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African music is more of a tool to drive development in the form of tourism, trade and others. How viable is this assertion?
Based on education and human skills development: What will take to enhance in preparing the Africa youth-full population in the Digital economy and future work online?
Africa has the fastest-growing and most youthful population in the world. Over 40% are under the age of 15 and 20% are between the ages of 15 and 24…
That’s all you need to know. Wake up and smell the perfume.
In the face of diminishing prospects we still vote people into office who in more ways than one make us realize how daft we were for choosing them. Our presidents are currently licking the boots of imperialist ‘superpowers’ to build basic ...Read more
Change won’t come with the things we are focussing on line age or gender; it will come from an individual who can rise above all that and put delivery first. We have had youth and women mess up to Leadership should now focus on results and not status or acquired privileges.
With the Millenials’ urge for quick money, and the recent killings of Sharon and Monica (God rest their souls); what could be the solution for campus girls surviving in these tough economic times?
I say people should live within their means. Of all Your parent can afford is pay your fees and get survival basics, be satisfied . If you want more, be creative. Earn a living. Get an after school job. Create art and sell if there is the market for it. Don’t put yourself in a situation that can be manipulated. Be sober, be watchful, mind those you trust and stick to your lane.
From the current state of the nation it is obvious that things are not going as everyone had anticipated. it could be from the choices our leaders made or our own. so if we are the reason will we change?
We never seem to learn, perhaps we should get a good dictator who will focus on the nation building agenda without listening to the mafia and cartels.
I ponder this question a lot … what constitutes ‘work’? I ask this because half the time it seems to me that those who work the least (or not at all) seem to be the financially wealthiest in society ...Read more
I thought of how much cheaper goods would be if Africa opened up our borders for trade in Africa. This was after a news report on how Trade in the EU was boosted by the unity of different countries. ...Read more
For what I know, west Africa countries came up with a plan to to use one currency which is called ECO. But as we talking now, is almost 10yrs now we don’t know what’s going on. The western is controlling our system.
I ask myself this question quite often – Has President Uhuru Kenyatta been a good president during his stint (which has 3+ years left) or not? Tribe aside, political party affiliation aside, personal proclivities of ‘what a leader should be’ aside. ...Read more
The presidential positions in Africa should all be canceled. We have misused that office and the responsibility that comes along with it.
There’s is not a single president in Africa who has made any substantial impact in their respective country in comparison to the power they have.
Have they built a road or two? Yes. Have they created a job or two? Of course. Have they significantly changed the living standards of the people on the grassroots who don’t even know their rights? Hell to the no!
Why should the prices of sugar go high yet we grow more than enough sugar cane in Kenya?
Also, stake holders know that we are addicted to its sweetness and we will strive to taste it at whatever cost.
Do you ever buy or pay for Kenyan art? If so, how often?
No one buys Art anymoe.
Music: youtube
Films: Place ya movie ya 30/=
Art: Graffiti mtaani
Faiza Hassan
I have family in the coast of Kenya and Music is a key part of everyday life. From religion to community gatherings. I remember as a child, learning many things and even new words through music.