Good news to bloggers. The greatest motoroshow, AccessKenya Concours, in East Africa just embraced us. If you can prove that you are a serious blogger then you will get a media pass for the event. According to Nancy Imunde who is the communications manager at the NSE listed firm, bloggers and all other journalists will have space and fast speed internet connection. And if you dont have a laptop or fear coming with one, don’t loose hope because AccessKenya will have even free computers for you. You just need to prove your worth.
This is good news and it seems AccessKenya is growing young (not old) by going hip. They just had the first sale of tickets online through Pesapal which intergrates Zap, M-Pesa and Yu-Cash. After purchasing of the tickets from this mini site, you will then print the ticket with a unique bar code. The bar code will become invalid once your ticket has been scanned at the gate, keeping off fraudsters.
The event is going down on Sunday 26th September at Ngong racecourse. This year we have Mike Munya with a 1956 Ford Zephyr Zodiac, Tony Page with a 1972 Triumph x75 Hurricane Motorbike, Walter Serem with a 1962 Chevy and many more including sale of 1985 and below made vehicles by the public. I might bring in my old BMW for the fun.
The events shall be streamed live from their special Concours page or from AccessKenya Group homepage.
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