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Till I’m Laid to Rest
In this compelling novel, Till I'm Laid To Rest by Garfield Ellis' , we meet Shirley Temple Brown a young woman who has survived some of the hardest social and political times Jamaica has seen. But now she is finally tired of just surviving, she wants to thrive and she knows she must leave Jamaica in order to do so.
She makes the decision to leave Jamaica for a new start in Miami, USA. Not long after arriving in the city, she begins to see what the glare of the sun and the bright lights have kept hidden: elderly American retirees living out their last days in the warmth and comfort their youth never afforded them, while being cared for by complete strangers; drug dealers hungry for their slice of the American dream, sexual predators, con artists and murderers.
Alone in a place where standing still is sure death sentence, Shirley is determined to succeed or be laid to rest!
Sunrise at Midnight by Florence Mbaya
Abigail looked at him lovingly, then turning to her mother said, "Mama, know I have failed you, but when you get to know
what happened, I know you will be more forgiving..."
"Failed me?" her mother asked, looking quizzically at her. "You completely let me down, Abigail. I did not expect you to have a baby before you completed school and was able to fend for yourself, and your baby! I can only hope that you have learnt your lesson.
Though a baby is a blessing from God, it comes with responsibilities which will become even bigger and more complicated as Benji grows," she said. Abigail accepted her mother's reprimand without bitterness. She was right.
Indeed the responsibilities currently were already exhausting. Anything more will destroy me though,' she thought.
'Everyday brings new challenges! I wonder if I will ever manage to do anything else.' Loudly she said, "Mama, I want to
defer school until Benji is older."
Mamaland and Other Stories by Nyabora...
"We all have the same rights to be here."
But how about when the place you call home no longer needs you?
In Mamaland, a train ride transforms into a reflection of modern-day Africa where strangers become neighbours, neighbours become foes, and all are seeking a place that they can call their own. With old wounds being opened and new divisions being created, there is one question that remains: What does it really take to call a land a motherland?
In these pages, the final gesture of love from a daughter will be the final goodbye from a father. Ambition and betrayal combine in closed rooms where the exchange of power takes place. Families are challenged by sorrow, strangers battle prejudice, and normal people show extraordinary bravery when life requires more of them than they thought they can give.
The Boy in Crisis: Restoring the Miss...
The Boy in Crisis: Restoring the Missing Pillar of Society
A Think Tank Solutions Oriented White Paper and Transformation Toolkit
Across the world and more visibly across Africa the modern boy is standing at a dangerous crossroads. Once seen as the protector, provider, and pillar of leadership, today’s boy is increasingly lost in a society that no longer defines or develops healthy masculinity. From rising school dropouts and addiction, to absent fatherhood and moral confusion, the boy crisis has silently become one of the most urgent threats to societal stability.
Think Tank Solutions Oriented presents this powerful white paper, “The Boy in Crisis: Restoring the Missing Pillar of Society,” as both a thought leadership report and a practical intervention guide.
It exposes the root causes of the crisis - broken family systems, weak mentorship structures, reactive education, and distorted societal values and proposes a transformative framework rooted in mindset renewal, preventive action, and collective responsibility. At its core, this publication demonstrates that when the boy loses direction, the man loses purpose and when the man loses purpose, society loses balance.
Additional Free Resources - Boy-In-Crisis-Think-Tank-Journal-Nov-25 and Boy In Crisis - Parents & Leadership Assessment Form
Dear Father, A Collection of Essays a...
ENDURING FLIGHT & Other Stories
This collection of fascinating short stories in this anthology come from various backgrounds of Kenya. The genre contains simple, humorous, sometimes serious and truthful massages gathered from Africa's diverse cultures. The engrossing stories focus on the need to appreciate and embrace the uniqueness of our rich cultures for peaceful coexistence.
The Money Pressure by Matata Hassan
In this gripping tale, four young graduates in search of employment resort to robbing people during the day in order to survive. The story follows their adventures as the move from one city to another trying to evade the law and trying to make as much money as they can. The protagonists are faced with difficult moral choices to justify their actions to themselves and each other. Will they ever find a way out of their desperate situation? This book will keep you on the edge of your seat as you follow the lives of these daring day robbers.
In this amazing anthology, you get a chance to interact with amazing African short stories narrated by Africans. It cover a wide range of thematic concerns from different authorial perspective hence portraying diversity in African Literature.
The Unforgotten
Imali Abala’s The Unforgotten is a memorial work of fiction that captures the fate of Desi Makhungu in the face of tragedy and cultural gender disparities. When her son Jordan Ūmbisi leaves home in search of greener pastures, following the footsteps of his older brother, it is a moment of hope for better days ahead. He leaves behind his pregnant wife and aging parents who all remain optimistic that he will be successful and help them along! That is never to be! He completely loses ties with his family even when tragedy strikes back home. Now widowed, Desi faces the full gravity of living as a woman with no male figure in the home! What would be her fate in the days to come with neither husband nor son present? Who would build her a home when the old one falls apart? Would cultural practices ‘bend’ enable her to inherit her husband’s land?
Betrayed by Home
The sun was setting in the Maasai Mara, painting the horizon with an array of vibrant orange and red hues. As night descended, the small village that was nestled in the center of the savanna became illuminated, with the most notable structure being the hut that belonged to the young Maasai boy and his aunt and uncle.
In this amazing anthology, you get a chance to interact with amazing African short stories narrated by Africans. It covers a wide range of thematic concerns from different authorial perspectives hence portraying diversity in African Literature.
The Village Whistle and Other Stories
The Village Whistles and Other Stories is set in Western Kenya, the coastal line of Eastern Africa and other parts of the world.
The collection is a basketful of memorable real-life adventures and escapades. Maurice Misiko and Ombati Ombogo take you to the past, which mingles with the present in humorous and captivating incidents that convey values, beliefs and customs.
Allegories and euphemism combined with anecdotes highlight poverty, education, superstition and traditions. The stories enter- tain, educate and preserve cultures for present and future genera- tions.
The Dark Moon
Are you ready for an unforgettable journey through love, adversity, and self-discovery? Look no further than "The Dark Moon"!
Dell, our resilient protagonist, is faced with a series of difficult challenges that test her strength and willpower. But with the help of her loyal companion Jay, she navigates through the complexities of poor governance, education, tradition, and maxism. This novel is not just a story, it's a reflection of the world we live in and the struggles we face.
But it's not all heavy, The Dark Moon is also a story full of humor, sarcasm, dilemma, and irony, that keeps you on the edge of your seat, waiting to see what happens next. The story ends with a suspenseful climax that will leave you thinking long after you've finished the last page.
One of the most striking aspect of the book is how the text weighs the black and white people on the same scale and looks at them as equals, just as it should be. It's a novel that truly highlights an important aspect of color, and it will make you question your own biases and prejudices.
Buy "The Dark Moon" today and embark on an unforgettable journey that will change the way you see the world. This is a novel that you won't be able to put down, and it will stay with you long after you've finished it.
The Forbidden Fruit
Devolution of governance and management of public services came as a blessing to many at the grassroots. It generated hope and raised expectations for the many that wallowed in poverty for years on end. With twists and turns, Tumbocracy etches out Democracy and, inevitably, things take the wrong-turn! Is doom the ultimate destination for the many a citizen at the grassroots? Forbidden Fruit is a fast-paced drama that raises important questions about the legitimacy of the many flagship initiatives of devolved units!
What Others Say
“The play captures happenings in devolved units in Kenya. Poor governance, mass corruption, and leaders’ amassing of wealth for themselves, is evident. The playwright creates the content anew and makes it sensitive to the society again as these issues have been taken as obvious and normal.” – Rose Keya Kong’ani, Editor