Is Safaricom CEO Peter Ndegwa the problem?
Yesterday, Central Organisation of Trade Union (COTU) boss Francis Atwoli through a terse statement described the one-year-old in office Peter Ndegwa as a ‘insensitive and inhuman’ for initiating a restructure of the firm that will see the majority of the 6000 employees re-apply for their jobs. Mr Atwoli who has led COTU for longer has […]
Covid-19: Unlock Our Country Kenya
We are still trying to wrap our minds around the supreme arrogance with which our President, H.E Uhuru M. Kenyatta callously announced a fresh round of lockdowns, effectively neutering the 5 most critical counties of the Republic. Where the ordinary citizens of this country are concerned, the President has exhibited a peculiar dissociative disorder, unable […]
#LivesOverEconomy: How ironic?
The Jubilee Regime that has sunk Kenya into a banana republic where former slayqueens, lowlifes, drug dealers and murderers call the shots is telling Kenyans that Lives matter more than the economy. How do we separate the two? In my little understanding, we live in a world where money is as important as life itself, […]
Masculinity and femininity
The world in which women want us to live in, doesn’t exist. The current world is full of evil undercurrents, conmen, thieves and liars. In fact, most things are lies; everybody lies. But the world in which women want us to live in, is possible; tolerant and colorful due to the dual-use of the brain. […]
I’m Mad As Hell Speech From Network (1976)
I have already spoken about how strangely prophetic many of the finest speeches in Cinema now feel, most notably in my last post about Charlie Chaplin’s amazing monologue from the Great Dictator. However, you could not talk about unforgettable scenes and speeches in Cinema without mentioning the 1976 movie Network that still resonates today. Network […]