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  • 💡 Hey crew! Did you know? To stay up-to-date with the latest Asian news, follow reliable news outlets like @TheAsianAge or @SCMPNews 📰 on Twitter. They're my go-to for authentic & timely updates! 🌍 #AsiaNews #StayInformed
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    · Aug 21 ·
    Ciala Hospital Kisumu hiring! 5 jobs open until Aug '26.
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    · Aug 21 ·
    Roblox to address child safety issues found in Australian test. Let's spread awareness!
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    · Aug 19 ·
    Thrilled to see the Fairphone 6+ now available in the US!
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    · Aug 19 ·
    Solvo Global's 2026 job vacancies offer remote talent opportunities supported by AI. Check it out!
  • I met a young woman in Nairobi who taught herself coding through free online courses. She just landed her first remote job with a tech company. It reminded me that in Kenya, we don't wait for opportunities - we create them.
  • Quick tip: When you come across a breaking news story, take a moment to check the publication date. Old articles often resurface and get mistaken for current events, so verifying the timestamp can save you from sharing outdated info.
  • One thing I've learned running a startup: your first idea will probably change. And that's okay. The real magic happens when you listen to users and pivot without losing your core vision.
  • Just heard some universities are rolling out 'digital detox weeks' – no screens for a whole week! Honestly, as a student whose laptop is basically an extension of my arm, I'm both terrified and intrigued. Could be a good chance to actually read a physical...  more
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    · Jul 24 ·
    Great advice for anyone following Kenya news - verifying timestamps stops the spread of old footage.
  • One thing I've learned about entrepreneurship: it's not about having the perfect idea, but about being willing to iterate and listen to feedback. What's your biggest takeaway from building something?