It is not a secret now, that many facets of my rather
‘mysteriuos’ life, as my friends would say, give every indication that in fact
I was in the lineage of chiefhood.

Outside their chambers, they fight and give all indications that they are enemies. Or at least, that is what they want us to see. In fact they call themselves names to sell the act.

• It is considered immature to smile in Bangladesh and as a result people don’t smile much. By Bangladesh standards, all my friends are immature especially with their meme-loving lives.

10. The 100

What if, just what if a nuclear Armageddon destroys civilization on Earth and the only survivors are those on the international space stations in orbit at the time.

“Signing a contract with China is like, ascribing to the
boiling frog effect; a fable describing a frog being boiled alive slowly. If
you drop a frog suddenly into boiling water,

If our bones could talk, how intriguing will it be to listen to the untold stories they carry. The confessions they will make about the many times they struggle to keep us alive.

Once upon a time, Nokia was a global market leader boasting a bigger national budget than Finland, the country it was founded. After few years, a source of national pride turned into shame,

It is never an easy ride in Kenya.
When it rains, it is tragedy, and when it doesn’t it is still tragedy. Call it
the Kenyan Paradox.

 What if this life is a movie, I wonder, and all of us are just in character sticking to a script that has already been penciled down and perfected?

Corruption
and impunity is no longer considered as ‘breaking news’ in Kenya but rather ‘In
other news’. The ease at which substantial amount of money is lost in Kenya
under the watch of decorated and overrated institutions surprises me.