November 30, 2007
Some things are strange indeed! I was just given this pin and a condom for the up-coming World Aids Day 2007…
…which instantly reminded me of last year’s WAD and when I was given a cap by the staff at MW&I in Kenya. Last year I blogged about this – and at the same day also [...]
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Swaped rooms last evening, from one house to the neighbouring, some 100m away. Note to myself: need to have even less stuff. Been living out of two bags for the last 1 1/2 years now. Tired of carrying stuff around. Internet access is limited @ my new place, lakini my boss brought me the following [...]
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November 28, 2007
…when companies like Nokia purchase the accessories for their mobile phones in low-wage countries:
The integration of a very very very low quality “Lithium Battery” (Made in Indonesia) into the AD-43 control unit of their flagship model N95 that dies just after 4-5 months in use. And mind you: I haven’t even used it in power-user-mode, [...]
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November 25, 2007
I’ve said it before: the moment, bandwidth becomes available at reasonable rates in Kenya, I – and I guess a lot of other KenyaTourists (KTs) – will resettle to Kenya. Ama?
“The entry of the cable is expected to cut bandwidth costs, currently standing between $6,500 (Sh435,500) and $7,500 (Sh502, 500) per megabyte to around $400 [...]
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November 24, 2007
A message to those who think they can misuse the blogosphere, internet forums and even someone’s mobile phone to spam the electorate with “the truth” about this and that political candidate:
*yawn*
Get a life.
(filed under: Kenya, elections, Kibaki, Raila)
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November 21, 2007
…UNICEF says on their legal page:
If you would like to link to UNICEF’s web site, we ask you to agree to the following, and contact us (choose subject ‘Permission to link’ in the dropdown menu) to let us know for our records. You may link to the homepage or to a deep content page.
Yeah, right. [...]
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November 19, 2007
…and I will update this entry once I’ve figured out what to write for my new side project:
http://saniblog.org – the world’s first blog on sanitation!
Karibuni! :-)
Update: Hello World! …seriously, there’s nothing much to add. I really hope to move any future content on sanitation on this external blog and will also try to attract other [...]
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