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A survival guide for the second Moi regime, where echoes of history meet the rhythms of the present. Embrace the familiar, celebrate the innovative, and dance to the beat of your own drum. Whether you're huddling with cooperatives, tending to your crops, or becoming a beacon of knowledge, remember that the power to thrive is in your hands. Here's...

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15/03/2023

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07/03/2023

Welcome to your ultimate weekend getaway! Get ready for a fun-filled and exciting trip to Nanyuki with an itinerary packed with adventure, relaxation, and entertainment.

Day 1:

4:00 PM - Arrival in Nanyuki and head straight to our cozy Airbnb accommodation for refreshments and to freshen up. The standard accommodation comes with an English breakfast and costs only KES 1500 per person.

7:00 PM - Enjoy a delicious self-catered dinner or barbeque before heading out for some soft evening entertainment. Dance the night away and party till late before heading back to your accommodation for a good night's rest.

Day 2:

7:00 AM - Wake up early for a Nanyuki town hike to take in the scenic beauty of the area. Return for lunch and hang out with your friends or family, where you can play indoor games like Monopoly, Picture it, and Charades.

2:00 PM - (OPTIONAL) Take a refreshing swim at KES 500 per person and enjoy the afternoon sun. In the evening, head out for another town hike or walk, or visit the Mt. Kenya reserve via Sirimon gate at KES 400 per person or 'Ngare Ndar'e gate at KES 2000 per person. Alternatively, visit the Ol Pejeta Conservancy at KES 2500 per person.

10:00 PM - Return to your accommodation for a restful night's sleep.

Day 3:

7:00 AM - Enjoy an English breakfast before departing for Nairobi. Transportation options include a train ride on Tuesdays and Fridays at KES 200 one way, self-driving at KES 6000 for a five-seater car, or public buses or 'matatus' at KES 700 one way on a ten-seater mini-bus.

Take home unforgettable memories of your weekend trip to Nanyuki. With a perfect blend of adventure, relaxation, and entertainment, this is the ultimate escape from the hustle and bustle of city life.

Transportation options include, train at KES 200 one way travelling only on Tuesdays and Fridays to Nanyuki and leaving on Wednesdays and Sundays from Nanyuki. Self drive costs KES 6000 on average per 5 Seater car, public buses or 'matatus' costs KES 700 one way on a 10 seater mini bus.

Booking Dates March 10-12, 17-19, 24-26 and Easter 7-10th.

Booking involves reserving dates by depositing half to Kenyan Fashion Buy Goods 326736

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05/03/2023

Welcome to your ultimate weekend getaway! Get ready for a fun-filled and exciting trip to Nanyuki with an itinerary packed with adventure, relaxation, and entertainment.

Day 1:

4:00 PM - Arrival in Nanyuki and head straight to our cozy Airbnb accommodation for refreshments and to freshen up. The standard accommodation comes with an English breakfast and costs only KES 1500 per person.

7:00 PM - Enjoy a delicious self-catered dinner or barbeque before heading out for some soft evening entertainment. Dance the night away and party till late before heading back to your accommodation for a good night's rest.

Day 2:

7:00 AM - Wake up early for a Nanyuki town hike to take in the scenic beauty of the area. Return for lunch and hang out with your friends or family, where you can play indoor games like Monopoly, Picture it, and Charades.

2:00 PM - (OPTIONAL) Take a refreshing swim at KES 500 per person and enjoy the afternoon sun. In the evening, head out for another town hike or walk, or visit the Mt. Kenya reserve via Sirimon gate at KES 400 per person or 'Ngare Ndar'e gate at KES 2000 per person. Alternatively, visit the Ol Pejeta Conservancy at KES 2500 per person.

10:00 PM - Return to your accommodation for a restful night's sleep.

Day 3:

7:00 AM - Enjoy an English breakfast before departing for Nairobi. Transportation options include a train ride on Tuesdays and Fridays at KES 200 one way, self-driving at KES 6000 for a five-seater car, or public buses or 'matatus' at KES 700 one way on a ten-seater mini-bus.

Take home unforgettable memories of your weekend trip to Nanyuki. With a perfect blend of adventure, relaxation, and entertainment, this is the ultimate escape from the hustle and bustle of city life.

Transportation options include, train at KES 200 one way travelling only on Tuesdays and Fridays to Nanyuki and leaving on Wednesdays and Sundays from Nanyuki. Self drive costs KES 6000 on average per 5 Seater car, public buses or 'matatus' costs KES 700 one way on a 10 seater mini bus.

Booking Dates March 10-12, 17-19, 24-26 and Easter 7-10th.

Booking involves reserving dates by depositing half to Kenyan Fashion Buy Goods 326736

Join Our Trip Whatsapp Group Follow this link to join my WhatsApp group: https://chat.whatsapp.com/JLhJIiyYAojANbybxBVDw0

04/03/2023

The article discusses the importance of website development and maintenance for businesses, particularly in Kenya, and how to prioritize data processing and protect personal information in the digital age. I shares my experience of managing a website and the challenges I faced, such as data breaches and unauthorized hosting of content. They emphasize the need for businesses to invest in a properly designed website and take a conscious approach to data management to minimize risks to customers and stakeholders. The article also discusses the importance of complying with applicable data protection laws and regulations and establishing clear priorities for data processing activities to build trust with customers and stakeholders. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/cost-neglecting-your-website-lessons-from-kenyan-web-developer-roy , , , , , ,

The priority order and data processing addenda are established to ensure that personal data is processed in a fair, transparent, and lawful manner. After so many years of managing my own website data to the point where the website was generating revenue and the database started getting larger, its w

24/02/2023

Discover the inspiring story of Sophie Katampoi and her Omom Gift Shop, a community-driven business supporting local vendors, promoting sustainable fashion and environmental conservation, and empowering youth and women's leadership in Kenya. Explore unique, locally made products while supporting a good cause, and join the Kenyan fashion revolution today!

Sophie Katampoi is a true force to be reckoned with in the Kenyan fashion industry. With her own brand Omom Gift shop in Ngong town, she's been supporting local vendors and creatives for years, offering them the opportunity to sell their unique products in her shop.

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