A professor was travelling by boat on a high sea. On their way, he asked the sailor: ‘Hey! do u know Ocean logy? Biology? Ecology? Zoology? Physiology?' Epidemiology? ‘NO’ said the sailor. The Prof got angry and said: 'then what do u know? You will die of illetracy'!. 30 minutes later, the boat started sinking. The sailor looked at Prof and asked: 'Prof, do u know Swiminology and Escapeology from Sharkology? ‘NO’ said the Prof. Sailor: Well that means Crocodile logy will eat your Head logy and u will Die logy with your Knowledge logy because of your Mouth logy and grammatology. Morals *Don't be proud!* You are not an island of knowledge, don't look down on anyone, we all have different grace and ability. Pls share this post logy and put smile logy on ur friends' face logy. Happy week logy 😜 😛😝😜

By Anwar Saddat FYI For those willing to verify information about Uhuru's degree, you can call The office of register @413 542 2225. Comparing the verified degree results which showed Uhuru graduated with a D-(minus) from the University and the degree Uhuru presented to IEBC, in which he claimed to have graduated Summa Cum Laude, we have petitioned the district court of Massachusetts to issue an order so that the school can make public, the results of Uhuru Kenyatta. We are in consultation with the school's counsel office, which can be reached @413 542 5645. After the conclusion of this issue, we will be releasing those information as allowed by law.

Poverty is not the lack of money, it is the lack of ideas As a young Leaders and Businessman, The Late Dr. Myles’s teachings and wisdom have pushed me to great heights in my journey to success. I recommend more young people to read his message as well, be blessed: “I was born poor, sleeping on the floor with cockroaches and rats. Today, I own my own jet. Everything I have is paid for. I am debt free; I open new businesses every year and mentor many people,” -Myles ON UNEMPLOYMENT Myles Munroe strongly discouraged the reliance on Government for jobs, describing it as ‘lazy thinking.’“There is no such thing as unemployment in the world. What you call unemployment is what I call lazy thinking,” he says.“The work of government is not to create jobs, but to create an environment for people to develop their own work,” he asserts. ON GIFTS/TALENTS Munroe discourages employed professionals against relying solely on their jobs for income, urging them to instead create wealth using their unique

By Dr. Paul Bundi Karau we owe it to our youth to tell them the truth about course selection. Here's one case which represents the dilemma our brothers go through A young lady called me this afternoon (after seeing my earlier post on careers). She scored a C plain in 2016 KCSE, and applied for KUCCPS courses (IT, Banking and Finance, Business Information Technology, ALL DIPLOMAS). Unfortunately, she wasn't selected for any of them. Now she seeks advise on what to do Here is my take ((Disclaimer: I'm not implying that I have all answers, that's why I invite discussion): 1. Advising on course selection is a double-edged sword. The student must love and deeply understand the courses you suggest. Otherwise, people can blame you in future for leading them to a dead end. 2. Technical courses, which the government is heavily funding, are the future of this country. 3. This person chose banking because she believes she will be employed in a bank/financial institution. Yet cur

By Hon.Kinoti Gatobu   President Uhuru Kenyatta is an excellent leader and a great friend of mine. Meru should FCC d not blame the president but should instead vote out the political brokers in Meru who are blocking Uhuru's developments from reaching Meru. A few days after my election as an independent M.P. for Buuri, President Uhuru Kenyatta invited me to his home and I shared with him my vision for Buuri and since then he has been very supportive in helping me achieve the big vision. As Buuri M.P., these are some of the direct benefits I've brought from President Uhuru Kenyatta to Buuri since 2013. GOD willing as Meru Governor I will bring even more goodies from Uhuru Government to Meru County: 1. Tarmac road Kisima-Kibirichia-Kiirua-Ruiri Road which is under construction by China Aerotec Ltd with total length of about 50km. 2. Double number of title deeds to help title deed coverage in Buuri reach 95%. Kiirua Nkando title deeds in Buuri were issued by President Uhuru Ken

Steps of buying land in Kenya If you are buying land from an individual or a group, follow the following steps: 1. Ask to see the title deed or copy of title deed. Then do a search at the ministry of lands to confirm who the real owners are or if the title has any Caveat on it. The search will cost you kshs 520. 2. Do a search with the local authorities to check of any unpaid land rates. If any, agree with the seller on who will settle the debt. Nb: land can't be transferred if there are unpaid land rates. 3. Go to the ministry of lands and buy 2 maps, one showing the exact measurements of the piece u are buying (called mutation) and the other showing the neighbouring lands. Each costs Ksh 350. 4. With your 2 maps and a surveyor (you can even do it yourself) , visit the land you are buying and verify the details on the map. Check out all the beacons. 5. Sit down with ua seller and bargain the price. Write down an agreement. The agreement can be done before a lawyer or yu may decide

The Rt Hon Raila Odinga today quelled any reports of disquiet in the NASA fraternity at a public rally in Masinde Grounds in Mathare. The ODM Party Leader reassured the mammoth crowd that the leadership of NASA is brought together by ideology and not personal interests and is therefore focused on delivering salvation to Kenyans in the General Election. On his part, H. E Kalonzo Musyoka reiterated his commitment to NASA and dispelled rumors of discord attributing them to desperate Jubilee efforts to divide the newfound Opposition unity. Senator Wetangula and Hon Mudavadi concurrently pledged their commitment to the NASA Movement; all promising to stick together all the way to the poll. The Rt Hon Odinga revealed the fallacy behind Jubilee’s Last Mile venture; it is widely reported in the media that there are over 1 million fictitious connections hidden in the midst of this white elephant project. This flagship Jubilee project like many others falls short of the expectations of the peopl

A friend just shared with me this stock market story A lot of monkeys lives near a village. One day a merchant came to the village to buy these monkeys! He announced that he will buy the monkeys @ $100 each. The villagers thought that this man is mad. They thought how can somebody buy stray monkeys at $100 each? Still, some people caught some monkeys and gave it to this merchant and he gave $100 for each monkey. This news spread like wildfire and people caught monkeys and sold it to the merchant. After a few days, the merchant announced that he will buy monkeys @ 200 each. The lazy villagers also ran around to catch the remaining monkeys! They sold the remaining monkeys @ 200 each. Then the merchant announced that he will buy monkeys @ 500 each! The villagers start to lose sleep! ... They caught six or seven monkeys, which was all that was left and got 500 each. The villagers were waiting anxiously for the next announcement. Then the merchant announced that he is going home for a week.

Before you kill a young mans dream, Remember you have sons and daughters, Them that still dream for a better future and greener pastures, Them that have ambitions to make our mama land a better place Before you kill a young mans dream, Remember you can kill a messenger but not the. Message, You can kill a prophet but not the prophecy You can kill a dreamer, but not the dream Before you kill a young mans dream, Maximise in your peoples strength and let them grow Give Caesar what belongs to him For Podo shall never be called Pine. A young man's dream has been massacred but then, It Shall Be Fine With A Young Mans Soul. #BrigeddiaPoet

*Breathing in and out is life... *Been born and dying is also part of life... *Sickness and health is equally part of life... *Being young and getting old is life... *Happiness is not the absence of problems... but the absolute confidence that any Problem can be solved... *We focus so much time investing, on the outside and forget to invest Within ourselves. * If your health begins to fail today, Would wealth mean anything? The moral of the story is... Life is a journey of souls, we must nature our associations daily. Just like we need food everyday to nourish and maintain healthy bodies, our soul needs spiritual food. When we nourish our souls spiritually on a daily basis through prayer, meditation and have Faith... Our journey becomes worthwhile. We begin to visualize and know our destination. Focus on the journey ....enjoy the journey. This then translates to a life well lived.

  China government has more people to feed than the whole African continent. It’s the Chinese who should be coming to ask our help or migrating here for better life. I’m ashamed to see how little pride we have left in our culture. Are Africans inferior to Chinese? The same for India. India has more people to feed than the whole African continent. Still our Presidents go there to ask for aid from India to feed their people. Shame, Shame, Shame! Aren’t they ashamed? Don’t they see that they are the laughing stock of the entire universe? India has a population much bigger than the entire African continent, but the country is managed by one prime minister and 23 ministers. Africa, with less population than India is managed by 54 Presidents, and over 1080 (one thousand eighty) ministers, who collectively still achieve less than a single prime minister in India. China with bigger population than Africa has no permanent members of Parliament. The 3000 members of the National

A son and his father were walking in the mountains. Suddenly, his son fell, hurt himself and screamed: “AAAhhhhhhhhhhh!!!” To his surprise, he heard the voice repeating, somewhere in the mountain: “AAAhhhhhhhhhhh!!! Curious, he yelled: “Who are you?” He received the answer: “Who are you?” Angered at the response, he screamed: “Coward!” He received the answer: “Coward!” He looked to his father and asked: “What’s going on?” The father smiled and says: “My son, pay attention.” And then he screamed to the mountain: “I admire you!” The voice answered: “I admire you!” Again the father screamed: “You are a champion!” The voice answered: “You are a champion!” The boy was surprised and confused. Then the father explained: “People call this ECHO, but really this is LIFE. “It gives you back everything you say or do.Our life is simply a reflection of our actions.If you want more love in the world, create more love in your heart. If you want more competence in your team, improve your competence. Th

By Strive Masiyiwa Remember what I've written before about the importance of having the right mindset? Always looking for the game changer... that's a mindset, too! When we were planning to set up Kwesé TV, I asked an expert what he thought would be one of our biggest challenges. "Getting licenses to operate in all these countries," he said. "Maybe we have to go to court again?" "No, we're not going to court on this one. No need," I said emphatically. "We will operate where we have licenses and use the YouTube solution elsewhere." "YouTube solution?" he asked. "Does YouTube need a license for their TV services on the Internet?" "No." "So you mean if we offered the service, through an App, we won't need a license?" This sounded interesting. "Well, if it's like YouTube, the only way they can stop us is to shut down the whole Internet." "I see. Can we develop an App like Wh

A rat swallowed a diamond and the owner of the diamond contracted a man to kill the rat. When the man arrived to kill the rat they were more than a thousand rats bunched up and one sitting by itself away from the pack. He killed the one by itself and that was the exact one that had swallowed the diamond. The amazed owner of the diamond asked: How did you know it was that rat? He responded: Very easy.... When Africans get rich they don't mix!!!  

Recent public outbursts, personal attacks and raw anger have come to characterise President Uhuru Kenyatta’s style. Last week he called a governor a “foolish devil” and told striking doctors he would “sort them out.” Not without provocation, Uhuru has called opposition leader Raila Odinga a “madman” and a “witch doctor”. Generally easygoing and affable, the 55-year-old head of state appears to be losing his cool, lambasting and ridiculing rivals and critics. Is this a deliberate get-tough strategy, or are these the spontaneous outbursts of a public figure under stress? With the general election five months away, Uhuru is under pressure to end a 97-day-long doctors’ strike, a 52-day-long lecturers’ strike, months of death and destruction by marauding herders and bandits - and to mitigate a devastating drought and famine. And the electoral numbers aren’t as solid as in 2013. Uhuru’s critics are naturally pleased at his excesses, but even some supporters are concerned about the intemperat

By Strive Masiyiwa What do you do that is different? __Always look for the "game changer" (Part 1). There is a story told in the legend of modern business about a young man who liked reading books. He would order books by mail order, but being a very avid reader he found that it took too long for the books to arrive. So what did he do? He sat down and designed a new way to get books delivered in the shortest time possible. His process for ordering and delivering books has turned him into one of the richest people in the world. That young man is Jeff Bezos of Amazon, and he's now worth over $50bn. Sometimes the "game changer" comes from the way you deliver your service to the customer! As an entrepreneur, one of the keys to your success is your continuous search for something that sets you apart, even if you're in the same business as others. Some of the things that you do don't have to be technological or highly sophisticated -- just different! And sma

By Anwar Sadat President Uhuru Kenyatta has been speaking a lot of kikuyu lately, whenever he visits Central kenya. After realizing that there is nothing remotely similar or comparable between his life of opulence, or his privileged upbringing & experience and the mostly poor kikuyu masses he sees while campaigning, he is forced to pretend being their comrade by speaking in their dialect. The man has been President for close to five years (remember even durining nusu Mkate he had more powers than Kibaki himself), in charge of a trillion shillings Kenyan economy; his party controls both houses; but has not implemented any policy to provide employment opportunity for the youths. Mr. President, the hundred thousands of youths thronging your rallies from Monday to Sunday don’t do so because they love you, it’s because they don’t have jobs. They come to hear you, hopping that you will tell them of your plans to create jobs, lower their taxes and fees preventing them from starting small

  Since the invention of world wide web, and the coining of the term ‘internet of things’, the rate of growth in this field has grown and accelerated remarkably; touching on basically every facet of life. This article by Jumia Travel team examines different innovations that have bolstered great convenience and efficiency in the meetings and conferences frontier. Big data for connection and retention Just like we champion for customer-centric products, every event organizer should be keen in developing attendee-centric conferences and meetings of any kind. Previous interaction, surveys, and real time feeds will help organizers predetermine crowdflow control measures, food servings and menu, programming and schedules as well as networking processes and group interaction. Live stream Virtual meetings, webinars, and webcasts have become the norm. The primary basics for livestream is quality; ensure that camera picture quality, lighting, transitions, and bandwidth requirements are all

AMERICAN POST: Hello, my name is Sandra Stone, I am from New York, I love my husband so much and I can do Anything to please him...But recently I am falling for his cousin, what should I do? COMMENTS: James Silva :I think u need to talk to your husband because marriage is all about communication. Sarah water : Oh my dear, sorry abt that.. Have been in your shoes before, I had to wake up and face the fact that I am married. Michael paper : well just remove your mind from him and make your husband do the things you like in his cousin.. KENYAN POST: My name is Sheila Wairimu , I stay in Duberi, married with a kid, I think I am falling for my husband's cousin! What should I do? KENYAN COMMENTS: Mutiso Mbiti: the type of thunder that will strike you is still doing pushups saitan! shiko joy:You are a disgrace to womanhood..shame on u. Alice Kipchumba: i lost ten pounds in the last few weeks, click the link below http.//mobile shades, com Baraka salim:If u want to fall for me too, call my

By Gilbert Kenya In the world of REALPOLITIK our politicians can only be rivalled by the most seasoned harlots of Nairobi’s proverbial K- Street (I hear they’ve all since moved online and to the darker streets of leafy suburbs like Kilimani and Westlands). However, some twilight girls come across as smarter than the politicians. The striking resemblance between our politicians and most twilight girls is their ability to change allegiance faster than lightning and instantly getting intimate with their new catch, while reserving all the filthy names for their previous clients/parties. If you ask, they will tell you: “This is the nature of the game!” Nevertheless, smart twilight girls know that mentioning the client they were in bed with, the previous night – whether in good or bad light – is an instant put-off to the current client. Hence, for the sake of world peace, such mentions are a NO-NO. Their rule of thumb is: stick to the business of the day and avoid any topic on former clients

By Dr.Paul Bundi Karau I promised, as a continuation to the Pomodoro Technique, to address the issue of burnout. Today’s student and professional is constantly exhausted and dazed by hours of work, buzzing phones, social media and ever-increasing demands. There’s less and less time to reflect, take a deep breath and prioritize. Life moves at a frenetic pace, and we feel the nagging to move with it. Energy and time are not limitless. They need to be maximized. We must be careful how we handle our bodies. They need rest to replenish lost stores, remove toxins and establish new neuronal connections. Says Chris Winfield, a renowned blogger: To sustain your work for long, it’s important to understand how things like energy level and attitude affect your work output. Having a positive outlook will boost your motivation. Any student or working class individual hoping to make maximum use of available time, with proper motivation and positive attitude ought to take a daily energy inventory. T

By Dr.Paul Bundi Karau One of the daily challenges we all face is; we have loads of work to do, but little time and depleting energy levels. At Alliance Girls High School, the recurring question from form four students was; I want to accomplish a lot, but there is very little time remaining. How can I do that? How can I maintain focus? Distractions, says Chris Winfield, inhibit your ability to totally immerse yourself in a subject, and in a state of flow. The Pomodoro Technique helps you focus and better utilize your mind. It is built upon four basic principles. 1. Work with time, not against it: We spend our precious lives racing against deadlines, at a frenetic pace. This breeds fatigue and aversion for what we do. Using this technique, you work with the available time, not against it. 2. Eliminate burnout: Short power breaks ensure that you replenish energy levels quickly and go back to work. This aspect of Pomodoro Technique ensures you also take a ‘deep breath’, which is known t