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Some would be embarrassed to admit it, but I am going to give it to you straight up. I don’t watch, listen to, or read the news.
It’s not that I like to be out of the loop; rather, this is a defense mechanism that I developed after first being exposed to the gruesome, horrific, doomsday nature of news in Kenya.
After spending many troubled nights feeling like the world was a horrible place, nights on which coincidentally I had watched the evening news, I put two-and-two together and decided to forgo having my finger on the pulse of current events, in favor of being a calmer, happier, more positive Nairobi resident.
How do I keep abreast of what’s going on in the world, you might ask?
My response to you would be: if something is really important and worth knowing about, then people will be talking (and blogging) about it. Eventually, I’ll find out somehow.
Take, for instance, the advent of the SEACOM cable to East Africa.