I hope to go for this, would really like to meet the man Ngugi wa Thiong'o at least once in my life.
Date: 12th - 17th December, 2010
(Keep checking this post for additional details)
Featuring amongst others Binyavanga Wainaina and Mukoma wa Ngugi
Monday, November 22, 2010
Thursday, November 18, 2010
Say Cheese :-) Just A Band in concert
Date: 18th December, 2010
Time: 6:30pm
Entrance: Ksh 500
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Video: The Foreign Exchange - "Maybe She'll Dream of Me"
You know me, big Foreign Exchange fan:) Their latest album Authenticity isn't as good as their previous one which saw mad replay on my Zune. (did i mention my lovely Zune died on me some months back! sob) There are some nice cuts(like this one) on it though. Really beautiful woman in the vid by the way, black women rock!:)
Previously: The Foreign Exchange - House of Cards
Previously: The Foreign Exchange - House of Cards
Saturday, November 13, 2010
Friday, November 12, 2010
Ngwatilo presents The Puesic Project
The Puesic Project is a performance project of Ngwatilo Mawiyoo, acclaimed poet and undercover songstress. Ngwatilo says Puesic [pew-sic] is the place where poetry and music meet. It remains to be seen where or if exactly that is.
Check poster for details. Advance tickets can be bought via MPESA here
Thursday, November 04, 2010
Noam Chomsky interview with Radio Open Source
In this interview Mr.Chomsky talks about the Tea Party movement, President Obama, the fallacy of war and “national interest,” the “free market” system, environmental destruction & nuclear arms being humanities greatest threat among a host of other topics. I can say that Noam is one of the few heroes I have on this planet. His words have just opened my eyes to how naïve I was to a lot of global issues. I love how he exposes a lot of the lies majority of people are brainwashed with by the powers-that-be.
I wish he would talk about Africa more though, I would love to hear his thoughts on the destruction our continent has been put through. On a tangential topic I can't stand how Kenya doesn't have any serious public access radio station that deals with serious issues; its full of mostly garbage.
Listen: Noam Chomsky interview on Radio Open Source
Radio Open Source
I wish he would talk about Africa more though, I would love to hear his thoughts on the destruction our continent has been put through. On a tangential topic I can't stand how Kenya doesn't have any serious public access radio station that deals with serious issues; its full of mostly garbage.
Listen: Noam Chomsky interview on Radio Open Source
Radio Open Source
Wednesday, November 03, 2010
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