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Burning with this idea A LOT of sawmills around, they are throwing mountains of sawmills in their yards. OH! How I long to solve this puzzle, Soln 1. Use it to generate electricity since 86% of all electricity is produced by thermal energy, using this dust to heat that heats water that in-turn rotates turbines. This place can be really cold a hot water pool from the steam will really work wonders here. Soln 2. Like IKEA uses saw dust to develop furniture. Last thing is that I Like to say is that I Molo Street Children Project is offering Conferencing facilities at only K Sh 10,000 Only Per day.

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BY the way it's not all of Kenya that is on fire. Most of it is STILL. FOR secondary and primary schools I can't even be able to mention all. Most renown Secondary Schools include  Mary Mount Secondary School Molo Academy Secondary School Elburgon Secondary School Molo Secondary  St Claire Secondary Baraka Secondary Kambala Secondary School Njenga Karume Michinda Secondary e.t.c. PRIMARY Schools include Molo Academy Primary Mount St Msry's Girls St' Peter's  among many others Colleges are not so many, praying that many will spring up Molo Polytechnic Molo PCEA College of Professional Studies Baraka College(Shown in picture above) 

I liked this interview, talks so much sense. In Kenya we have 10% of population controlling 45% of the economy. That is shocking. My great problem at times is that there are many problems that require little investment but will produce immense benefits. The great problem as Dr. Karungu here says is that we are not producing middle class. We have to really deal with traditions e.g. study get a job, do business to to buy a car and a house. Knowledge always brings people to rest, whether in religion for my case Christianity or Economy. I hope you know that more than doing busy-ness people need to do business, create not just employment but meaningful employment. Since many just want to pay personal bills e.g. in Molo, there is no strategy management in place just mere competition with local businesses. As one said  "If you think education is expensive try ignorance". It is severely expensive. In my talks in schools I find that what really inspires teens is...

HOTEL EEL one of the hotels still in good shape in Molo, those renown of old include Highlands Hotel and Green Garden. One other that is causing ripples in town is Greenland (Bottom) that is under construction almost operational. A great place also is the UKARIMU CENTRE(picture on the right) by the Roman Catholic Church, which is great for religious meetings especially those geared towards prayer, the well mowed loans. If all you need is food and beverages as you pass by the following are options Spice Cafe Hanniel (formerly Singus) Sonis Cafe Step Hotel Mama Kevins (arguably the most loved) among others. I am Christian so I don't really know about watering holes just that I plan to start my own Sports Club mostly for the games and to nurture sports talents. Samba Land, Homeland few watering holes around. You don't need to drink your problems, you should pray to your Father God and deal with your problems face them like Masais face lions, Spurs face King ...

I intend to highlight some basics here as far as I.T. concerned to 'my tribe' HTML is of course one of the must haves, instead of doing porn and other unhelpful things. Google, Alibaba, Facebook among other IT creations that have made people Billionaires. Kenyan I.T. success stories of course include Seven Seas Technologies Africa Online There is room in other fields e.g. engineering where the head of G.E. Kenya complained about over-emphasis on I.T. and little on Engineering and energy generation. As an entrepreneur I can give you this for free money comes to those who seek to solve normal day problems. So websites web programming information include w3schools.com Tizag.com forums include stackoverflow.com

So it doesn't to dream, I have been working with GOMOKE E. A. for more than a year now with an initiative to reach the remotest of places and motivate students especially High School students while on that note giving them hope by telling them of the divers opportunities that are there in Information Technology. Last week I happened to talk to students in Nyandarua a school called Gatimu Secondary I enjoyed every bit of it. Two years ago I had it as an idea now I gladly traverse Kenya from Molo to Muranga to Nyandarua. If you can dream it you can achieve it. As I learned from Kenneth Hagin we don't just believe things in our hearts, we should also declare them with our mouths, there is power in that. Zig Zigglar also talked of the same, seeing ourselves where we want to be and saying what we want. By telling young minds of the opportunities in I.T. I know that in due time Kenya's Silicon Valley, and consequently Africa's silicon valleys shall be realized, de...