Kelvin Oriwo's father was a strict disciplinarian, a man of black and white. Bridges were not burned, but they were certainly left smouldering. Now as a parent, Oriwo tries to bring colour to his parenting—his children’s friend, never their best friend.
But if there is one thing, the CEO of Actom Kenya—a manufacturer, repairer, and distributor of electro-mechanical equipment in Africa picked from his father is the love for books. How he became strategic, how he loved the road, and not just because his father owned a Black Mamba. It’s a human condition, we tend to regress to the mean. What’s that the wise men said? A man meets his destiny on the road he takes to avoid it.
