LIVE TO WRITE: A rotten state….

-
LIVE TO WRITE: A rotten state….: The country has been caught up by the pirates of the economy on stranger tides. Of late Kenya has been turned into a striking nation ...

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Kisa cha Suleiman bwana Hamisi-kwa wapenzi wa Kiswahili pekee.

-
    Suleiman kwa jinale jingine bwana Hamisi alipenda kuivisha roho yake kilembe kisichoingiliana nayo kwa kile nilichokiita unafiki na udoeaji .n’nini haya bwana Micah? Alikuwa apenda kuna sana! Aah! Bwana Micah s’oni ubaya wowote hata ncha. Lakushangaza ni kuwa   alikuwa akalia mbuzi iwe ni kwa mama Hamadi, kashehe, Fatuma na hata kwenu pengine na usishangae shoga! Shida ni kule kupandapanda mbuzi bwana bila maudhui yoyote bali kuivisha vyakula vya watu ovyo ovyo. Hivi sasa mi n’tamtahadharisha babangu akitoka wakti wowote ule, ahakikishe amemdunga Makhoha mishale ya maneno dhidi ya Suleiman. Ahahahahahahahahahahahahahah! Ni umbea tu! Na micah mango.
Read more

A DREAM TO CAPTURE.

-
Recall of moments when any family is extremely happy. To most families it’s always during Christmas and the first day of a year. Never put aside days when a baby is born because they are remarkable. 1987, 29 th 0f November was the day when joy was upon our family. It was the day I was born. To my family, they’ll always remember it more than other families do. My birth really brought a lot of light to them after several years of struggle to get a child. My mother and father have me as their only son and child. This really makes them care a lot for me since then in many ways. Having been the only kid of a father and a mother has brought a lot of experience to me. There are positive and negative gains. We were living at Changamwe in Mombasa. My parents were always busy throughout the week. They always left me with a house-help. My father, Mr. Paul Oduor Obwar was a businessman who rarely was seen in his home due to his extreme commitment to business. My mother, Mrs. Veronicah Aoko O...
Read more