦ 2 nights Masai Mara & 3 nights Mombasa

♦ 1 night Lake Nakuru National Park & 2 nights Masai Mara

An ancient land born of ice and fire, only Kenya offers such a uniqueness of bio-diversity. Such are the extremes of the Kenyan climate, ranging from

tropical heat to glacial ice, that it has formed a diversity of habitats found nowhere else on Earth.

A vast mosaic of lion-gold savanna, rolling grasslands, ancient rainforests and volcanic plains, Kenya rises from the idyllic shores of the Indian Ocean

to the snow-capped peaks of Mount Kenya which, at 5,199 metres above sea level, is an extinct volcano some three and a half million years old.

Kenya shelters some of the most ancient, fragile and diverse wildlife on Earth. The Eden of the planet, Kenya’s plains and forests offer refuge to the last of

the big cats, the world’s greatest herds of elephant, the endangered white and black rhino and a number of endemic species that occur

nowhere else on Earth.

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SUGGESTED POST-CONFERENCESAFARI DATE

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Kenya - Garden of Eden, Cradle of Mankind.

MOMBASALocated on the Eastern coastline of Kenya bordering the Indian Ocean, Mombasa is the ideal beach destination with sparkling white sands and lush greenery. Mombasa offers a diverse marine life, world-class hotels and friendly atmosphere. Whether you’re looking for a relaxing break on the white beaches, lapped by the azure waters of the Indian Ocean, or something a bit more adventurous- diving, snorkelling, water-skiing or wind-surfing, Mombasa offers it all.

The Ol Pejeta Conservancy – a 90,000-acre private wildlife conservancy – situated on the equator, in Kenya's Laikipia District, between the foot hills of the Aberdares and the magnificent snow-capped Mount Kenya. The Conservancy boasts an astounding variety of animals, including the Big Five (the rhino, leopard, elephant, buffalo and lion), Grevy’s zebra, Jackson’s hartebeest, cheetah and chimpanzee. The combination of amazing wildlife and stunning views across the open plains of Ol Pejeta guarantees an unforgettable safari experience.

OL PEJETA CONSERVANCY

Set in the heart of Africa’s Great Plains in Kenya, the Masai Mara boasts 1,672 sq. kilometers of unspoilt wilderness. With its abundant wildlife and over 450 species of birds, Masai Mara is Kenya's most spectacular and finest wildlife reserves, offering the best game and bird-viewing not only in Kenya, but anywhere in Africa. The views across the rolling golden grasslands studded with acacia trees, rivers and forests are dazzling, the sense of space is overwhelming. The Reserve borders Tanzania and the two countries share the vast Serengeti plains, with wildlife free to roam between Kenya and Tanzania in search of food.

MASAI MARA

Throughout the year the Masai Mara is a place of natural drama, a kaleidoscope of colour and life. Most stunning of all are the months between July and October, when the savannah teems with animals during the Great Wildebeest Migration. Millions of wildebeest gather in the Masai Mara in one of the natural wonders of the world - ‘The Great Wildebeest Migration’.

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Just two hours drive from Nairobi, Lake Nakuru is among Kenya's finest national parks. Though famous for the pink flamingoes lining the shores of the lake and the hundreds of preening white pelicans, the small park (only 180 sq km) is home to the black and white rhino, the tree-climbing lions, leopard, large herds of buffaloes and the rare Rothschild’s giraffes as well as many other animals and birds.

LAKE NAKURU NATIONAL PARK

“There might have been fifty thousand birds in a bay”

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