This huge crack in Kenya could split Africa in two

A natural phenomenon has been intriguing scientists and the population of Kenya. After torrential rainfall and earth tremors, a 15-meter-wide crack that is several kilometers long has opened the surface of the Earth. Scholars are claiming that the incident is the beginning of the division of Africa into two separate continents.



The crack, which until recently was covered with volcanic ash and hidden from view, is part of the Great Rift Valley. This is a low-lying region where tectonic plates split or move away from each other.



Signs of damage were seen on the busy Mai Mahiu-Narok road. At one point, the crack measures 15 m deep and over 20 m wide, according to the Kenyan newspaper, the Daily Nation.



According to the same publication, families who live near the crack are beginning to move. Local resident Mary Wambui, who is 72 years old, fears that staying there is like dicing with death. Wambui was having dinner with her family on the day that the ground suddenly started to split under her feet, dividing her house in two.

Another Kenyan man, Eliud Njoroge Mbugua, also saw the ground open inside his house.





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Come on San Andreas!

Is the split east/west, or north/south?

Good question 2.

Ive had a big crack in my ass for years and its still workin fine

Its split my incontinence

@HawkTheSlayer, I don't know whether to put this here, or in Svengoolie.

I've a friend who lives in South Africa. One day she looks out her window and the ground is moving. Turns out it was ...frogs!

2cent wrote: @HawkTheSlayer, I don't know whether to put this here, or in Svengoolie.

I've a friend who lives in South Africa.  One day she looks out her window and the ground is moving.  Turns out it was ...frogs!  

Tell her to cut back on the Durban Poison or switch to Black Nepalese.

HawkTheSlayer wrote:

2cent wrote: @HawkTheSlayer, I don't know whether to put this here, or in Svengoolie.

I've a friend who lives in South Africa.  One day she looks out her window and the ground is moving.  Turns out it was ...frogs!  

Tell her to cut back on the Durban Poison or switch to Black Nepalese.

lol Yer so bad.

heres the entire problem with that part of africa. it can be a diamond mine in tanzania, or an emerald mine in ethiopia, or a drilling crew in puntland or somaliland, a small army ( reads 500 sambos ) will gather and move near to the point of conflict. once they gauge that the local army wont retaliate, they loot the area. sometimes going back nightly. this is how stupid they are. after uganda kicked out the asians who used to sell non perishable consumer goods, the nignogs used brightly colored shirts as money. a size 14 shirt being twice as valuable than a size 7 shirt.

jirqoadai wrote:heres the entire problem with that part of africa. it can be a diamond mine in tanzania, or an emerald mine in ethiopia, or a drilling crew in puntland or somaliland, a small army ( reads 500 sambos ) will gather and move near to the point of conflict. once they gauge that the local army wont retaliate, they loot the area. sometimes going back nightly. this is how stupid they are. after uganda kicked out the asians who used to sell non perishable consumer goods, the nignogs used brightly colored shirts as money. a size 14 shirt being twice as valuable than a size 7 shirt.

Guess I'm going to have to take this on word since no link .

Tie-dye shirts would have caused a revolution.