@Becky, @Jane,

True that Ndemo was cool like that.

But I guess everyone has their own style (remember when Kibaki took over and went quiet in Statehouse and everyone -comparing him to Moi - was asking where is this old man; 10years later the guy showed up with Thika Superhighway +++

One more thing, Matiangi is Cabinet Sec a.k.a Minister so it is abit unfair to compare him with Ndemo who was Permanent Sec (different roles). Perhaps if Becky did an article comparing Matiangi to Pogisho (former Minister) we might get a different picture?

That said, I also do miss seeing the "Ndemo effect" at the Ministry...but maybe we should instead target to bringing out the PS Tiampati out of the woods..we could start by giving him a free, lifetime registration to KICTAnet :-)

walu.

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Sent: Friday, September 27, 2013 12:56 PM
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I agree with Wanjiku . Dr Ndema was that available and supportive to everybody.

Jane

From: Rebecca Wanjiku <rebeccawanjiku@yahoo.com>
To: Jane Muriuki <nnfeischools@yahoo.com>
Cc: KICTAnet ICT Policy Discussions <kictanet@lists.kictanet.or.ke>
Sent: Friday, September 27, 2013 12:25 PM
Subject: [kictanet] What Matiangi can learn from Ndemo

When it became obvious that Bitange Ndemo would not be taking over as the Cabinet Secretary in the Ministry of Information and Communication, the ICT community wondered who would wear the giant shoes left by Ndemo.

To calm the nerves and prepare for his exit, Ndemo wrote to the ICT industry and you can read it here.

So much has been said about Ndemo, both positive and negative but the thing I am most happy about is his easy approach; want to see him, drop him an email, get an appointment at 6 am or earlier. Want to interview him, drop the questions on email, and for some reason I would have answers in 24 hours, on email. No reminder, he will do it.

http://www.wanjiku.co.ke/2013/09/what-matiangi-can-learn-from-ndemo/

Tel. 254 720 318 925

wanjiku.co.ke

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