Lucky unlucky, the march for Kisumu preterms with no neonatal-ICU
Premature births are quite a common occurrence in Kenya, with 12 percent out of all babies born annually being premature.
Why banks are finally interested in business
With credit to the private sector having tumbled to 3.7 percent in July from 13.9 at the end of last year, banks are coming to knock on your door, those who cultivate these relationships are the ones that will come out on
Climbing Kilimanjaro, no downhill task
Climbing Mount Kilimanjaro, which at 5,895 meters is the highest peak in Africa, is not for the weak of heart. Most importantly, it is not for the weak of pocket. I recently found myself on a flight from Jomo Kenyatta International Airport
The Battle for Laikipia, a documentary you cannot UNSEE
At the end of the documentary, you feel that something you have seen cannot be unseen. Most of the white people in the audience hurriedly left, piqued.
Part 2: The Bonus Tea party, Inyali farmers uproot tea bushes
“In tea, everyone who does not grow tea makes money, from the muzungu, the local leaders,, the directors, the brokers, the private, the lorries, it is just the farmer who gets nothing,” one of the farmers said.
The Bonus Tea party, Inyali farmers uproot tea bushes
If you were in Chavakali the place where you would get them was Embassy pub. I knew it because that is the place where my own father surprised me with a stinging slap when he caught me and some other village lads
Black November beckons with unbeatable deals and epic fraud
The saying ‘’Fool me once shame on you, fool me twice cant put the blame on you’’ was just a way to console myself yet I fell for this fraud the third time.
The Adulting epidemic
As the educated youthful population, we are expected to deliver an economic boom when there will be two active youth for every child and pensioner.
Part 2 The village of many writers
Despite the icons that have been produced on these hills, the tallest buildings in the area are the piers of evangelical churches rather than a library to cultivate these manured fields.
Part 1: The village writers
We are still in the initial steps of setting up a virtual library of East Africa fiction, non-fiction and poetry and hopefully if the idea works, I could approach writers like her.
A tall Acacia that sees East Africa’s greatest lake for its magnificence
This is not an overstatement, the hotel is in the middle of the city, next to Kisumu’s wealthy neighborhoods, with modern malls and a fascinating view of the greatest lake in East Africa.
