You know your blog is doing alright when you ask a reader to send you a copy of their book to review and they do it for free. I’ll say it once, I’ll say it many times: Thanks Carol for sending me your book, I really appreciate that.
No! Gay Marriage and Fornication ARE NOT Signs the World Is Coming to an End
May 6th, 2008
For My Church Folk
It’s amazing how entire societies can practice selective amnesia. How African people, of all people, could have bought into the idea that because gay people are getting married, youngsters my age are fornicating like steroid-amped bunnies and there are natural disasters such as hurricanes and tsunamis, that means that Jesus Christ is coming tomorrow boggles me.
Guest Post: Sci-Culturist
May 5th, 2008Introduction
NB: I also find it very cool to be getting a guest post from an African living in the UK. The first of hopefully many.
Immigration Redefined
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Guest Post: An Open Letter to Men on How to Treat Women
May 4th, 2008Introduction
1) An Open Letter to Women on How to Treat Men
2) Sunny’s article on the Walk for Breast Cancer
Letter To Men Read the rest of this entry »
Guest Post: The One Thing They Never Tell You Before You Immigrate
May 3rd, 2008Introduction
1) Martin Luther King’s Dream Had One Little Hitch: Tolerance Isn’t All That It’s Cracked Up to Be (This post is quite long so get yourself something to drink before you read it)
Take It Away Gal
Mwangi put me on the spot and asked me to do a guest post about being an incarnate immigrant Kenyan. Being quite the Read the rest of this entry »
Guest Post: Seinlife from Seinlife
May 2nd, 2008
Guest Post: Acolyte from My Part of the World
May 1st, 2008Introduction
Introduction by Mwangi - Acolyte from My part of the world [1:17m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download
Introduction by Mwangi - Acolyte from My part of the world [1:17m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download1)The West Has Many Distractions: Focus on That Which Is Important Not That Which Is Urgent
2) Acolyte’s fascinating post on the Dutch missionaries (It’s a three parter and it’s amazing)
The Post Begins Like This…….. Read the rest of this entry »
Guest Post: Jim from Kenyan Zone
April 30th, 2008Introduction
1) Open Office
2) Kenyan Zone
To learn more about Open Source click here
Why Open Source Projects will save Kenyan Education? Read the rest of this entry »
Audio Interview: The Woman Who Entered a Poor, AIDS-ravaged Community and Left It as a Self-Sustaining Banana Exporter
April 29th, 2008Posts like this are why the Displaced African was born and what I pretty much live for.
The Week That Audio Built and Zangalewa
April 28th, 2008Hello! Hello! Hello!
I am now declaring this week:
The Week that Audio Built
Brilliant Title for a Week, Mwangi. But Why?
I am glad you asked. This week Read the rest of this entry »
