Slightly more than a month ago, I attended the funeral of one Anthony Munyao Kamwe. Anthony Munyao Kamwe was your average university student , in his early twenties, and with a bright future ahead of him. His life was cut short by stomach cancer. His burial was at his home, inside the Kitui National Reserve, a dry area littered by baobab trees hundreds of years old; an area where portions of the forest are still intact, despite the harsh weather. The area is a 2 hour earthen road drive from Kitui town, which itself is a 2 hour drive from Nairobi. His death provided us with 2 important lessons. First is the state of health care in the country. Anthony Munyao was the second friend I lost to health complicated matters in an year, the first been Sylvia, a beautiful girl who succumbed to Kidney failure. Anthony Munyao was diagnosed with ulcers while in high school which was about 7 years ago. He was treated for ulcers , a condition which kept recurring time and again. About 2 weeks befo
Kenya, Africa: General life and a dash of ICT usually with a satirical and critical sprinkling.