…… To get the flow of this story, read Part I here. TomEdge continued excelling in both Kenya and major parts of Africa. Any IT discussion, in whatever forum, would not miss TomEdge’s name mentioned. It was now clear that … Continue reading →

“……………… and remember to keep time and keep your word.” Dr. Matiang’i during The University of Nairobi’s December 2016 Graduation ceremony. Those are two values which seem to escape majority of us (if not all of us). We never keep … Continue reading →

During my early years of my life, I read a handful of books. Some were interesting. Others presented complex vocabulary you had to use a dictionary (oftentimes borrowed). These books were not easy to come by. And they were definitely … Continue reading →

Hellen tries for the second time to scream for help. All what comes out is a faint echo of the scream. Adrenaline clearly is not helping her. She knows there is a pistol in one of the kitchen cabinets – … Continue reading →

2300Hrs. Hellen is finishing her cup of coffee and getting ready for the night. Her favorite novel on her lap, she leans back on the recliner seat, closes her eyes and lets the story she has just indulged in from … Continue reading →