George Sang

06/08/2026

R-E-S-P-E-C-T. This key seven-letter word is musically best enunciated in the hit song by Aretha Franklin and originally sung by Otis Redding in 1965. The words epitomise what respect is all about. Redding’s version is a plea from a desperate man, who will give his woman anything she wants.

He won’t care in the least if she wrongs him, as long as he gets his due respect. However, Franklin’s version is a bold declaration from a strong woman. She has everything her man wants. She never does him wrong and only demands his “respect"

Thoughts around 2013 August

13 years later

"The President is Head of State and a member of the ruling Jubilee coalition. He deserves his due decorum, even if many times like I do you don’t necessarily agree with him or his Government."

"In the US, Republicans don’t exactly have a high regard for President Obama, but they will treat him with respect befitting the President of the United States."

Same things seem to repeat itself

30/05/2026

31/01/2026

The Little Things You Forget

Sometimes you just need to pause and look around. Not at the money, not at the car, not at the things you're still chasing; but at what's already here. You can see. You can walk. You can sleep in peace. You can eat what you like. You can breathe without help. These things seem small until you meet someone who's lost one of them. So take a breath. You're already holding more blessings than you realize.

To God be the Glory

15/01/2026

Savana dry men

They will call you wueeh!~Meaning you

Savana man says men should be hugging cactus....

12/01/2026

From a KICC chopper ride to a full throttle cultural welcome,

Kenyans rolled out their social media organic followership

Magical Kenya got it right

President Ruto made a bold impression, proving he’s a master of the moment.

This wasn’t luck it was a calculated, instant showcase of Kenya’s culture, energy, and tourism power.

Kenya didn’t just host Speed.
Kenya stole the show.