QUICK DELIVERY
Swift dispatch
Hidaya ya Penina Muhando 2
Hidaya ya Penina Muhando 1
Hurdles and Prospects of African Inte...
The author calls for a collective African integration in the region in particular and in Africa in general arguing that Moroccans themselves are able to find a solution to their internal issues since separatism and separation do not defend the interests of Africa as unified content in terms of culture and customs in spite of its ethnic and linguistic diversity.
In his opinion , unity and integration are the soft arms to face any outside threat. his presentation demonstrated a Sahara region that has seen socio-economic development due the efforts made by the Moroccan government.
He portrays the Moroccan King as a Great leader who has good intention in his quest to keep deploying boundless material and moral efforts to make the Sahara region a hub for development and investments.
He describes the Sahara as a region that boasts of all the living conditions in contradiction to what people are portraying and commercializing on social networks.
the historian further called for an effective and constructive dialogue among all Moroccans based on common interests in order to put an end to the long- term conflict taking into consideration the efforts made by the United nations and the African union .
Hidaya ya SHAABAN ROBERT 6
Hidaya ya SHAABAN ROBERT 5
Hidaya ya SHAABAN ROBERT 1
AAA EKIRAPA: WINGS OF AMBITION
AAA Ekirapa is a man who started from humble beginnings in Teso, Western Kenya. Ekirapa was a beneficiary of education and used his influence to change the lives of thousands of Kenyans. As you turn the pages of the book, you will appreciate the sacrifices he makes, the tough decisions he faces, and the indomitable spirit that kept him going through his career as a banker, civil servant, corporate chieftain, politician and philanthropist.
Color and Learn MAA: Maasai Language ...
A Dancing night
The magic Greenhouse
Join Miss Ruby on a delightful adventure as she fills her home with exotic plants from all over the world! From chatty succulents to mischievous cacti, her leafy friends have plenty to say—if only she could hear them! But when Miss Ruby’s house runs out of room, she has to find a special solution to keep her green family happy.
Sibanda and the Night Adder by C.M El...
A new Detective Inspector Sibanda whodunnit is one of life’s greatest pleasures!
Two murders occur in Gubu village, hours apart, embroiling Detective Inspector Sibanda, Sergeant Ncube and Miss Daisy in the murky world of blood diamonds. Before long, Sibanda is on the run, accused of the murders. He escapes to the wilderness.
The Fifty Rand Note and other short s...
Weeping tomato by Samantha Rumbidzai
Behind the Façade and other stories b...
Moments in the private room by Kudzai...
Moments in the Private Room is a piercing exploration of Zimbabwean society by the debutant author, Kudzai Mhangwa. As his creative lens moves through time and circumstances in an uncanny yet authentic voice that manages to be both satirical and heartfelt, each story is poignantly nuanced and articulates something most of us have likely felt at some point in our lives. From the pangs of love to the comforts of friendship, the thrilling vexation of chasing a dream to the burden of expectations - the perplexity of it all. And at the heart of everything is the complexity of human character, its strengths and shortcomings, its beauty and messiness that is as iridescent as the stories themselves.
Importunity by Jon Lunn
Two sensational trials in Southern Rhodesia in 1923 lay bare the evils of settler colonialism. White railwayman Iolo James defends his black domestic servant, Michael, in court against sexual assault charges laid by his wife, Doris. All three will pay a heavy price. Iolo considers himself to be a principled opponent of Empire, embarking on quixotic attempts to right its wrongs. Yet, despite good intentions, he often does much more harm than good to the people close to him. Normal relationships seem all but impossible in this deeply damaged society. Jon Lunn’s novel is a layered, deeply moving exploration of an unjust historical epoch whose legacies persist to this day.