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Monday, 24 February 2014


The rainy season is on.
The much unwanted rainy season by Nairobians is on and a little early this season.
This time the rains have began on middle of February unlike earlier on when it stars to pour at around March. Considering that this is the long rains season it is becoming a nightmare for most city residents to swallow this bitter truth.


Those from the eastern part of the city who are the majority hate this season because of the shortcomings brought about by it. Most who work at the industrial area rely on the public transport.

Some commute as far as from Kariobangi to make it to work before 8am. Now with this rain the bus fare keeps on escalating with a lot of uncertainty. At one time the bus fare can hike from 20 bob to 200 bob depending with the rains.
For a female employee who is married and two children, she has to wake in the wee hours to prepare for the day. According to Anne Kwamboka, who lives at Umoja estate, “I have to be up by 4am. Prepare packed lunch for my girls first born class three and the second class one.”
“At around 5am I have to wake the girls and shower them as they prepare for school. Thirty minutes later everyone is ready having taken breakfast. Am lucky because my daughters school at Umoja primary where my husband is a librarian.”
During the rainy season, traffic jams in the city can take hours without moving as everyone is in the rush. This trickles down the ladder causing even the innocent kids their sleep as illustrated by the case of Anne Kwamboka.
According to the Umoinner Matatu association chairman John Kamau, he says the reason of hiking the bus fare is because it proves hectic to operate during the rain. “Everyone is in rush to be out of town. To deal with this crazy demand for transport services is to set the bus fare at high to limit those travelling.”
The rains again cause the sewer line to burst leaving roads messed up with human waste. This is even worse at the central business district as the waste floods on the pavement. This leaves no place for people to work on and even worse exposing them to health risks.
If it were the wishes of most city residents they would want the rain to go and never return as it cost them than the benefit they leap from the same.



Saturday, 27 April 2013

The Dreamliner



There have been a lot of critism on this master piece of  flying due to its fault on battery system.
The  U.S federal aviation administration aprroves the improvements to the 787 battery system.

For more on Boeing787 http://787updates.newairplane.com/FAA-Approves-Plan/Solution?utm_source=Google&utm_medium=CPM&utm_content=300x250&utm_campaign=KE-Placement

Thursday, 11 April 2013

The Historical Inauguration.

                                                 THE JUBILATION AT MOI SPORTS CENTER
Kenya on April 9th this year woke to a day that will remain to memory of many.
It was the inauguration of the president and vice president elect. by 6 am Kenyans from around the country had started making their way into the stadium.
by 9am,the stadium was packed with thousands who were uncontrollably to the master of ceremony. wondering why? the crowd was so excited as it was the first inauguration or its kind with 2010 Kenyan Constitution.
the crowd was kept entertained by artist all scope; traditional,secular,gospel.
when the various heads of states started streaming in,the multitude cheered at them and in response they waved back with a smile.
the south African president J. Zuma was received with great cheers and one would easily tell that he was well known to Kenyans. he stopped and waved gracefully to the cheerful Kenyans at the ceremony.

the guard of honour did all their parading ceremony and waited for president Mwai Kibaki for inspection.

they displayed their military skills and the Kenya defense forces flag.

Related:
Uhuru,The 4th

Friday, 22 March 2013

THE TOYOTA MARK X



It is a mid-sized automobile from Japan, which was introduced in 2004, but current enjoying Kenyan Highways, it is manufactured in Kanegasaki, Japan.
The engine comes with a horsepower of 253(189kw),3.0L or 212 horsepower(158kw), 2.5L GR series V6 engine.    Both engines offer dual VVT-I (variable valve timing) with gasoline direct injection.
Horsepower is unit for measuring power, the rate at which work is done. It is used to measure power output for turbines and electric motor and the machinery. James watt.
The rear- wheel drive models have a 6-speed automatic transmission as standard and the all-wheel drive model have a 5-speed automatic.
This Mark X succeeds Mark II introduced in 1968 and is the predecessor to the introduction of the Lexus.
The vehicle has impressive features that are very luxurious with quality that can be categorized as luxury sedan. However, the car is targeting middle market.
The supercharged version uses the 3GR-FSE engine. Power output of 316 horsepower (236kw) at 6200rpm and 42 kilogram meters paired to a 6-speed auto transmission.
This masterpiece is very wonderful on the Kenyan Highways. If you are a fun of Toyota models, this machine should feature on your list of vehicles.
For more on Toyota Mark X visit CARS-DIRECTORY.NET