ADEREMI'S NOTEBOOK

Internet and Kenya Elections (0)

Since the announcement of the “flawed” elections results in Kenya, the country is now on the verge of becoming a police state. Apparently there has been a complete media blackout. White African has post about how the internet is making all difference in Kenya. Blogs, skype and forums (via sms) are now the only sources of news.

— Jonathan Clayton on Kenyan roads. Definitely time to fix the your roads when your country leaders start having road accidents frequently. CNN article back in 1999. #

Kenyan Blogs Webring (2)

Mental Acrobatics is back after some time off-blogging. He has also introduced the Kenyan blogs, a webring devoted to blogs witten by Kenyans or about Kenya. Take some time out to stop over at the site. He makes politics interesting and a good read.

p.s Nigerian Weblogs Ring is also up and running, it is maintained by Timbaland.

A Kenyan Post (0)

I always thought that meeting a Nigerian blogger from Lagos would be interesting. I remember when I used to live in Lagos, just walking on the street used to make me laugh, there was always something lively going on. Although I am yet to find one, I have however come across the Unganisha by Ashok, a Kenyan whose stories remind of the good old days in Nigeria. The stories he tells can be easily compared to listening to my Dad and his friends talk about their business and social experiences. I can remember my Dad telling me about his experience while he was a trip and a magician (allegedly) offered to turn 50,000naira to a million naira.

A Rough guide to the Kenyan Stock Market. The golden rule for any stock market is to think long term, day trading is not for everyone and I would know.