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Last weekend I was a participant in Social Startup 48. I was a really enjoyable weekend full of great conversation, new people and big ideas and I was really pleased that ThoughtWorks was one of the sponsors. The weekend kicked off on Friday night with a terrific talk from Andrew Mahar about his projects including Infoxchange. One of the highlights of the weekend for me was the talk that we had on Saturday at lunchtime from Marcus Westbury who founded Renew Newcastle.

Many of the IWB titles available involve working with one student while everybody else looks on. So imagine this game board.

The wordification of my mind. A letter from a Digital Youth. Although general elections in Uganda are set for early next year, the political games are already intense. The big boss is moving around the country launching everything that can be launched just to get that headline of Museveni donates. If we eventually vote, then we have to spend days with that funny ink on our fingers, a sign that we were bored enough to go out and determine the future of our country.

I say it as I see it. When Piracy addresses Youth Unemployment. A client selecting DVDs to purchase in a video library. Ten Reasons why Uganda is the Most Entrepreneurial Country in the World. On the same subject having read the report.

The World Cup in Brazil 2014. High life pays out in Higher Life Christian faith, money and politics in the New Africa.

I am only responsible for what I say not what you understand. On October 7, 2014 by SongaStone. Dear everyone, hope this finds you well. Been a while since I last put up something detailedly personal here. October makes it 10 months since I left Radiocity 97FM and moved to Nairobi for school at the United States International University. The media environment in Kenya, or Nairobi specifically, is deep in many aspects.