Changing Perceptions about Africa;The Motherland

We all know or have seen/heard the common stereotypes of the ''third world'' Africa where ''nothing good or positive" comes from.
Well this video challenges the ''Save Africa" stereotypes which often portray a backward and desolate continent full of disease, hunger and war.
It is super hilarious but drives the point home, Africa does not need saving in the manner portrayed by most NGO's. 

You can donate your stereotypes here Africa for Norway

A Tribute to all Barclays Premiere League Fans WorldWide

Football is the most popular sport in the world and it is such a unifying sport that it transcends cultures, nationalities and breaks all berries geographical, language and even economic.

The Barclays Premier League which showcases English Premier league football is by far the most popular in the world with most of the teams in the league commanding millions of faithful fans across the globe.

It is in recognition of these fans outside of England and the UK that this video was made. To add to it Kenya is among the countries representing the African continent in the video and it is Arsenal fans featured.

The only problem is the  ridiculous stereotype where the African wakes up at the crack of dawn and travels many kilometres via bus to go watch the match in an overcrowded pub!And they arrive there at night! Damn European Stereotypes bet they don't think we can afford let alone have cable and satellite TV.

Checkout the video below starring our very own  Olwenya Maina of the Nairobi Half Life fame.

The iPhone 5, iPhone 5c, iPhone 5s, iPhone 5nSa LOL :D

The iPhone 5 has had mixed reactions since its unveiling a few weeks ago and most of the reactions are due to the technology it has together with the fact that nothing much has been upgraded since the iPhone 4s.

Apple for the first time since the first iPhone seem to have not met the enormous expectations of their customers as it was widely anticipated that the iPhone 5 would take the smartphone market.





These videos basically outlines the realization that many people have come to make with regards to the iPhone 5; there is nothing special about it and maybe it's tech infringes on personal privacy.