On 11th April 2020, I had my daughter, Lucca. Being a data nerd always craving to be informed by data, I decided to track her new life’s activities that included nursing, sleeping, diapers and growth (after doctor visits). A few years ago, a friend bought me the book ‘The Human Face of Big Data’ and […]
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The technology revolution in agriculture started with machinery that brought about increased production and the use of efficient methods of plowing farms, spraying, and harvesting. This was just the first phase of improving the different sectors of agr…
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Manufacturing stands tall as a key pillar in the Big Four development agenda by the National Government. Manufacturing is seen to be the key to unlocking the success of the other development goals, namely: Universal Healthcare, Affordable Housing, and …
Kenya’s Manufacturing Potential and the Big 4 Agenda. Read More »
Government Open Data — Changing the NarrativeThe 2010s were great years for the Open Data Movement. The conversations were intense, the activities around the idea even more. The government of Kenya launched its Open Data Initiative in 2011, making it t…
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Urbanization, Our Versions of Brain Drain — A Case for Devolution.According to Forbes, 55% of America’s billion-dollar companies have an immigrant founder/CEO. Yes, Tesla, Apple, Google, and Uber are on that list.Every year, students from all over the …
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A big part of the world is now embracing the innovativeness, enthusiasm, and contribution of the youth but why are some African presidents ruling for too long thus limiting youth potential? African presidents like President Mugabe of Zimbabwe have left…
How Long Should a President Last? Well, in Some African Countries, as Long as They Want. Read More »
There has been a lot of debate about women being underrepresented in the corporate world and in decision making. This is probably because of the traditional ideas about the roles of girls and women which restrict their contributions to Kenya. Ideas suc…
The Gender Wage Gap of the 21st Century. Read More »
It is difficult to imagine living without electricity in this current day and age. From charging our phones and laptops every now and then, to watching television, listening to the radio, baking cakes for home consumption and commercial purposes, healt…
Approximately 6 million Kenyans are connected to electricity Read More »
A report by Unicef says that almost half of the countries in Eastern and Southern Africa region (ESAR) have been affected by cholera outbreaks since the beginning of 2019. More than 8,258 cholera / AWD cases including 29 deaths have been reported in 10…
Kenya has the highest number of Cholera Cases in Rural Areas Read More »
