Kenyan blogs worth millions of shillings

Dane Carlson created a little applet which computes and displays your blog's worth. Just type in the URL for your blog, and it will return its overall value. Of course, the accuracy of the approach is debatable, as the value of a blog can be subjective and case specific, but it is still worth checking out. I just ran the applet for 10 of my favourite Kenyan blog sites. Here are the results:

• Bankelele: US$15,242.58 
• Girl in the Meadow: US$9,032.64 
• Kenyan Pundit: US$162,022.98 (Congrats Ory, please don't sell your blog!)
• Mountainous: US$9,597.18 
• Rafiki Kenya: US$12,419.88
  
• Sukuma Kenya: US$17,500.74 
• Sultry Nutter: US$3,387.24 
• The Diary of a Kenyan Campus Girl: US$8,468.10 
• tHiNkEr’S rOoM: US$23,710.68 
• Wanjiku Unlimited: US$9,032.64
  
These ten blogs give us a total of US$270,414.66. That's almost 22 million shillings! What could we bloggers do with 22 million shillings? Buy two and a half Hummers? Buy 2,700 US$100-laptops for schools? Pay 2 MP's for a year? Give 10,000 school children a school lunch for a year? Or do we just keep on blogging?Source URL: https://pussyhotnaked.blogspot.com/search/label/blogging
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Kelele

Kelele is an annual African bloggers’ conference held in a different African city each year and run by an organising committee in that city. Kelele will be held for the first time in August 2009 in Nairobi, Kenya. Kelele is the Kiswahili word for noise. Kelele will be a gathering of African bloggers in the tradition of historical African societies where everyone has a voice. Where society has room for debate and discussion. The theme of Kelele ’09 Nairobi is Beat Your Drum – connecting the traditional Africa method of getting your message across vast distances – the talking drums – to the 21st century and the tools we use today to get our message across, blogs and the Internet.Source URL: https://pussyhotnaked.blogspot.com/search/label/blogging
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Yesterday was Blog Day!

One day late, but in some parts of the world it is still August 31st, 2008. So here is my list of five Blogs for Blog Day 2008.

I would like to start with what I call "The Three Musketeers". Though not very new, these are three sites that helped me and many others here in Kenya very much during the challenging times earlier this year. Apart from that, their blogs are still some of the very best in Kenya and a must-read for most of us:

• tHiNkEr'S rOoM: In the post-election period, M. actually went to KICC, visited polling stations and slums, and actually wrote history. More recent posts have always brought a big smile to my face - great sense of humour.
• Kenyan Pundit: Ory’s idea, Ushahidi, became one of the most visited and commented on sites dealing with the post-election situation in Kenya. And now, her TED talk is finally up on TED’s website, really a must-see if you are interested in Africa's development.
• bankelele: On January 5th, 2008, bankelele came up with alternative solutions for Kenya. Bankelele's posts always have a lot of new information, in a condensed but very clear format, something very few bloggers manage to do. Bankele is appreciating his very large readership by always promptly replying to comments.

And then there are two sites that I have started following more recently:

• The Diary of a Kenyan Campus Girl: Because she honestly loves Alvaro, because she always has interesting stories about love or about Dr T., and because she is able to bring back our own memories of campus life or make us look forward to get one.
• Mara Triangle Blog: Stories that can take you on a virtual safari to the best of the new world wonders... this Blog makes us all look forward to a real safari to the Mara one day.

A big hug to the big five above for influencing my life in a positive way and a big thank you to all of you - my dearest readers - for your attention.

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Welcome to Rafiki Kenya

Welcome to the Rafiki Kenya blog! Rafiki is a Swahili word which means Friend. Hence Rafiki Kenya means something like Friend of Kenya. This Rafiki Kenya blog is for sharing news about Kenya and promoting business, tourism, and friendship between Kenyans and the world. Source URL: https://pussyhotnaked.blogspot.com/search/label/blogging
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