By Ephraim Njenga via fb Sometime back I wrote about having issues with GPS on my phone. I use the phone to track activities such as walking and I noticed it was becoming unreliable due to inaccuracy in measuring distance. I did some troubleshooting to isolate the issues. I opened two different activity tracking Apps […]

By Joshua Kutuny via fb On Saturday 12 October 2019, Kenyans were United in celebrating Eliud Kipchoge as he smashed his own record at the INEOS159 Challenge in Austria. As we continue to bask in the glory and celebrate Mr Kipchoge’s feat, We are equally soul searching about this extraordinary achievement by Eliud Kipchonge. As […]

By Abraham Mutai via fb Now a tiny University called Pwani University, on the outskirts of Kenya, off Mombasa, In a deserted ugly town of Kilifi is on rampage and strike over flimsy demands one of them being: Hawapelekwi trips. Yes you heard me right. They want academic trips. How University student leaders are able […]

By David Osiany via fb My brother Paul Abuor I appreciate that you have finally found your level: a simplistic blogger. From parliament’s Hansard, it is obvious that legislative roles have proven too sophisticated but that was only expected. It is what happens when you organise and steal a car, yet you cannot drive: it […]

By Albert Nyakundi Amenya aka Banana Peddler When I saw Kenyans celebrate Eliud Kipchoge’s fake record of running 42KM in less than two hours, I was discombobulated. Questions engrossed my mind as to why there were razzamatazz yet there was nothing to celebrate. I have cogent reasons why I refuse to join these choristers in […]

By Philip Nyamai via fb There is something unique about this government of the day that is worth noting. We have moved from those days where anyone could speak for the government to a very streamlined communication where individuals have been trained to speak. Today if something happens in any part of the country, you […]