Ola lafamiliar. It has been a while since I last posted here. Part of the reason has been the urge I have to update the look on the website. It is currently work in progress and soon we shall be having a brand new look with more content on what I do. read
I lie, when I insert laugh-cry emojis because most of the times I’m not even chuckling. Heck! I’m not even impressed. read
With Kenya’s fashion industry gaining popularity in recent years as being one of the most vibrant on the continent, OPPO is committed to showcase how mobile technology has enabled the fashion industry break new ground in regards to design with an a… read
This year’s A21 Walk for freedom took place on October 20th 2018. More than 450 Walks were held all over the world in over 50 Countries. Tens of thousands rallied reaching millions in just a day for one purpose; spreading awareness on human traff… read
Three words. Research says that these are the most important words in our lives, especially in our early development as children. Imagine that we spent our whole existence without hearing them. I must have read somewhere that if we grow up without he… read
A very dear couple friend of mine who are directors of Mustard Seed Trainers (MUSTA) ( http://mustardseedtrainers.com ) set up a meeting for ladies and claimed it was for those who wanted to have mad fun – that was the catchy phrase. But in reality… read
Subira is about a young girl who dreams to have her own way in a life that belongs to her, but will she be able to tackle the customs and traditions that hold her prisoner? Will she break free? Read More (http://crossover.co.ke/2018/10/21/the-big-lov… read
‘Hope is the thing with feathers That perches in the soul, And sings the tune without the words, And never stops at all’ – Emily Dickinson Are you tired? I am. It is tiring living in Kenya. I don’t want to list the ways, because this piece… read
This week, First Lady Melania Trump is on her first solo international trip, visiting the African nations of Ghana, Malawi, Kenya, and Egypt. Wrapping up her first stops in Accra and Cape Coast, Ghana, the First Lady took her “Be Best” messag… read
This was my favourite line from this book. The quote that set the mood. The point at which I sat down and went 'oh snap!'. I took longer than I should have while reading this book. Which is a polite way of saying that I was distracted by the two… read
Give me all your money… Having been away for a while on this end. I do return bearing gifts. Interior decor gifts, well, technically items. This is mainly because you have to buy them, I might be taking some but not all of your coin but it will b… read
How can flesh give so much pleasure Yet destroy at the same time The meeting of skins At a most vulnerable state of mind When sanity abideu not by the rules How can fast breaths be so musical Yet damage at the same whisper The silencing of a thrust A… read
Ethiopia: Gearing up the postal sector to drive development [UPU] Egypt: Mo Salah accuses Football Association of ignoring image rights [BBC] Ghana: ARIPO launches Masters in Intellectual Property at KNUST [Going Places] Nigeria: ‘White gold’ –… read
Originally posted on 300 words a day: What makes you stay? When you are part of a group and public opinion shifts, what makes you stay? How much attention do you pay to the way people are talking? If lots of people are talking positively about your g… read
Nowadays we have let the most in animate of things influence us on our daily decisions against each other, we need to learn and teach ourselves to see the best of each other not only from our outward appearance but also from the person inside…. … read
Love was a problem for me. It was a complexity I tried to convince myself that I didn’t need; a combination that had been denied to me by my vocation. In my third year of theology at the seminary I was yet to hear the voice of God calling me to ser… read
School candidates for KCPE and KCSE will from next week get a chance to purchase mathematical sets, calculators, log books and other school essentials for up to 60 per cent off during the Jumia Back to School Campaign. “We understand the stress pa… read
Originally posted on Diplomacy Opp: $250 Mini Grant For Youth Changemakers Are you a change-maker between the ages of 13-25 years? Are you based in Nigeria, Kenya, Benin Republic or Cameroon? Do you have an issue that you care about in your communit… read