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Duke Nyankabaria
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Writer and Journalist, Nation Africa
Eldoret, Kenya
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Biography
Ever felt that an album of music was aural porn while listening to it? A truly flawless production. After a lengthy and a strenuous walk, vocals are like balm for your feet. You genuinely enjoy it It got me thinking, I have long wanted to be a musician (a stillborn career that has never came to be). The album-listening experience gave me an idea. What if I regard writing the same way I treat music? where each piece of work I produce must have a specific tone or vibe (exciting, childish, stupid, scatological, nonsensical, serious, academic...). because we are all creative beings throughout the year. Everything has a tale, whether you've been dumped, lost a parent, or are in the hospital recuperating. Ladies and/or gentlemen, I am a content strategist and have a dedication to writing and telling stories. This may be breaking down complex ideas into understandable terms, researching a subject that has been supported by research with the goal of educating readers, or recounting personal anecdotes. I have created excellent material for the web, people, businesses, schools, and other venues during the past two years or more. My approach to developing content involves making sure that the writing is easy to read, offers new insight, and is actionable. A creative, travel, content, article, blog, press release, academic writer and a self-proclaimed coffee addict. My task is to find the story behind the façade, the why behind the what. And if everything is a story who is telling yours?
Content
By Duke Nyankabaria| Business Daily Africa Verified We can't hold it against Stratis Karamanlakis if he decides to leave the comfort of London, travel to Kenya, and launch a startup that pairs employers and job seekers—a venture for which he is using his own funds. Hopefully, he pays taxes. With this victim mindset, Africa will fail. But the Whiteness is not the issue. Capital is the issue, and utter mistrust of youth and their perspectives. Our obnoxious belief that brick and mortar is real makes everything worse.
By Duke Nyankabaria| Daily Nation Verified By Duke Nyankabaria Basic commodities in my campus are so expensive, and it’s getting worse. You’ll know this when you take your campus babe to a typical restaurant and she orders a milkshake that goes for Sh450, and you only have Sh500. So, you’ll have to pretend to have a flu and order lemon-infused water. And then you’ll find out that the plain hot water with a wrinkly, nearly rotten lemon slice costs a whopping Sh100! Why is this? Let’s take sugar as an example.
By Duke Nyankabaria| Daily Nation Verified By Duke Nyankabaria The weekend means different things to different people. Some see it as a chance to unwind after an insanely busy week, some see it as an opportunity to remember their God by attending church, or to travel upcountry to see family. There are also some who think it is time to have a wonderful time. I have no problem with those who go home or to church on the weekend. They’re basically doing the right thing, and no one writes about doing the right thing anymore.
Company Info
Nation Africa