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Jackson Biko

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Writer :| I tell stories :| Written four (small) books: DRUNK; THURSDAYS, LET ME CALL YOU BACK & latest release: BIG LITTLE FIGHTS Email: Info@bikozulu.co.ke
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Homa Bay’s bad roads aside, this pub offers beautiful nights

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By Jackson Biko Verified
| Business Daily Africa Verified
Homa Bay is in the news for having terrible roads. The Mbita-Sindo road is atrocious, yes. I have a home seven kilometres from where the tarmac ends at Icipe in Mbita and normally have to endure an excruciating 20-minute drive to my little abode, which is a shame because the area is beautiful. At night, the lake lights up like a city, with the lamps of fishermen out in their boats. Currently, though, it is dry as a bone and leaves carry cakes of dust.
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Manoah Esipisu, the man who spoke for presidents

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By Jackson Biko Verified
| Business Daily Africa Verified
Manoah Esipisu, diplomat, former government spokesman and former High Commissioner to the UK, doesn't answer questions so much as wander through memory and history, building his own scaffold of stories. You could call him the chief priest of nuance, but you won't. It would be undiplomatic. Ask him about his career and he begins with an egg race in Kakamega.
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A banker who became the man people trust Original

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By Jackson Biko Verified
| Business Daily Africa Verified
Abraham Ongenge's father had a habit of saying, when something needed to get done and done properly: let Abraham do it. He said it about chores. He said it about responsibility. He said it, eventually, about everything that mattered, until it became a prophecy about a man. If it’s got to get done, Abraham will do it. So, let Abraham do it.
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