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Africa In Search For Transition : Tow...
Kenya and Africa face deep development challenges rooted in a contemporary culture of corruption and a decadent value system. Instead of focusing solely on political corruption, this book examines why citizens allow corruption to thrive and outlines a roadmap to reset the collective mindset toward responsible citizenship.
RIITHO NTURENE BY Erick Kimathi
Riitho Ntûrene (The Eye of the Village/Community) is a cultural reflection that serves as an observational lens into the heart of Ameru society. Through a collection of narratives, wisdom, and traditional teachings, the book captures the essence of communal life and the societal values that hold the community together. It acts as a preservation tool for the oral history and cultural philosophies of the Meru people, inviting the reader to understand the community not just through historical dates and political structures, but through the everyday life, ethics, and "watchful eye" of the village.
BORN TO BE UNSTOPPABLE: My Kenyan Sto...
Known internationally as a motivational speaker and founder of Maji Mazuri, Wanjiku Kironyo has dedicated her life to empowering marginalized Kenyans. Born to Be Unstoppable traces her journey from a remote village during the Mau Mau era to university in California, and back to Kenya, where she transformed opportunities into impact. From her fieldwork in Mathare Valley to inspiring thousands through education and social programs, Wanjiku’s story is one of resilience, vision, and self-determination. This intimate memoir celebrates a remarkable life committed to social change, demonstrating the transformative power of courage, hard work, and compassion.
THE TRUTH OF THE WORD HIDDEN IN THE W...
What if our language for creation has distorted how we see the world? For centuries, the story of Genesis has been filtered through translations that replaced a world of living connection with one of command and hierarchy. This book returns to the original Hebrew to recover a grammar where being arises through relation, not control. It is an invitation to rediscover a reality more intimate and alive than modern thought allows, reopening a world where meaning is shared rather than imposed. Translation shaped our imagination; returning to the first language of Genesis reopens our world.
CŨCŨ by Wanjiku Kironyo
The Traditional African Family as a Living Classroom brings Africa’s ancient wisdom to life through riddles, proverbs, and storytelling. Long before formal education, families taught intellect, values, and communal identity through daily life, music, language, and ritual. Colonialism disrupted this vibrant system, erasing indigenous knowledge and replacing it with foreign models. This book explores that rupture while celebrating ongoing efforts to reclaim Africa’s living classrooms. A compelling blend of history, memory, and cultural insight, it invites readers to witness the resilience of ancestral knowledge and the enduring power of education rooted in community and tradition.