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By. Nyaruri Paul      @NYARURIPAUL Since times immemorial, art and painting has been one way of human beings expressing their sentiments, either sad or happiness. The act and style is more passed from generation to generation with many upcoming artists reinventing themselves with new artistic ideas. They express them in a nostalgic manner. Impressive they may look but the hidden meaning is much more meaningful than the significance on paints. Technology has been a major boost to them. I got a chance to interview Mr. Edwin Odeoh. He is a Nairobi based Artist who works on various ideas that run through his mind. The following are the interview by this Blog. Edwin Odeoh at work(Photo by Nyaruri Paul). NP:    When did you start painting? Odeoh:   Started back in primary school. Uh huh,,,.something like 2009. NP:   What is the best thing about painting and also the worst?   Odeoh: The best thing is you get to surprise yourself after finishing a painting.   

By. Nyaruri Paul  @NYARURIPAUL The technology available to us has changed the way we think and operate.   There is progress in every field of work. Technology has impacted the process of design, product conceptualization and product development. This allows faster product development for end users.   With technology expanding every day, the number of real estate companies in Kenya keeps growing and their specializations grows. This calls for need of creating a business niche’.   Real estate business is changing and this is what we expect in future rom real estate agents. Technology with its constant impact on consumers has brought an effect in consumer interaction. Many real estate agents are depending on technology to circumnavigate the real estate business. In the process consumers who are the end users need to adjust to the needs of property providers.   Sales agents are always armed with product information of a particular product in their respective companies. They are m

By Nyaruri Paul Okinyi. Youth population is becoming a global phenomenon and Kenya is not an exception on this. In Kenya, youths are faced with a number of Challenges, like an employment though they represent an asset to Kenya. Kenya’s youths are known to be enthusiastically easy learners who take up the task of technological innovation easily in the continent.   This scenario has made Fredrick Onyango, 25 years old from Siaya County who resides in Nairobi County, Starehe constituency to think on how he can be innovative and create something that can change the society and his life inclusively.   Onyango works in Ngara garage, Kwale road in Starehe constituency. Here he works on unique bikes where some of the displayed bikes in his garage are Helicopter bike, Eagle bike and Dinosaur bike. They are normal bikes they are assembled in a manner that they resemble their names given by Onyango and his team. These machines all use road and they occupy the space of a full lorry whe