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 He has written two unpublished novelletes and is working on an African horror novel.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 Poems by Henry Kimathi:
Affordable Technology | Internet Accessibility A quiet revolution has taken place in the last half a century - the telematics revolution. For the last 40 years the cost of processing, storing, and transmitting information has been decreasing at the rate of 50% every 18 months (Delgado et al, 1998). There is an unprecedented amount of information available, in all sectors, supplied through a wide range of media. To give examples, three...... Similar Editorial : by Marcia Henin. | Source : Advanced Cleanup Technologies Inc
New Trends In Icts Development Making Life Easier For End-users From the time of machine code programming and mechanical adding machines through vacuum-based systems to very large integrated circuits and very high level programming languages, the main trend and focus has been the same over time - empowerment of the end-user. Recent developments have seen this initiative even improve further with several advancements being made on how we perceive the computer...... Similar Editorial : by Rick LeForce. | Source : Advanced Cleanup Technologies Inc
Kenya: An Open Wonder Kenya is a land of kaleidoscopic contrasts. Much of its recorded history centres on the Coast. Ptolemy, the great geographer, wrote in the second century AD about Mombasa under the name of Tonike, and the long white coral beaches, verged with palm trees were familiar to Indians, Arabs and Portuguese, as well as later travelers. But now most visitors' first impression is of the the utterly...... Similar Editorial : by Moe Tamani. | Source : Tourist Guide
