Circa 1997. A small boy in rural Kenya. I should have said a ‘humble’ boy because some situations in life make you humble yourself but that is a story for another day. I get into this shop to buy ink. … Continue reading →

On the last working day of the year 2010, my colleague threw his desk calendar and diary into the dustbin and exclaimed: “Another Wasted year!!!” I wondered how such a remark could come out of him, though he had had … Continue reading →

The New Year (2019) morning found me jogging in Gilgil. I prefer jogging because of its flexibility. I mean I can jog for one hour or twenty minutes, I don’t pay any instructor to tell me which muscle to tone, … Continue reading →

…… 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 →