A software engineer based in Nairobi with mad love for solving business problems with technology.
If you know me, you know I love karaoke. Not casually — I mean I'll actively plan my week around which night and venue has karaoke. Since January I've been doing this, at a lot of spots in Nairobi and beyond that run karaoke nights. And in
Picture this: It’s 10:00 AM on a busy Saturday. Your shop is buzzing, customers are queuing at the counter with their items, and you’re ready to check them out. Then—poof. The internet drops. Or worse, the power goes out. If you’re using a traditional Point
Every event organizer in Nairobi knows the post-event feeling. The night went well. The crowd showed up. The energy was right. But when it is all over and you are packing down at 4am, you realize something — you have no idea who was actually there. A few familiar faces,
There is a moment every salon owner knows well. It is 11pm. You are winding down after a long day on your feet. Your phone buzzes. "Hey, are you available on Sunday afternoon?". You make a mental note to reply in the morning. By the time you do,