The Displaced African

Ladies, I love you, I adore you and God made you more beautiful than the roof of Sistine Chapel. In addition to that, some of you have genuine reasons to complain, after all, a lot of the time, men are well (no offence fellas) useless really. Just selfish users who don’t bring much to your life. HOWEVER, for the love of all that is peaceful and pure: please stop complaining so much.

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The Art of Never Getting Tired: What Recharges You?

I just got home-I wrote this on 25^th March 2008- and I am feeling REFRESHED. I just came from visiting people that I had not seen in almost a year and I must say that it was exactly what I needed. Read the rest of this entry »

Thanks to Grace Kerongo from Nairobi Star for giving this up and coming blog some exposure, I really appreciate that. The email interview is pasted below. Grace’s questions are in plain text and my responses are in bold.

First up, huge thanks for interviewing me. My first interview ever and I am very excited. Hope it is of interest and benefit to you. Read the rest of this entry »

I once heard a very simple definition of unhappiness, and I paraphrase: Read the rest of this entry »

 

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Before you read this, make sure you have read: Part one, Part two, Part three and Part four of my African immigrant story.

PART FIVE

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Before reading this, please make sure you have read: Part one, Part two and Part three of my story as an African immigrant

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Before you read this make sure you have read: Part one and Part two of my story as an African immigrant

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Before reading this, make sure you read:Part one of my story as an African immigrant.

PART TWO

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I interrupt the regularly scheduled programing, (believe it or not, the blog runs on a program now…who woulda thought) to bring you a quick inspirational story from the Diaspora. Whereas material wealth isn’t everything (I’m serious), I still love stories like these because they force us to raise our standards and our beliefs about what is possible. Anyway enjoy and I hope it sparks some thought (and more importantly) some action that will get you on a headline somewhere. Taken verbatim from this Daily Nation article:

US-based Kenyan businessman joins the big league Story by ENOCK WAMBUA in Lowell, Massachusetts Publication Date: 3/22/2008

A Kenyan made history this week by taking his privately owned business to the mainstream of America’s commerce. Read the rest of this entry »    (I'm obsessed with Lupe right now, master lyricist!!) Lupe Fiasco - Hip hop saved my life: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download Posted by Mwangi Filed in How to Discover Your Mission in Life and Use It to Make, The Psychology of an African Leader | Tags: African, African business, African diaspora, business success, Wilfred ole Saroni | 45 Comments Already.Want to Leave Another One? My Story as an African Immigrant: Introduction and Part One March 23rd, 2008 Why Write Out My History in Australia? Hello! Hello ! Hello! I once heard the expression: Read the rest of this entry » Posted by Mwangi Filed in My Story as an African Immigrant | Tags: African, African immigration, Immigration, Mwangi, the Displaced African | 19 Comments Already.Want to Leave Another One? « Previous Entries The Displaced African I'm happy to use Increase Sociability. Podcast Powered by podPress (v8.8)