The Ministry of Energy's Wananchi Gas Project hopes to upscale penetration of LPG from the current 10 percent to 70 percent within the next three years. This remains an ambitious project and where possible stakeholders within the energy sector should work towards its actualization. However, the project will face a myriad of challenges that most… Continue reading The Wananchi Gas Project and Alternatives for Payment
Cooking Solutions in Kenya: Present Data and a Possible Future
Many Kenyans still lack access to clean cooking solutions with a majority living in rural areas a demographic that accounts for 93.2 percent of those who depend on solid fuel sources as their primary solution to cooking. I always look at the measures being implemented by providers of solar energy in rural areas as an… Continue reading Cooking Solutions in Kenya: Present Data and a Possible Future
Clean Energy: The Dynamics for Effective Transition
The other day, I discussed how much of a challenge in itself the clean energy buzz can portend to the planet if it's not properly managed. There are key pointers to why we need to look into the backstage of sustainability and be wary of making the steps and genius of such a measure a… Continue reading Clean Energy: The Dynamics for Effective Transition
We need clean energy, but we have to be smart
Clean energy is a current buzz word and rightly so, we shouldn't stop till we have fully transitioned to renewables. I know what you're thinking, if I am advocating for clean energy, why am I being not all positive about it in my opening statement? I am pro-renewables. This article isn't about fossil fuels. It's… Continue reading We need clean energy, but we have to be smart
you wait, unbeknownst to you with pain and comfort lingers in the knowledge of death others; the ones who wait with comfort they encourage but still with the care, they know, soon, life chokes out of you and they're left to ponder on why it had to be you, young and chocked.
Walking as a form of therapy.
Everyone has had depression being mentioned, nobody or very few truly understand what it truly is. Unless you have been afflicted, there is no telling how you’ll handle it. I think depression makes one a fly inside a bottle that is itching to be free. We know how this might end; the fly can either… Continue reading Walking as a form of therapy.
War is Money:Thoughts on John Allan Namu’s The Profiteers.
Why do the South Sudan elites need war? Why are they continually propping a venture that only leaves death, destitution and suffering in its wake? I am opposed to war. It is a waste of lives and by extension resources. The answers are in their bank accounts. During war, money flows. If peace were to… Continue reading War is Money:Thoughts on John Allan Namu’s The Profiteers.
breaking to dance
In light of MP Robert Kyagulanyi's, popularly known as Bobi Wine, arrest and treason charges by the government of Yoweri Museveni of Uganda, it's important to channel our efforts towards the his freedom and the ultimate liberation of the people of Uganda.Language plays such an integral role in this struggle. I once wrote a poem… Continue reading breaking to dance
tears, bottles and words
Death cannot find me the real physical death- of the noose, of the razor cut on the wrist of the poison in the juice I have tears, the bubbles can be enough shield even if the sheets are wetted and the eyes become somber I know alcohol, vodka wins for me always. Enough… Continue reading tears, bottles and words
Game of Thrones and why Jon Snow is coming back!
As it is, to all who’ve managed to watch Game of Thrones season six premiere episode, The Red Woman, it is packaged with an avalanche of how exactly the series will wind up. This is with the hindsight that there are probably two more seasons on the trot. Another interesting thing about season six is… Continue reading Game of Thrones and why Jon Snow is coming back!
