I liked the case and the various texts that present it, I like that it is at the same time a personal story and a political one, this in the sense that informs the audience on how to be part of the IHub affected people, but also informs about the kind of reports and projects (developmentally oriented) that this collective has. I like the fact that it is an African case, even though it remains Kenyan, so the regional perspective of it I think it is important for the STS Across Borders, it contests the idea of borders it self.
