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Time wasted in Nairobi traffic by Edi...
The book is a hilarious account of Nairobi traffic: day to day account of commuter experiences where a short journey which should take 20 minutes can end up taking 2 hours. It describes the matatu, the boda boda, the traffic police, the hawker and the ordinary commuter as components of the traffic congestion. Eventually it gives hope in that while stuck in the jam there are things one can do, like listening to music, organising work before reaching the office, learning a new skill online or just reflecting. It ends with a call for all to contribute to the planning of an integrated city transport system.
The Eagle’s Swoop- Unveiling th...
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Eagles Swoop investigates the struggle between true worship and idolatry in ancient Israel, examining how rebellion against God left the nation vulnerable to judgement. Through the rise of the Assyrian Empire, portrayed as an eagle swooping upon its prey, the book examines the historical and spiritual consequences of misplaced devotion. It draws lessons on faithfulness, repentance and the cost of turning away from God, inviting readers to reflect on the forms of idolatry that continue to challenge genuine worship today.
The Eagle’s Swoop- Unveiling th...
African Interest, International Bestsellers, Personal Christian Testimony & Popular Inspirational Works, Religion & Spiritual
Eagles Swoop investigates the struggle between true worship and idolatry in ancient Israel, examining how rebellion against God left the nation vulnerable to judgement. Through the rise of the Assyrian Empire, portrayed as an eagle swooping upon its prey, the book examines the historical and spiritual consequences of misplaced devotion. It draws lessons on faithfulness, repentance and the cost of turning away from God, inviting readers to reflect on the forms of idolatry that continue to challenge genuine worship today.
The Integrity Code-What you do When N...
The Integrity Code explores how character is formed through the choices we make, especially when no one is watching and doing what is right comes at a cost. Drawing on biblical wisdom and real-life experiences, Winstone Sharrad examines integrity in leadership, family and everyday life, challenging readers to remain true to their values even when faced with pressure, temptation or personal loss. The book invites readers to reflect on their unseen decisions, take responsibility for their actions and build lives grounded in honesty, courage and a clear conscience.
The Blueprint I could not Build- When...
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What happens when God gives you a vision you are not meant to complete? This is what The Blueprint I Could Not Build is about.
Through the lives of David, Solomon, John the Baptist and Jesus, the book explores the difference between a good desire and a God-given assignment. It shows how purpose unfolds across generations, calling us to recognise our part, prepare others and trust God with what we may never finish.
Sometimes, faithfulness is not about completing the work ourselves, but preparing the person who will. The challenge is to embrace our assignment, honour our season and leave the blueprint in the hands of the God who sees the whole picture.
When Machines No longer Need Us- Huma...
What happens when machines can perform most human tasks, and sometimes better than we can? If our worth comes from being created in God’s image, what does it mean when artificial intelligence and Artificial Superintelligence surpass our abilities? This is what When Machines No Longer Need Us explores, examining human dignity, the future of work, wealth distribution and the meaning of life in an age of increasingly capable machines. Drawing on biblical principles, economic realities and technological developments, it considers how AI could reshape livelihoods and societies, including opportunities and challenges for Africa. At its heart is a question of human purpose: can machines replace our abilities without diminishing our worth? The discourse argues that our future should not be measured by whether we remain more capable than our creations, but by how wisely, fairly and responsibly we use them.
Creation’s Alarms- When nature ...
Creation’s Alarms discusses how floods, droughts, deforestation and food insecurity expose the consequences of how humanity treats the natural world. Drawing on biblical principles, real-world examples and practical insights, Winstone Sharrad examines how waste, greed and unsustainable consumption contribute to environmental crises. The book calls readers to embrace their God-given responsibility to care for creation, moving beyond extraction and depletion towards restoration, responsible stewardship and a fruitful earth for generations to come.
The Intelligence Beneath Our Feet- Wh...
The Intelligence Beneath began with a simple observation of tiny black ants following a trail towards a few sugar crystals on a bathroom wall. This everyday encounter led Winstone Sharrad to discover the remarkable ways ants communicate, coordinate, solve problems and adapt without central leadership. Drawing on scientific research, nature, technology, leadership and biblical reflection, the book connects the hidden intelligence of ant colonies to artificial intelligence, robotics and human organisations. It invites readers to look beyond appearances and discover how cooperation, resilience and seemingly simple systems can reveal important lessons about intelligence and the world we inhabit.
The Quiet Things That Change Everything
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The Quiet Things That Change Everything looks at the transforming power of forgiveness and gratitude in everyday life. Through biblical accounts, including Job’s restoration and the gratitude of the one leper who returned to thank Jesus, alongside relatable life experiences, Winstone Sharrad examines how forgiveness helps us confront past hurts while gratitude changes how we see and respond to life. The book invites readers to reflect on letting go of bitterness without abandoning justice, appreciating what they have and discovering how these quiet choices can nurture healing, inner freedom and peace.
Beyond Appearance-God’s Economy...
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Beyond Appearances: God’s Economy vs. Man’s Values" takes you on a thought-provoking journey through Scripture, history, and modern insight to expose the false scales by which the world judges worth. Drawing from the Old and New Testaments—anchored in passages like 1 Samuel 16:7, Luke 1:46–55, and 1 Corinthians 1:27–29—alongside the Jewish wisdom of Sirach, the voices of the early Church Fathers, and the findings of modern leadership studies, this book unveils a timeless truth: in God’s kingdom, status, wealth, and appearances do not define value—character, humility, and faith do.
Through clear teaching, practical application, and cross-generational wisdom, readers are challenged to live by heaven’s economy while wisely navigating earthly systems. This is a call to reject favoritism, honor the overlooked, and become leaders who measure by God’s standard, not the world’s.
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.
EBOLA ,The shocking True Story of Sec...
The task of the book you are holding in your hands is not only to debunk official narratives regarding a now accepted formula and platform of sharing deadly pathogens that will soon eat you for lunch, but also to unmask the real targets of decades long biowarfare driven by racism and secured by mad science.
God Has Always Been The LUO’S G...
PROFESSOR MADARA OGOT is a faculty member at the University of Nairobi where he served as the Deputy Vice-Chancellor for Research, Innovation and Enterprise. He was also the Deputy Vice-Chancellor for Academic Affairs at Maseno University. His publications include MVITA: History of Mombasa 12" Century-2012 (2023), History of Nairobi 1899-2012 (2020), and Fountain of Knowledae: History of the University of Nairobi, 1952-2020 (2021)
Is it possible that the God worshipped by the Southern Luo as Nyasaye is the very same God revealed in the Old Testament as Yahweh? This groundbreaking book answers that question with depth, humility, and startling clarity. Drawing on Scripture, Luo oral tradition, anthropology, and a covenant understanding of God, the book presents profound parallels between Nyasaye and Yahweh, both described as Creator, Judge, Protector, and Giver of rain, fertility, and life. From the Southern Luo taboos of kwer and chira to the covenant blessings and curses of Leviticus, from ancestral mediators to Israel's prophets, the evidence reveals a shared divine moral order. More than a cultural comparison, this book is a compelling spiritual journey that affirms God's presence among all nations and invites readers to rediscover their heritage with reverence and confidence. Whether you are Luo, Christian, a student of world reliaions, or simply curious about how God reveals Himself across cultures, this book will challenge, inspire, and deepen your understanding of the One true God known in Luo tradition as Nyasaye and in Scripture as Yahweh