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What are your thought on the Current Debt situation in Kenya?
Alvin Gikonyo
We should probably start learning Chinese or just leave the country before it gets worse than where we're at now!
Why are highschool students burning down schools? Is it a family values issue? What is the solution?
Alvin Gikonyo
Poor parenting...plus relaxed rules and regulations by schools lead to the burning of schools. I remember when I was in high school we used to be caned so badly that when you would hear of the slightest rumor of a student unrest you'd distance yourself from it ASAP to avoid the punishment that cameRead more
Who is your favourite Kenyan actor (male & female), musician (solo), band, DJ and Journalist?
Alvin Gikonyo
I'm not big on Kenyan movies since they seem to have the same actors, actresses...but when it comes to music; I am spoilt for choices...mostly I get my music from SoundCloud and the musicians I've come to like from SoundCloud are as follows for male musicians; Steph Kapela, Blinky Bill, H.K. GachagoRead more
Is it possible to believe in God without believing in religion?
Alvin Gikonyo
Yes. I personally I do believe in God though I neither conform to Christianity, Islam or any other religion for that matter. It's a matter of believing in a supreme being!
Should we cut (dependancy) links with foreigners & develop Kenya with our own resources?
Alvin Gikonyo
I'm not sure we're there just yet. If the funds we get from the international community still gets embezzled what will happen to locally available funds and resources? Maybe in the future but not the near future!
Do you think Kenyans can vote for a woman president in the next 20 years?
Alvin Gikonyo
Yes I do. With the current events in the world whereby women are given more political chances there's a huge possibility that not even in the next 20 years but 10 years that we might have the first female president in Kenya.