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The inner Me
I have taken time to study the inner me and though I have learnt a lot and discovered more on who is the inner me, I still feel I need more time to know my inner me. Have you ever felt the same or you understand your inner you perfectly well?
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Hi, do you have a dream of visit Africa and especially Kenya? Would you like to learn simple words in Kiswahili for easier communication? I am here for you. I will take you through common simple kiswahili conversation and before you know it, you will be a fluent kiswahili speaker. Let’s connect through email. Will be happy to meet you in class.
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DIGITAL MARKETING
Hi, thanks for visiting this post.
Of late, a lot of businesses are shifting to digital marketing. The world through technology has become a small village where everyone can access what they like or need with ease.
Platforms like facebook and tiktok have really boosted the digital marketing. It is high time to take advantage of the digital marketing and let everyone know what we are doing to make ends meet.
What’s your take on Digital Marketing? Do you think people are using the opportunity to the fullest?
I would love to hear you opinion. Kindly leave a comment.
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Daily writing prompt
If you had a million dollars to give away, who would you give it to?
I would do a community project in my village, such as electrification, water piping, renovation of schools and sponsoring education for needy learners.
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What’s something you would attempt if you were guaranteed not to fail.
To start a community service organization
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To have five kids at the age of 35. It was never to be!
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My favorite artist?
I have none. Could I be normal?
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Sunday vibes
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My hobby
Experiencing self company
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Madaraka Day 2024
As Kenyans celebrate the Madaraka Day today, are they fully liberated from colonial links?
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Best athlete in the world
#Eliud Kipchoge from kenya. Very talented and humble man
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To me I don’t fear sharing what I have done because it can be a wake-up call to another person. I have seen and heard many people telling me…wow that’s nice , I have learnt a lesson too…others say…please allow us to join you when you go for the visits too…and many more….so it depends on how you take it…..not necessary bragging….and this is one of the many act of kindness I have done… I visited seven households back at my village and shared the happiness and goodies of Christmas with them. I felt so good to visit the old and the sick. It was full of satisfaction in my heart. What a day it was!
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Most of our youth are running to the crypto world. Is it worth it? What advice can you give to the young ones?
The latest being the world coin which many have scanned their eyes for verification.
I would like to hear your opinion on this one. Kindly leave a comment.
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It is the nature of human to appreciate success when it knocks. Though somebody said...opportunity strikes only once…..it is everyone’s desire to enjoy it now and then, but mostly, it isn’t just a walk in the park. I loved a statement from one of the blogs I read recently that stated...if it was easy, everybody would be in it…this challenged me if not to inspire. Now I know that having tried is already an achievement. What you need is persistence as per this 10 Ways.. and also see this video on how to reach to your destiny
Is it true that money earned through hard ways is ‘sweeter’ than what you never struggled for?… I am not sure on this… Sometimes life is a bit unfair. One may work so hard yet success is negligible. However, that should not discourage one to move on. You never know what tomorrow has in store. So, keep moving as long as you don’t stop. Sometimes the speed doesn’t matter. If the snail managed to get into Noah’s Ark, play it cool, your destiny is definite, but you must keep it to the truck. As you can see here on Ways to success
What do I mean? Give yourself time to achieve what you want. If it is business or education, just go for it. There are some hurdles on the way, but they may be more of success than destruction. No matter how hard you try to jump over them, some need to be stepped on or knocked down to give you the way. Be patient…Rome was not built in a day…and a journey of hundred miles starts with a step. Keep going girl!..and that’s me!
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6th: The Bible Verse
“Keep on loving one another as christians. Remember to welcome strangers in your homes. There were some who did that and welcomed angels without knowing it.
Remember those who are in prison, as though you are in prison with them. Remember those who are suffering, as though you are suffering as they are.” Hebrews 13: 1-3
“…..May God of peace provide you with every good thing you need in order to do his will…..Amen
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Festive Season
As we start this festive season, what’s your plan? Do you plan to visit places? Share your favorite places you wish to visit with me….
In the meantime, celebrations have started here
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“Keep on loving one another as christians. Remember to welcome strangers in your homes. There were some who did that and welcomed angels without knowing it.
Remember those who are in prison, as though you are in prison with them. Remember those who are suffering, as though you are suffering as they are.” Hebrews 13: 1-3
“…..May God of peace provide you with every good thing you need in order to do his will…..Amen
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Quote of the day
Sometimes Peace is important than being Right.
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The top position was taken by Mumo Faith attaining 433 marks out of 500 total marks.
Education Cabinet Secretary Professor George Magoha has released the results of the Kenya Certificate of Primary School Education (KCPE).
The release of the results at Mitihani House, Nairobi comes only 21 days after 1,179,192 candidates in 28,460 schools sat for the national examinations. 199, 639 professionals were contracted for the exercise.
The marking of multiple choice papers was concluded in early April.
Term one of 2021 is scheduled to begin on July 26, 2021, after nearly a year of a disrupted school calendar due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Allaying fears that the current high Covid-19 infection rate in the country could prolong the reopening of schools, Prof Magoha, on April 12, assured Kenyans that there were no plans to further interfere with the school calendar.
“Avoid dancing with death. We are in the fourth week of the national examinations, almost concluding the process. Continue observing the Ministry of Health (MOH) guidelines in your institutions and avoid exposing yourselves,” said Prof Magoha.
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Hello good people, it’s my hope that you are well. For those who celebrate Easter, I guess you had all the fun! For those who don’t, I am sure you participated in other constructive activities.
And now as we come to the end of our Easter Holiday, I have some good news! Spend some of your free time to visit the following posts. You will love it!.. Enjoy!!
And finally visit my gallery
Happy to see you visit and stay!
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Today we mark the end of our Easter Holiday. For those who had travelled, remember to come back. Tomorrow is a working day. For those who were under lockdown, I hope you enjoyed your indoor Easter. It is good sometimes to do things differently.
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Initially, the vaccine against Covid-19 was to be given to people who were much exposed to the virus. These were all who worked as health workers and teachers above 50 years of age.
Right now, almost everybody is going for it. Teachers who have not reached 50 can’t wait any longer. They feel that they also need the vaccine. Some teachers and doctors have died of the virus and so people don’t want to take chances.
The old who were not among the categories mentioned for first priority have also raised their concern. The government has agreed to include them in the list for the first phase of vaccination.
This has made the queues unbearable. In some Covid-19 vaccination centres experiencing shortage of vaccine.
This comes after the President Uhuru Kenyatta led the country in getting the vaccine with his cabinet secretaries.
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It is said that colour blindness is mostly found in male than female, but have you ever thought that you can rectify this problem. Yes! You can enjoy seeing the colours once again.
What you need is glasses. Not reading glasses, not sunshade glasses but glasses which improves on recognition of colours. Glasses for colour blind!
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As we remember the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, it’s high time to thank God for keeping us safe and maintaining our good health during this time of pandemic.
Some have lost their loved ones to coronavirus. Others have been drained out of their resources due to high cost of treatment. May God remember all those infected and affected. May He comfort them and strengthen their faith in Him.
Let’s not forget that God knew us before we were formed in our mother’s womb. He promises never to leave us alone. He was with the children of Israel when they reached the red sea. Could they have imagined that the water would give the way? But God did it….and there was a way through!
They reached the wilderness where there was no sign of water to quench their thirst…God provided away out!
Those who were dead and people had lost hope…He made them live again! And the sick…..He restored their health!
He gave hope to the hopeless. No matter what we are going through, God will make a way… it may be dark in the night, but the morning is coming and the sun will shine once again!
Just hold on!
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National Examination in kenya has always been taken as a serious exercise. Candidates started their KCSE. Some teenage girls have so far given birth in different counties during the exercise.
There is this one who got caught up in labour in the exam room. She was rushed to hospital. The girls are still doing their exams as long as one is capable.
For those who are have more complications, the government has assured them that they will still be given the examinations the moment they are fine.
From this, we can guess what the long holiday that was brought about by the pandemic caused. This births are outcome of the long holiday experienced.
The government in conjunction with the Ministry of Education has made sure that all this girls are seating for their examinations. The hospitals where these girls are admitted have isolated a room for the purpose of examinations.
During the long holiday, counties recorded high number of girls who got pregnant. See this. Let’s protect our teenage girls from early pregnancy. See how.
This comes after the government has announced high number of teenagers who have been infected with HIV during the school holidays.
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Mobile network operator Safaricom has launched a 5G network in Kenya, making it the second country in Africa to roll out the technology. The company has started the rollout in four towns, and expects to expand it to nine over the next year.
Safaricom CEO Peter Ndegwa described last week launch as “a major milestone for the country.” The telco is implementing the project using technology from the Finnish company Nokia and the Chinese company Huawei
MTN and Vodacom launched 5G in South Africa last year. Telecommunications companies in five other African countries—Gabon, Lesotho, Nigeria, Uganda, Egypt and Morocco—are conducting internal trials for 5G, meaning it’s not yet available for public use.
While the new development makes Kenyans early adopters of 5G in Africa, questions remain over investor and market readiness for mass use of the technology across the continent. As a result, widespread adoption of 5G in the region, while a promising prospect, may be far-off.
Fifth generation standard
5G is the fifth generation technology standard for broadband cellular networks. It can also support up to 1 million connected devices per square kilometer, compared to up to 100,000 for 4G.
Safaricom’s introduction of the technology in Kenya is “an important step in Africa’s 5G journey,” says Kenechi Okeleke, the lead author of a 2019 report on 5G in sub-Saharan Africa by GSMA, an organization representing mobile network operators worldwide . “This move will draw a lot of attention to the potential of 5G in the region and the benefits it can bring to society,” he tells Quartz.
The initial focus will be on how 5G will enhance broadband connectivity for Safaricom, says Okeleke, director at GSMA’s research arm, GSMA Intelligence. However, he adds, given the company’s track record in tech innovation, many observers will be on the lookout for potential new use cases that Safaricom could develop for Africa’s unique challenges and customer needs.
Fiber optic-like connectivity
5G’s faster speeds bring fiber optic-like connectivity to homes—a broadband connection that can reach speeds of up to 940 megabits per second. This would be a game changer for African businesses and schools that do not have access to fiber-optic internet, especially in a post-Covid-19 world where activities including work, learning, and entertainment are increasingly happening online, Okeleke says.
The technology could enable new and existing technologies such as artificial intelligence and the internet of things—the interconnection via the internet of computing devices embedded in everyday objects—to have a transformative impact on business processes, helping drive productivity and efficiency, Okeleke says. This has the potential to spark innovative solutions, particularly in extractive sectors such as mining and oil and gas, he adds, and help financial services and logistics sectors in the continent.
Low penetration
Currently, only 3% of the world’s mobile phone connections are on 5G (Asia is in the lead, with 5% of mobile connections on 5G). But GSMA Intelligence estimates that by 2025, 5G will likely to cover a third of the world’s population.
It will take some time for Africa to catch up. Currently, around 51% of Africa’s mobile phone connections are on 3G, and GSMA Intelligence believes that it will remain dominant, with 5G connections making up only 3% of total mobile connections in Africa by 2025. South Africa’s 5G connections account for less than 1% currently.
Investor and market and readiness
Despite the expected growth and excitement over the potential of 5G in Africa, there are concerns about investor and market readiness for the technology. The investment outlay for 5G is very high for mobile phone networks, Okeleke says. Phones that can connect to 5G are also very expensive for consumers.
Uptake of 5G may also be slow, since 4G is enough to meet people’s data needs for day-to-day use. AI and VR, the strongest use cases for 5G because of the speed and lower latency it offer, aren’t yet common on the continent.
Still, Okeleke expects the need for 5G will grow quickly. “As these things become more commonplace in the region, then we are likely to see that stronger demand for 5G services in a way that saw that strong demand for 2G services in the early 2000s,” Okeleke says. “And it is that demand for 5G services that will improve the economics of investments into 5G networks.”
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