Beyond Nyamiranga[1] By Matunda Nyanchama March 30th, 2012 Tweet Click here for a .pdf version of this speech A few years ago, I listened to a fellow Nyamiran speak about the unfolding of his world as a child. In a well-received speech to a graduation ceremony in Minneapolis, Minnesota (USA) Professor Justus Ogembo spoke about [...]
Posted: March 29th, 2012 under Political Talk.
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Tweet This is my off the cuff response to You Lazy (Intellectual) African Scum! – Response by one Field Ruwe We Africans will never get world respect when we go begging all over the world, depend on other people to establish “priorities” for us, and which priorities they fund. A few months ago I spoke [...]
Posted: January 25th, 2012 under Africa&Development, IT & Development, political change, Political Talk, social change, Society.
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Tweet By Matunda Nyanchama, PhD (Download a .pdf version of this article on this link.) On January 17th, 2012 Kenyans woke up to news of desecration of a number of government websites. A hacker has taken liberty to expose the weaknesses in the security of government systems, reportedly after a short tutorial. The hacker, coming [...]
Posted: January 18th, 2012 under IT & Development.
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Happy New Year Tweet Happy New Year Wananchi, friends, foes and all This is to wish you the very vest of the coming year 2012. On my part, I thank all of you that supported us through 2011; our family had a difficult year as we lost our father and you came through. God bless [...]
Posted: December 31st, 2011 under Africa&Development, political change, Publishing, social change, Society.
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On the Reading Culture[1] click here for a .pdf version of this speech. Accept greetings from Canada and my sincere apologies as I cannot be present at this very important event that has to do with our community, and especially on the subject of knowledge. I want to congratulate Kemomo Foundation and the Kenya National [...]
Posted: November 22nd, 2011 under Africa&Development, Culture, Invited Talks, Publishing, Religion, social change, Society.
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By Matunda Nyanchama October 15, 2011 The recently concluded Kenya Diaspora Conference held in Washington, DC was a watershed moment for the Government of Kenya (GoK) and Kenyan Diaspora. For many of us that have been in this game for a while, this was a pleasant surprise: GoK embracing the Kenyan Diaspora. This is not [...]
Posted: October 15th, 2011 under Africa&Development, Invited Talks, political change, Political Talk, social change, Society.
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I stand before you Tata’s eldest son; now the person that has assumed responsibility for this large clan you in front of you. As an aside, My being Tata’s first son, I suppose was meant to be: my parents had a child (a 2nd child that lived but passed away only a few months into [...]
Posted: August 12th, 2011 under Culture, Political Talk, social change, Society.
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Speech read at Abagusii Culture and Development Group (Nyamira North) rally at Ekerenyo, Nyamira; July 6th, 2011 click here for a .pdf version of this speech Tweet Accept my sincere greetings from Canada, here in North America. This is a great, advanced country in which I have resided for a numbers of years. It is [...]
Posted: July 9th, 2011 under Africa&Development, Culture, political change, Religion, social change, Society.
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Click here for a .pdf version of this. Tweet The Hon Martha Karua, MP Chair of NARC-Kenya 2012 Presidential Candidate July 6th, 2011 Dear Martha, I write as a resident of West Mugirango and Nyamira County and extend my welcome to our home and region. I am sure you will enjoy your stay, enjoying the [...]
Posted: July 7th, 2011 under Africa&Development, Culture, political change, Political Talk, social change, Society.
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Tweet Click here for a .pdf version of this speech To the ODM youth convention attendees, all Kenyan youth and the Kenyan people: Accept my greetings from the land of the Canucks, as some people call Canada. I salute you in the name of Kenyan patriots, young and old, men and women, boys and girls, [...]
Posted: June 24th, 2011 under Africa&Development, Invited Talks, political change, Political Talk, social change, Society.
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By Matunda Nyanchama, PhD Toronto, Ontario, June 9th, 2011 Tweet Click here for a .pdf version of this article In an article titled “U.S. Companies Race to Catch Up in Africa” James R. Hagerty and Will Connors talk of how American companies are playing catch up in Africa, behind the Chinese that have taken a [...]
Posted: June 9th, 2011 under Africa&Development, Culture, IT & Development, political change, Society.
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Toronto, Ontario May 28, 2011 Related Articles Khainga O’Okwemba’s Take in The Star Advert in the Daily Nation Download a .pdf version of this document. Greetings from Canada Let me state that we are very proud of what is happening today: the launch of Micii-ini iitu, an initiative of Marjory Kimani. We are even more [...]
Posted: May 28th, 2011 under Culture, Invited Talks, social change, Society.
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By Matunda Nyanchama, Toronto, Ontario, Canada March 26, 2011 Tweet click here for a .pdf version of this article Related Articles Moreno Ocamp, the ICC & Us Kenyans Moreno Ocampo & ICC in Kenya – Cheer with Caution Kenya – Roots of Election Conflict & Hope for the Future Election Controversy Must Not Warrant Senseless [...]
Posted: March 27th, 2011 under Africa&Development, political change, Political Talk, social change, Society.
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Click here for the original link to the profile Director and Principal Consultant, Agano Consulting Inc. & Publisher, Nsemia Inc. Publishers, Oakville, ON. Born: Kenya. Dr. Matunda Nyanchama is Director and Principal Consultant at Agano Consulting Inc., a Canadian-based IT services company. He is responsible for strategy and overall management of business with the core [...]
Posted: March 11th, 2011 under Political Talk, Publishing, Society.
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Click here for a .pdf version [1] Tweet Related Article Corruption Needs a Change of Attitude Since inception back in 2003 the Constituency Development Fund (CDF) has transformed rural Kenya in ways that central planning and administration of funds did not achieve in more than 40 years of independence. CDF management, however, faces challenges that [...]
Posted: February 3rd, 2011 under Africa&Development, political change, Political Talk, social change, Society.
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