I am the first one to drive it on Kenyan roads - it is very tight and well maintained. It has had a cushy life toting some little Japanese guy around Japan all its life. It has a five speed manual transmission and a gutsy 3.4 liter 4 cylinder diesel engine. It has very small tires on aluminum rims now which I don't think will hold up very well in the bush. Insurance requires this and it's just smart to have.
Vehicle theft is very prevalent here.
It will also help to make the vehicle look more off-roadish rather than a fresh Japanese import. Right now it has the aluminum wheels, chrome effects and other features which make it look like an American luxury sport utility. We hope all is well with you. We look for our container soon and will email more frequently when the computer arrives.