Africa is a nice place: It is a place where politics is held high, politicians take their time to make promises they have no intention of keeping, and the public takes it without question.
Technology and innovation is the new topic for the talk shop; the proclamations are on what technology can achieve and how it can be done, but nothing serious happens. read more »
Businessman Naushad Merali is well known in Kenya’s business circles. He is famous for upstaging MTN in the sale of Vivendi shares in Kencell, he exercised his right to buy off the stake, and within two hours he sold off to Celtel, making about 2 billion shillings (US$ 30 million). read more »
The first time my mother saw a computer, she was very fascinated, she said typing was so easy and reminded her of the few days she used a friend’s typewriter. read more »
Peter Kimacia’s resignation from the Kenya ICT board received mixed comments from the ICT industry players. Some felt that it was a bold decision while others wondered why he took the job in the first place. read more »
Kenya Airways was one of the first Kenyan companies to open twitter accounts, its account was even verified. Soon, other bigger companies like DSTv realized the benefit of the forum and set up accounts. read more »
