I wrote to Godown, Goether Institute, Village Market, Yaya Center, etc. in 2010 to install dead-drops, but none replied.
Advice I got is that public dead-drops (that is public street) would not last a day and it is not safe (Nairobbery). ***********
Sir/Madam,
Dead Drops, created in October 2010 by a German guy living in New York, are now very popular and making the buzz online worldwide.
Dead Drops is just a USB key which is fixed in a wall using tape and cement.
Please visit this site - http://deaddrops.com/ - for short explanation as well as images
As you can see, there are only three dead drops in Africa (1 in South Africa and 2 in Reunion Island).
This is why I am writing to you....
So, would it be possible to place a Dead Drop somewhere at Yaya Center ? I am sure that placing a Dead Drop in Yaya Center will create a lot of buzz about it on Kenyan social media (Twitter, Facebook) and why not national media !!
