I don't think its much different in shags as some argue here. Any appearance of a mzungu is greeted with great smiles, kids waving n wanting to be "associated" with the mzungu. It happens all the time. Kids burst out in songs of "Kamzungu, kamzungu". Just late last year, during the Ndakaini marathon, as we run through sections of Ndakaini villages, children would burst into cheers on sight of mzungu. You would even hear them say "Huyu ni wangu, si ulichukua Hugo mwingine" In some instances an argument would ensue on who owns which mzungu.
There is a Lipa na Mpesa advert that is currently running where a little girl picks a certain black doll. I once heard someone ask how can she choose such an ugly doll while there are beautiful ones on the wall. It struck my mind at that point that when buying dolls for their kids, most people go for the white "beautiful" one. Oops...reminds me even in most art works devil/evil is black n God/good is white/coloured.