Have you ever wondered what would happen if my fellow software developers worked as hard as the traffic police we meet on our way by the roadside perhaps traveling upcountry or to the city or within the city environs. You got to respect the traffic officers very much in equal…

We often think seed capital is the answer to any business idea until an eye-opener case like that of Kune Food hits the headlines and goes viral as it has been. We may sympathize with the fall of Kune but let’s note that, customers don’t care much about our business…

It is a bright Sunday morning when two cyclists decide to go for a ride together almost covering the same distance and elevation. At the end of the ride, one has his map plotted out as a straight line cutting from our lovely Nairobi City and into the middle of…

Unlike all other Saturdays, the last Saturday of the month for the SpinKings team has been dedicated for a joint ride passing through the Eastern Bypass, Northern Bypass, Western Bypass and ending with the Southern Bypass. The Eastern pass was the cheapest one of all because of the train making…

So much happened to me in 2021 than it did happen in all the other years including 2020. First it was the money transfer issues I had working as a freelancer at Fiverr. Paypal locked my account to prove my identity and when I sent over huge amounts they always…

I am still a mechanic, what changed? (Lesson to be learn here) When I told Sarah my remuneration was 200k a month, She said with that I could not sustain her needs. A year later I came back with my salary at 420k, She said it was good but not enough. Another year passed…

Continued from Cycling Around Mt. Kenya in 2 Days From Nairobi and Back: PART 1 of 2 FIGHTING UPHILL HEADWINDS IN THE DARKNESS I spent the shortest time possible fixing my puncture in the darkness and within 10 minutes I was done with fixing my puncture. I was back on…

Having done a ride to Mombasa from Nairobi a distance of 500 km and an elevation of approximately 2500 m, I was no longer weak both in body and mind to tackle other similar extreme sports. I felt my only challenge or hindrance would be a good bike and maybe…

If you didn’t read the part one of this amazing voyage please find it here: How I cycled from Nairobi to Mombasa (500 km+) in 2 days: PART 1of 2 It was 9:30 am, 142 km later, when I touched down at Emali. I did have trouble locating a food…