a beginning

I am a kenyan citizen by birth and though not by choice, i am very glad that i was born into a kenyan family and further that i've had the opportunity to live in kenya for my twenty odd years of existence.

There's quite some excitement in my mind as i think about the greap leaps and bounds that Kenya is about to experience in the next few years. Its simply amazing the distance that technology will take us... the improvement of our health infrastructure... the empowerment of our society to embrace and take on the social challenges with vigour and determination to make the change.

An engaged society as advocated by the World Bank Institute coupled with an effective Government. This shall enhance our capacity to take on the challenge of emancipating our masses from the torture of their existence in our marginalised and impoverished corners of this country. Not only them, but those within our beautiful cities, hidden within the rusty corners of our slums. Emancipation... is that the right word really? None the less, freedom to enjoy a handsome quality of life.

This is coming.