In the last few weeks Meta has highlighted Kenyan travel groups that encourage local travel through the #ReelAdventures campaign. Let’s Drift KE, Bundu Rovers and Baiskeli Adventures use Facebook and Instagram Reels to document and share their amazing travels…
Getting regular readers on your blog is always tough and there are a lot of things that stand in the way. Your content is the most important thing to get right because that’s what brings…
They say old is gold, and in the world of cars, we all marvel at the beauty and elgance of the vintage cars. Car enthusiasts or not, the 48th Edition of CBA Africa Concourse d’Elegance…
The Village Carpenter – He was and still is known for his punishing, bone crashing vice grip of a handshake, so hearty and genuine that it lasts longer than average. Woe unto you if you…
My father was quite the opposite of my gentle mum. Like many fathers of back in the day, he was a tough man. You did not ride on his back or call him Dadee. He…
My mum is a retired teacher and educationist at heart. She taught in the local school for so long that she was still around to teach her former students’ children. This way she has formed…
The village that brought me up. A follow up from an earlier article here. Muturi the village drunkard. There were many other drunkards in the village but Muturi stood out for me because he was…
I love the village. A lot. What’s not to love? Free organic food and fruit? Crisp fresh air? Varying shades of green as far as the eye can see? Spending evenings in the outside firewood…
I’ve been doing Christmas Stories for the last few days now and I’ve gotten to read lots and lots of people’s memories. It is clear that Christmas for many of us meant is about family…
Christmas is here and with it a whole lot of memories of Christmases past. For my family, Christmas was and is always at home in my mother’s house. There is nothing like fancy holidays or…