[kictanet] KONZA GROUND BREAKING CEREMONY-CONGRATULATIONS

Thu Jan 24 09:38:52 EAT 2013

Hi Researcher,

Tell me how do I write a string in C to add from 1 to 100 using the sheng language?

After we have convinced our youth to develop the sheng language which of the 200,000 jobs do we expect them to be hired for when Fedex, IBM, Google and Huawei setup at Konza

    1.  Night sweeper, 
    2.  Gardener, 
    3.  Solar panel cleaner
    4.  Database optimisation architect

Regards

PS.  I retain my position that Konza is a construction project not a technology project as confirmed by Dr. Ndemo's statements on twitter yesterday 

Bitange Ndemo ‏@bantigito  
#Konza Technology City will consist of (1 of 1): 1) Modern BPO Park 2) Science Park 3) Convention Center. 4) Mega Mall. 5) Data Centres. 

23 Jan Bitange Ndemo ‏@bantigito  
#Konza Technology City will consist of (2 of 1): 1) World-class Hotels 2) Local and International Schools 3) World Class Hospitals. 

Bitange Ndemo ‏@bantigito  
#Konza Technology City will consist of (3 of 1) :1) Championship Golf Course, 
2) Financial District, 3) High Speed Mass Transport System. 

Bitange Ndemo ‏@bantigito  
#Konza Technology City will consist of (4 of 1): 1) Residential Housing, 2) 
Superior Modern Integrated Infrastructure, among other features. 

Robert Yawe
KAY System Technologies Ltd
Phoenix House, 6th Floor
P O Box 55806 Nairobi, 00200
Kenya

Tel: +254722511225, +254202010696

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btw, vuta aerial... saka "chwani" hapa: www.sheng.co.ke, pamoja!  

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Rather than remaining adamantly fixed on a now realistically bygone era of afresh reconstruction of entirely new, singly-owned, ICT empires - from ground-up, perhaps the said NTHs should consider newer http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coopetition business models approach to growing their tech biasharas at Konza. How many of the multinationals currently interested in setting shop at Konza do *everything* inhouse? Unfortunately, adopting "rebel" NTH tag does not make global realities go away.

my chwani ;-)  

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Sent: Wednesday, January 23, 2013 7:42 PM
Subject: Re: [kictanet] KONZA GROUND BREAKING CEREMONY-CONGRATULATIONS

@ Liko,

As VP put it rightly at the launch...we need more "crazy" Dr Ndemos to make things happen...therefore, as a Nairobi Tech Hustler, I shall take me to Konza and Hustle there 'till I make it...this is a good project and we should be  proud that it is now on course...of course criticism is healthy and must be tolerated in a democracy - and I am sure the many critics within and without this forum did +vely influence the approach of this project over the years

Therefore, Kudos to Dr. Ndemo and your team  for a job well done thus far

Edwin

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Sent: 1/23/13 10:30 AM 
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@Liko,

You/Pesapal is a big player...and you should be there hustling with the big boys at Konza Technopolis. Dream big, and you will be surprised how soon your dreams come true.

For me, Konza is an example of what we as a country are capable of. A break from the past, where we compared ourselves to our neighbours (e.g Somalia with apologies) and a leap into comparing ourselves with where we belong (read Malaysia, Singapore et. al.)

Lets aim for the Sun, because the worst that can happen is that we land on the moon.  Rather than aim for the main, and by 2030, we shall still be here on earth :-)

walu.

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 From: Agosta Liko 
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Sent: Wednesday, January 23, 2013 3:36 PM
Subject: Re: [kictanet] KONZA GROUND BREAKING CEREMONY-CONGRATULATIONS

Mr Nduati

Raising concerns and shaping decisions does not make one a doubting Thomas

but the, this thing is for HP, Oracle, Microsoft ... not Nairobi Hustle Tech

Thanks

On Tue, Jan 22, 2013 at 3:49 PM, charles nduati <charlesnduati2002 at yahoo.co.uk> wrote:

Hi Daktari Ndemo and Your team,
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>Congratulations on the ground breaking ceremony tomorrow. I wonder where the doubting Thomases are. Have a great day and let us know where the party will be thereafter
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>Kudos all
>
>Charles Nduati
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