On Oloo's Long Absence From Jukwaa

[Onyango Oloo]

Perhaps there are one or two people who have noticed my relative absence from the forum.

Well, there is a relatively straight forward explanation.

Onyango Oloo has been sick.

In fact there was a time I was hospitalized.

One or two members my already know this, but since June 2017 I have been living in South Africa. I moved to Durban, Kwa Zulu Natal after burying my second youngest sister.

A few months ago I was hospitalized when I became seriously sick.

I just got out of the hospital a few weeks ago.

Thanks to the very good health facilities in this country, I was well taken care of.

I may be going back to Kenya very soon.

I will now retreat to my relative obscurity.

Onyango Oloo
Durban, Kwa Zulu Natal

Sunday, November 4, 2018

[wanyee]

Mzee Mombasa,

Nice to hear that you are ok.

Bado tuko...

God bless.

[mank]

Pole bw. OO. i hope SA has been generously nice, just as it was with your hospital experience. best wishes in, health and all.

[Onyango Oloo]

Mank: Greetings once again. South Africa is world class when it comes to medication. Hopefully one day Kenya will catch up.

[jakaswanga]

Nov 4, 2018 17:41:06 GMT 3 Onyango Oloo said:

Perhaps there are one or two people who have noticed my relative absence from the forum.

Well, there is a relatively straight forward explanation.

Onyango Oloo has been sick.

In fact there was a time I was hospitalized.

One or two members my already know this, but since June 2017 I have been living in South Africa. I moved to Durban, Kwa Zulu Natal after burying my second youngest sister.

A few months ago I was hospitalized when I became seriously sick.

I just got out of the hospital a few weeks ago.

Thanks to the very good health facilities in this country, I was well taken care of.

I may be going back to Kenya very soon.

I will now retreat to my relative obscurity.

Onyango Oloo
Durban, Kwa Zulu Natal

Sunday, November 4, 2018

Ndugu Oloo,

Sick enough to abandon your beloved Jukwaa, is real sick. It is therefore a rare pleasure you are literate again, firm enough to hold pen, even if only to say Haiya guys!

Be well.

Jakaswanga.

NB: I have also been away a bit. But as I said elsewhere today, I was chief invigilator in a school, and earlier, training other invigilators ---including policemen. A pity there so few policewomen in this!