Kip is back in 2015 with a special interview with Bobby Mwakichako. An all round great guy and a team player. He is the immediate former president of the Kenyan Community of Western Australia (KCWA). He shares with us his values, experiences and how he has raised a lovely family in Western Australia. Click here to read » Continue Reading …
Are there Kenyan Purple Cows in Australia?
November 28, 2012 by 1 Comment
A brand new Kip interview with Ben Rono. He is an exceptional Kenyan headed up-high. His natural selling ability makes his marketing degree seem superfluous. His passion for people, his customers and services is palpable. He is easily the Kenyan in Perth version of what Seth Godin wrote in his book, the Purple Cow.
How to Party Hard and Achieve Greatness – Cliff Otega Exposed
November 20, 2012 by 1 Comment
How does a party animal scoop academic excellence awards with ease, whilst his party friends languish in bed with a hangover made in hell? Meet Cliff Otega. A man with a beautiful, razor sharp mind, taste buds for the good life and an unwavering quest for success.
Celebrating Dennis Langat Junior
November 1, 2012 by Leave a Comment
Most Kenyans in Perth know Dennis Langat. He was the mastermind of the famous Banjuka nights in Bentley. He is the Niwakati kingpin who has been relentless in bringing Kenyans in Perth together. His easy going persona and friendliness has endeared him to many. But beneath the ever smiling Deno (as he is fondly called) » Continue Reading …
The Truth about the Mau Mau?
October 25, 2012 by Leave a Comment
A mzungu Lenana School old boy awakens colonial passions in a Kip exclusive interview. He takes no prisoners in a candid interview going down memory lane. Have Kenyans been bamboozled in their history classes or has David Hamilton got it all wrong? Read More
Lenana School Old Boy Dare Devil
October 25, 2012 by Leave a Comment
A mzungu Lenana School old boy awakens colonial passions in a Kip exclusive interview. He takes no prisoners in a candid interview going down memory lane. Have Kenyans been bamboozled in their history classes or has David Hamilton got it all wrong? Read More
Letter to a Nun in Africa
October 20, 2012 by 1 Comment
Ernst Stuhlinger wrote this letter on May 6, 1970, to Sister Mary Jucunda, a nun who worked among the starving children of Kabwe, Zambia, in Africa, who questioned the value of space exploration. At the time Dr. Stuhlinger was Associate Director for Science at the Marshall Space Flight Center, in Huntsville, Alabama. Touched by Sister » Continue Reading …
The Changing Face of Kenya’s Real Estate
October 20, 2012 by Leave a Comment
The cost of owning a home has in the past decade spiralled out of control leaving prospective buyers chasing a dream that is now no more than a mirage for most urban dwellers, especially in Nairobi. But amid the diminishing prospects of the average worker ever becoming a home owner, a new housing project unveiled » Continue Reading …
Senator Hillary Clinton Visits Perth
October 20, 2012 by Leave a Comment
Perth will be the centre of a major security clampdown next month when it hosts US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Secretary of Defence Leon Panetta for top-level defence and regional security talks. The focus of the talks will be increasing US access to northern Australian airbases for its warplanes and the rotation of » Continue Reading …
A Special Appeal By Kenyan in Australia
October 17, 2012 by Leave a Comment
A moving story of a Kenyan in Perth, Western Australia in urgent need of a kidney donor. A gripping recollection of the painful road to diagnosis of a life threatening disease and the momentous obstacles he has faced. He is prayerful and hopeful that the time is right for someone to come forward and save him » Continue Reading …
