Mombasa Holiday Destinations and Business Guide

 It's like visiting two worlds, to emerge from the noisy, chaotic bedlam that is Baqqara Market and stand on the ledge of Dolphin Hotel, Mogadishu Liddo Waterfront.  Baqqara is like Eastleigh on steroids; it gives the heady, money fuelled energy that hovers one short step from madness. The energy at Liddo is calming, with a sweet breeze blowing in from the impossibly beautiful azure waters of the Indian Ocean.  It's Independence Day, and Mogadishu is teeming with optimism. Blue flags all over and the mojo is infectious. Even the aged militiaman who frisks me for hidden weapons is relaxed, doing so while sitted, his rusty, ancient Kalashnikov at his feet and a cigarette jauntily clamped at the corner of his mouth. The signs of a nation rising cautiously but boldly from its ruins are all over. Behind me, the ancient, bomb scarred ruins of warlord Ali Mahdi Mohammed's former HQs and palace are now flanked by a spanking new, multi-storey apartment complex.  Children play...

 Jargon Monoxide: The Corporate Cancer That’s Killing Your Business  There’s a silent killer in your company. It’s not competition, bad hires, or even a broken business model. It’s jargon monoxide—a steady stream of meaningless corporate gibberish that seeps into meetings, emails, and strategy decks, suffocating clear thinking and real action. You’ve heard it before. The executive who insists “We need to leverage cross-functional synergies to enhance stakeholder engagement.” The consultant who claims “Our approach is to drive transformational outcomes via customer-centric innovations.” Translation: Nobody knows what the hell they’re talking about. Jargon monoxide is what happens when people prioritize sounding smart over being smart. It’s corporate carbon monoxide—odorless, invisible, and quietly poisoning your company’s ability to think clearly and execute fast. How Jargon Monoxide Spreads It starts with one person trying to sound more competent than they are. Instead of sayi...

By Errands & Homes, Mombasa.  A sample itinerary for a Five days, 4 nights Holiday in Malindi this December for a 5 pax family/group Day 1: 3.00 pm: Pick up from Airport to Residence, refreshments, Orientation and Dinner from a resident chef.  Day 2: Late Breakfast, swimming at the resident pool, private beach experience and Alfajiri® dhow Ride in the afternoon, back to Residence.  Day 3: There is so much to see and experience, and it's unlikely  your itinerary will cover all of them, so your guide will assist you pick these attractions in order of proximity to each other, preference or reference.   Watamu tour: Arabuko Sokoke Forest,  Gede Ruins,  kirepwe Island & Ruins,   Mida Creek,  Sabaki river estuary,  Watamu marine park,  Crab Shark Restaurant Dabaso & Dabaso Rock.  Lichthaus by Temple point Marafa Depression The Bio-Ken Snake farm Day 4 Malindi tour. Places to visit: 1. Vasco da Gama pillar 2. Kip...

 THE CONSTANT CRITIC Psychologist say that people who constantly criticize can really hurt your self esteem and overall well-being. Think about it - if you are always around negativity and criticism that you start to feel like you reality,  it can seriously harm your confidence,  productivity and happiness. it's not about avoiding people who give you feedback, but rather recognizing those that criticize just for the sake of it. THE ENERGY VAMPIRE We've all had that one friend or coworker who leaves us feeling completely drained after just a few minutes together. Psychologists often call these people 'Energy Vampires'  When it is important to be there for friends during tough times there's a difference between being supportive and being treated like an emotional punching bag. Pay attention to how you feel after spending time with someone. If you constantly feel drained instead of uplifted, they might be an energy vampire. THE ONE-SIDED FRIEND  In a healthy friend...

E nquirer: Anyone with a two bedroom in Nyali? Agent: Hi Enquirer: Hi Agent: ulipata hii Enquirer: share what you have. *Agent inboxes host A Agent: Is your unit available? Host A: Dates? *Agent runs back to enquirer: Agent: Dates? Enquirer: 3rd to10th. Agent runs back to host A Agent: 3rd to 10th Host A: Those dates I'm booked.  *Agent runs to hosts B, misses, inboxes Host C, misses, and finally succeeds in getting it from host D.  Agent to enquirer: it's available. Enquirer: *I'm already sorted thanks* *Agents returns to TikTok a very tired person and closes business for that day.  From: Diaries of Errands & Homes, Mombasa. Contacts  +254 722 997382 +254 754 997382 +245 777 997382 Email. errandsboykenya20@gmail.com

Well, not every Kenyan make enough money to save for travels & holiday. Holidays can be so cheap if a budget is tailored by an experienced organiser or a travel agent.  Mombasa is especially dreaded for it's destinations and it's always everyone's  belief that you have to sum up thousands to treat your family, your spouse or colleagues. Errands and Homes, Mombasa®, has pegged Ksh 7,000 as the minimum budget for individuals travelling as a group for a two days and one night on full board, all costs inclusive.  This article takes you through several clusters of travel budgets that inspires every one to plan a holiday.  1. Working Groups  Colleagues working together can plan a short two day and one night holiday and maximize the time and have an almost full package experience. They require to book Friday's 10 pm and arrive in Mombasa on Saturday morning. A little rest is enough and have their itinerary kick off immediately. Beach, Boat Rides and evening night o...