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  • Indonesia to Punish “Rude” and “Anonymous” Twitter Users

    Submitted by robertalai on Tue, 07/02/2012 - 14:38
    The world’s most populous Muslim country has decided to take Twitter’s decision to censor tweets on a country by country basis. The government of Indonesia is studying the country’s citizens behaviour on Twitter with the intention of punishing those who go out of their way to annoy others online.  the government of Indonesia, however, such measures may not be enough.

  • Part 4: Selecting Your Wedding Colors

    Submitted by myharusi on Fri, 08/02/2013 - 07:00
    We have already looked at a variety of wedding colors in part 1, part 2 and part 3 of this series.  These are the few remaining colors that we would like to discuss that you can use in your wedding to get the feel that you want.

  • Q&A Monday : @Intelligensia

    Submitted by Wamathai on Mon, 25/04/2011 - 08:30
    Nikolas is one of the more interesting people on Twitter, he describes himself mostly with a white piece of chalk, on the floor.  He recently acquired an extra “l” in his twitter handle, silencing the grammar nazi’s forever!  Sometimes he describes himself on  http://www.theintelligensia.com

  • My new job at the shop [part 1]

    Submitted by lilwaim on Wed, 26/10/2011 - 22:52

  • Machester City's Richards Quits Twitter After Racial Abuse.

    Submitted by nationalpolitico on Sat, 11/02/2012 - 14:37
    Manchester city's defender Micah Richards has quit Twitter after racial abuses. Sources close to the 23 year old say that he enjoyed interacting with Man City fans but has decided to permanently close his Twitter account following consistent abuses from a number of his 'fans', targeting his skin colour. The abuses have significantly risen in recent months.Police are investigating Richards' case.

  • Legion, because there are many of us

    Submitted by iz_ben on Sat, 26/03/2011 - 00:25
    He is that geek, quiet in the corner minding his own
    Looks on, never a word just a friendly smile
    Or a sputter of awkwardness in an attempt at conversation He is that guy, adrenalin his fuel
    His world a blur of adventure,
    Violence his second nature
    The smell of blood, a spur to his flank for more The life of the party, that other one
    Girls are his ambition, with alcohol no inhibitions
    And herb as the cherry on top
    Seeking the next big rush To hold them all at the core
    Lies the keeper to them all, and master to none

  • Fake Phones- Expect Chaos on the 30th of September

    Submitted by kachwanya on Sat, 22/09/2012 - 10:04
    The day of switching off the fake phones is fast approaching and comes 30th of September according to CCK all 4 million phones will be off.  I know we all agree that Fake phones are bad but whose fault it is that they are in the country and being sold openly on Nairobi streets and other places?

  • How to Pick a Beach Wedding Venue

    Submitted by myharusi on Wed, 10/10/2012 - 12:30
    The wedding day should be as memorable as possible and one way to make this happen is the choice of a suitable venue. Most couples like to have their big day at the beach especially when the weather is favourable. A beach wedding is probably as popular as garden weddings as opposed to marriage ceremonies in an enclosed space. This venue is spectacular with an air of celebration provided by nature. It also has the effect of one throwing caution to the wind and letting their hair down literally. This is probably due to the soft sand underfoot and the cool wind blowing.

  • Happy New Year!

    Submitted by S.Wangene on Mon, 02/01/2012 - 13:24
    ‘The new year is set before us like an unwritten volume - all its pages blank. Let us write upon each day's page things that at the end of the year we will look upon with rejoicing rather than regret.’
    courtesy of google images

  • Guide to Dar es Salaam

    Submitted by bankelele on Mon, 14/11/2011 - 23:09
    A guest post by Josiah Mugambi - @JMugambi to a neighbouring coastal city with good manners and good food, proper Swahili and while Ujamaa is strong, so is government corruption as in Kenya Getting there: Transport options from Nairobi include road (driving a car or taking a bus for the over 900KM journey) and air with Kenya Airways / Precision Air which is a 1:15 duration. There are at least two flights each way daily, with a return ticket going for about 410$.