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White Collar Cubicle “Rats”

By kenyanentrepreneur Sunday, January 31st, 2010

Send this article to Twitter!This post is prompted by a situation I found myself in last week, which got me thinking about the changing dynamics of this global economy we are now living in and the impact it will have (psychologically) on many people ( particularly those who are older, but still not old enough… »

Kenyan Journalism Gone Berserk – Part 1

By kenyanentrepreneur Sunday, January 24th, 2010

Send this article to Twitter!Can someone please tell me what is happening to journalistic standards in Kenya?  This post is prompted by a story I saw in the Standard and in the Nation (click here for the Nation story) — which left me astounded.  I… »

Haiti, Africa & The Plight of Black People

By kenyanentrepreneur Saturday, January 16th, 2010
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Send this article to Twitter!Like everyone else, I’ve been watching the news about the earthquake in Haiti and once you get away from the stories about grief, loss and poverty, there’s another story that is also simultaneously being told and it is the story of… »


Starting A Yogurt Company in Kenya (Part 2)

By kenyanentrepreneur Monday, January 11th, 2010
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The second part of my interview with Kahenya Kamunyu involved my follow-up questions that mainly hinged on the quality of ingredients used in the yogurt and on this whole discussion about whether the food in Kenya is really organic (i.e. with… »

Starting A Yogurt Company in Kenya (Part 1)

By kenyanentrepreneur Monday, January 11th, 2010
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So, I was hanging around Twitter one day when I noticed one of my followers (a guy called Kahenya) talking about this yogurt company that he and a friend were starting.  Initially, I wasn’t that intrigued until he started mentioning the… »

One Country, Different Worlds

By kenyanentrepreneur Wednesday, January 6th, 2010
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Send this article to Twitter!I’ve been spending a lot of time on Twitter lately and many of the people I follow tend to have the same interests as myself.  So, it’s usually, Kenyans or other Africans who are interested in technology, business and it’s relationship… »

Wangari Maathai – Part 1

What a brilliant woman. So inspiring, intelligent and honorable.

Wangari Maathai – Part 2

Peter Schiff: Listen and Learn

This guy predicted the financial crisis before anyone knew what was happening.