change is in the air; Kenya going digital.

[i_dont_care]

haya i see the citizen news highlights that measles is back. children at are risk. see how such mundane issues still plague us? forgive me for pushing for and seeking solutions to such problems still within the box.

[yangu]

Originally Posted by i_dont_care

listen, i am not saying digital stuff is bad. i happen to listen to digital radio myself. remember worldspace? i still have mine and i still listen to the channels. but that is just me. we still have so much to do than having government invest money in kbc to go digital. tell me how many idps could ksh 100million that was given kbc to go digital resettle? is it 100m or what? i cant remember clearly. why cant we solve a few issues at hand with the little money we have before we floss about? seeking superior veiwing experience?

maybe its just me.

The IDP's could also benefit from some of the money the prime minister is wasting in the USA as expenses.

[i_dont_care]

Originally Posted by yangu

The IDP's could also benefit from some of the money the prime minister is wasting in the USA as expenses.

yes. the way we spend money leaves alot to be desired. if my leader does wrong i should be brave enough to disagree. from fancy vehicles to whatever, we still have alot to do here. sometimes its normal to get carried away defending your leader when people hate him for no good reason. but when you get stuck in traffic for 2 hours and go back home to water distress you loose patience with all leaders. kunjeni your long sleeved shirts and trousers, figuratively of course, there is work to be done. there might not be time to watch television.

[baharia mzenge]

Even the west is impressed by the developments taking place in the IT/digital field. Look at what the BBC reporter is saying about the landing of the cable at Mombasa:

''Coming to Africa to report on the new broadband cable
was always going to be a challenge to our own
technology......A broadcasting exercise that we had found
tricky in locations from the west coast of Scotland to the
west coast of the USA proved reasonably simple in Kenya. So
why am I telling you all this in a blog post about Africa?
Because it illustrates the very point we were trying to
illuminate by coming to here, that new technology could now
link this region up to the rest of the world, with profound
effects on its economy and society.''

BBC - dot.life: Live from Mombasa

[i_dont_care]

see how before even coming he had concluded that "....coming to africa........was always going to be a challenge to our own technology....."

we are always inferior to them. they have their own preconceived ideas about us. we dont have to copy them in some or all things just for the sake of keeping up with the jones's. wakwende huko. i certainly dont need all their technology to live comfortably.

btw,that is internet.

[i_dont_care]

but i need my worldspace radio it saves me when i go ocha, my current television to watch the news, my phone to keep in touch and my computer to log onto mashada! these four, i need!

[Governor Palin]

Yangu, I prefer u when you were Pirates of Mogadishu.

[yangu]

Originally Posted by Governor Palin

Yangu, I prefer u when you were Pirates of Mogadishu.

He he hePirate are pirates wether in Mogadishu or anywhere.

[yangu]

Originally Posted by i_dont_care

see how before even coming he had concluded that "....coming to africa........was always going to be a challenge to our own technology....."

we are always inferior to them. they have their own preconceived ideas about us. we dont have to copy them in some or all things just for the sake of keeping up with the jones's. wakwende huko. i certainly dont need all their technology to live comfortably.

btw,that is internet.

I'm trying to get your point in all this...hai apana.

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