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Henry Kimathi began writing poetry at the age of 15 alongside other literary works. He holds a BSc. in Agricultural Economics and is currently finalising his MBA thesis in Management Information Systems. Besides Economics, Henry is also a Web Design Specialist, Computer Programmer and a DeskTop Publishing Specialist. Henry currently works as a Regional Communications Officer with an international not-for-profit organisation and is in charge of systems administration, creative art design and press management. He has written two unpublished novelletes and is working on an African horror novel. He has penned a series of short stories and articles on a variety of topics published in journals and magazines. Henry realises little is known about his country Kenya and has thus developed a passion to right this through a website he has put together which can be accessed at www.enchanted-landscapes.com Poems by Henry Kimathi: Poems from the heart

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5 Golden Rules on How to Get Mugged in Kenya
This article presents a rather unique set of tips on how you can maximise your chances of getting mugged. A careful reading bewteen the lines though brings the five rules as really safety travel tips while in Kenya. Read
By: Henry Kimathi | 04/03/2008 | Travel Tips

11 Steps to Register Your Private Company in Kenya
Have you been experiencing difficulty finding out what you need to register a company in Kenya? Do you know the costs invloved and who to contact or what documents are required? This 11-steps checklist will be your best companion if you answered YES to the questions above. Read
By: Henry Kimathi | 04/03/2008 | Investing

Kenya: an Open Wonder
Learn all there is to know about Kenya - places, people, foods, music and exciting landscapes some of them, world heritage sites. Read
By: Henry Kimathi | 01/11/2007 | Travel

New Trends in Icts Development Making Life Easier for End-users
Article looks at recent trends and progress realised in computing and how this is impacting on end-user computing. Read
By: Henry Kimathi | 19/10/2007 | Technology

Bridging the Digital Divide Through Affordable Access to Relevant and Timely Information
This article explores innovations in ICT, their relevance to Sub-Saharan Africa and opportunities the information age presents to the region especially in developing sound market information systems that can be relied upon by a predominatly agriculture-based economy. It explores challenges opportunities provide food for thought to policy makers and the community at large. Read
By: Henry Kimathi | 19/10/2007 | Technology

The Child With a Mysterious Birthday
The birth of Jesus Christ is as mysterious as His birth yet civilizations over the ages have continued to celebrate the birth of our Lord every year amid great pomp and festivity. Yet the reality is no one knows when Christ was born. This article makes shattering revelations of the real reason behind Christmas and its symbolism. The article in no way tries to discourage the world from celebrating Christmas - indeed it encourages the practice! Read
By: Henry Kimathi | 19/10/2007 | Religion

Love: What is It?
This article delves into the intricacies sorrounding this age-old four letter word - love. An attempt is made to differentiate between mature(true) love and immature love. Examples are aptly included to add weight to the major concept of identifying between the two. At the end of the day, the reader is challenged to do a self-evaluation and see where they fit. Read
By: Henry Kimathi | 19/10/2007 | Relationships