‘The evolution of man, a biological anomaly’ is the title of an interesting conference that will be held on Tuesday 8th April at 4pm at the National Museum of Malindi, organised by the Malindi Museum Society. The speaker is Daniele Bedulli, a retired biologist and former professor at the University of Parma.
Bedulli has been living in Malindi for several years, where he carries out research and is an artist (he experiments with various painting and sculpture techniques on different materials).
His dissertation is particularly interesting, also because he compares it with Kenya, one of the cradles of humanity. Admission to the conference is free.
Before the meeting with Bedulli, the annual assembly for all members will be held at the Malindi Museum Society headquarters. We remind you that to become a member of the MMS you only need to purchase a membership card for 1000 Kes, which is valid for one year and also gives you free entry to all the museums and archaeological sites along the coast.