The Palm Wine Drinkard
A thoroughly fascinating exploration of Amos Tutuola's eerie world, based on 20th century Yoruba folklore.
I could write better. And write more. It is a work in progress. In the meantime, here is what I have published so far.
A thoroughly fascinating exploration of Amos Tutuola's eerie world, based on 20th century Yoruba folklore.
My aim was to get back to reading more books in 2021. This is what I read.
Relauched the Akabbo crowdfunding platform to make it easier for anyone in Uganda to fundraise for people and projects they care about.
Thoughts from reading Arunjay Kartakam's The Power of Micro Money Transfers and the role they can play in creating a more inclusive financial services ecosystem.
Thoughts from reading James Baldwin's The Fire Next Time in the wake of George Floyd's murder and the ensuing global reckoning on racial inequality.
The pendulum swings between delight and despair get ever wider closer to product launch.
Don Norman is a great educator.
Only ready 8 books in 2017
Continuous deployment of my PWA with CircleCI and Firebase
Community participation is the strongest fighting chance for success in urban sustainability
Using BEM for CSS naming convention
Time to connect and engage. Join the Kampala tech scene conversation.
This is why we are building Urb
My 2016 Bookshelf
Why is Facebook not innovating in the "Friends" section?
Fun quotes about design and making that stuck
Takeaways from my product design experiece thus far.
A basic Django app with the Github API
Art, Craft and Fashion at the Transform Africa conference
NTFIII project at the Connected East Africa conference
The law or rule of freaking out your users the least.
My TEDx Kampala talk about The Sharing Economy
Celebrating success and a beautiful partnership at the Starkey Gala
Art can be a guide to life - Alain De Botton
Fashion festival folly in Firenze
A second sojourn in Minneapolis
Key takeaways and lessons learned in 2013
A belated World AIDS Day message and why you should care.
I need to start writing again.
Key protagonists: iCloud and the Uganda Police.
One day I will write an ode to Sublime Text 2.
Using Jekyll and Github Pages to power my website