LET'S TALK IT OUT

I discern you are asking BUT what? I have many buts all you need to do is to pay attention to this with your eyes. Our tumbled protagonist, until today, I didn’t know you are called Gerald. Gerald, is indeed from a Germanic name meaning "rule of the spear". Indeed, your name almost equates to your political traits but to me, you were not yet there. If you lived longer, probably we would equate your name to the ‘rule of spear’ which only the late political icon Nelson Mandela deserves. Bado Mapambano….Mapambano …..we enjoyed the music BUT the music has ceased. Stopped incessantly unless you believe in the existence of heaven, that’s where probably the Mapambano lyrics will resume. BUT I doubt it will. Is there melodic singing and dancing in hell? I don’t know because I don’t contemplate hell subsists, if it subsists may be in your home area. Forget the hell and heaven thing. Hell was here in Kenya. It’s very eccentric that after every Kenyan general el...

MERU CITY: THE VERY NOISY TOWN IN KENYA...AAAAGGGRRRHHH!!!! Pipiiiiiii………….Pipiiiiiiii……………Piiiiiiii……………..that’s the noise that welcome you once you arrive in Meru City. It’s neither the noise of the traditional dancers nor the children playing by the road side. This is the noise of the cars; Marori ja mithanga, Taxis, Bikibiki, Kuora cia maiga, Mikokoteni Ya Miraa……..Nkengere cia Ndegwa cia Munya (that costed us 200 Million……….name them.  Anyway Meru, as people will call it, is the land of honey and milk. It’s the only town you will visit and have a mountain plateful of mukimo at only 100 Kenyan shillings yet the same half a plate in Nairobi costs approximately 300 Kenyan shillings at an average hotel. It’s in the same town where you will find men and women have become denser over the years as a result of the same food- they can’t think beyond their Nyiuru (nose). Kazi yao ni ya tripple K; Kula, Kulala na Kurandaranda. It’s in the same Meru City where you will fin...