gideon maina

Beautiful scenes

There must be something that describes the disadvantage of been born in a certain region that guarantees you and prosperity never cross paths no matter how smart or hard you work. Something like Geographical Disability.

TZ beer is 100 bob. Kenya tunaumizwa. Nimekunywa 7 already in one sitting without worrying

There are a lot of jobs in Ireland for Devs and Engineers I don't know what they're cooking over there.

Natafuta mtu wa ku-carpool from Arusha to Nairobi

This Kenyan-built robotic arm is opening new possibilities for teaching deaf students. Paired with a sensor-fitted suit, the device converts spoken words into gestures

Kama hii sasa.

Being young is a full time job.

Might fuck around and head to Namibia.

Huku hawajengi buildings kwa edge ya barabara

There were phones with a touchscreen but not advanced to be called smart. PDA was an example

You can't sell a KSh 50K/month AI tool to a company that thinks KSh 3K/month for Microsoft Office is theft. The conversation isn't about AI readiness. It's about software value perception. And most African businesses aren't there yet.

@Safaricom_Care Check DM

@gmaina_ Hello Gideon, apologies for the experience. Kindly share via DM bit.ly/2lNteGi the Mpesa transaction code we check. ^MW

@Safaricom_Care Global pay does not work with Tanzania's Vodacom agent withdrawal. How can I get back my hard earned 525 Kenyatta shillings?

One country sinanga haraka ya kuvisit.

Kama kuna biashara siwezi fanya, ni ya kujenga hoteli.

@PopBase This classic @doloyeung tale.

The kawaida mtaani business premises in Tanzania look more organized than than in New Singapore. Even the kawaida neighbourhood houses, plus are more appealing.

One thing I observed in driving in Tanzania is that the 50kmph speed limit is a myth. Another is nduthi guys share the same DNA.

A surgical center in rural Uganda runs entirely off-grid. Solar power. Teak screens, woven Nile reed ceilings, clay tiles made by local potters. This is what African architecture looks like when planned with intention. 📍 Kyabirwa Surgical Center, Uganda Design: George K. George