Nicholas Makari Mwai is a truly Kenyan made gentleman.Born way back 26 years ago in the splendid slopes of Mount Kenya,where he grew from a tiny herdsboy to the present: a graduate from the University from Nairobi with Honors,Bachelor of Commerce.He is a Christian in religion and his hobbies are writing,drawing,reading and watching natural landscape documentaries.He has a deep passion with nature to the extent that a scene of a tranquil river flowing down on top of screes of pumice rocks leaves his inner heart sizzling in ripples of joy.He likes drawing and music and the gift of it all.He likes people and feels people are source of peace,they are a treasure,people are golden nature's creation,a reflection of God's love and every person is indescribably important.His greatest ambition is to move the smallest society he excist in,and does believe the small things that everyone does,though small they may seem,make a significant impact to our lives of very many people ... for now I just wish every living person the best ! Nicholas Makari Mwai

John Njenga Karugia was born in Nairobi though his hometown is Naivasha. He is a Bachelor of Education (Arts; German and Literature)graduate of Kenyatta University. For 2 years he taught at German School Nairobi before joining University of Leipzig to pursue Masterof Science in Global Studies. An ardent lover of philosophy and politics, he is widely travelled not only to the fascinating manyattas in the heartland of  Massai Mara's serenity and the unforgettable lake Baringo but to the snows and sausages of Berlin, the siestas of Madrid, the love of Paris and the silent sunsets of Lisbon's Atlantic skyline. A keen listener, he enjoys reading the Bible, taking quiet walks, listening to country music and photography. Thomas Jefferson,writing to Thomas Jefferson Smith on February 21st in 1825 told him; "Adore God" "Pride costs us more than hunger, thirst and cold." May God truly help all of you to enjoy the wine of life and the heartbeats of your days on planet earth. John Njenga Karugia.