We have many many Kenyan writers. Many. Get into transcribers Kenya, and you'll see. They make quite some money from their efforts.

I think its about time we realized that we are old. That change is taking over at a much faster rate than we can handle. That is if we are asking questions like this, and comparing ourselves to lesser developed nations.

Audio books, soft copies have taken over paper backs. Same way DVDs phased out cassettes. About time we introduced audio-visual aids into our learning institutions. Every classroom, in my opinion, needs a TV and CPU. How else do we make technological strides and catch up with our Cousins in Obama-land?

I tried audio books nikashindwa, I cannot even read on kindle. I prefer paper books and their smell