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Divine Assurance- Embracing God’...
Discover a source of unwavering hope and guidance in "Divine Assurance: Embracing God's Rewards, Providence, and Protection Through Scripture and Insight" by Winstone Sharrad. This insightful book takes you on a transformative journey largely from selected Psalms 23,34,37,91, 121 and the New Testament through the promises of the Bible, exploring how divine rewards, providence, deliverance, and protection can impact your life today. Whether you seek to deepen your faith, find comfort in times of trouble, or understand God’s providence in your life, "Divine Assurance" provides a comprehensive and engaging exploration of how these divine promises can transform your daily journey.
The Rise Of The African Novel; Politi...
Turquoise Dreams: Anthology of short ...
Designed to amplify the authentic voices of emerging writers, Turquoise Dreams is a short story collection depicting life experiences through the eyes of women in modern day Southern Africa. With contributing writers from Matebeleland, Midlands, Masvingo, Mashonaland and Manicaland, the stories portray post-colonial struggles amidst societal degeneration within a declining economic environment in Zimbabwe and beyond its borders.
There are 29 short stories in total, each ranging between 1500 and 7000 words, by the following 10 writers:
– Tinatswe Mhaka
– Mantate Queeneth Mlotshwa
– Nyasha Chiyanike
– Nadia Mutisi
– Chipo Mawarire
– Sibonginkosi Netha
– Nkosilesisa Kwanele Ncube
– Gwadamirai Majange
– Edith Moreblessings Virima
– Panashe Mawoneke
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The Theft of a Continent: Africa: The...
They came for the land with guns.
They came for the people with chains.
Now they come in suits—with loans, contracts, and smiles.
But the theft has never stopped.
Africa was never poor — it was made poor.
For centuries, empires, corporations, and dictators conspired to strip the continent bare — of its land, its minerals, and its people’s dignity.
From the forests of Kenya and the deserts of Algeria, to the mines of Congo and the oil fields of Nigeria, Africans fought with courage and sacrifice to break the chains of colonial rule. Yet even as flags were raised and anthems sung, another form of bondage took hold: debt, corruption, and foreign domination wearing the mask of freedom.
The Theft of a Continent – AFRICA is the story of both triumph and betrayal. It recounts the liberation struggles — the martyrs, the revolutionaries, the coups, and the Cold War intrigues. It also exposes the neocolonial theft that continues today, where contracts replace cannons and boardrooms replace battlefields.
This is not just history. It is a call to Africa’s youth — to finish the work begun by Nkrumah, Kenyatta, Cabral, Lumumba, Sankara, Mandela, and countless others.
Because until Africa controls its land, its resources, and its destiny, the theft is not over.
Written with rage, pride, and a deep love for the continent, The Theft of a Continent is a call to the new African generation: rise, reclaim, and refuse to be bought. Africa is not for sale. And the world will hear her voice.
Still, I will Hope- Facing Faith in t...
African Interest, International Bestsellers, Personal Christian Testimony & Popular Inspirational Works, Religion & Spiritual
When the Bottom Falls Out, What Does Faith Look Like?
Grief. Silence. Injustice. Delay. Exile. We’ve all felt the sting of living in a world that doesn’t make sense. But what if lament isn’t a detour from faith—but the very road that leads us deeper into it?
In this deeply honest and theologically rich work, Still I Will Hope takes readers on a journey through some of Scripture’s darkest moments—and most defiant declarations of trust. From Jeremiah’s tears in Lamentations to Job’s ash heap, from Habakkuk’s trembling praise to Paul’s prison-born endurance, each chapter reveals that biblical lament is not weakness—it is worship in its rawest form.
Drawing on timeless truths and modern-day stories, this book is for those who have run out of words but still whisper prayers. For those who trust God in theory but struggle in the silence. For those who love the Bible yet long for a faith that can stand when the lights go out.
Whether you’re walking through personal loss, national trauma, spiritual exile, or the ache of waiting, Still I Will Hope will help you:
• Rediscover the beauty of lament as a sacred language
• Find strength not in escape, but in endurance
• Anchor your soul in the God who remains faithful—even when nothing else is
• Learn how to wait, weep, and worship in the tension between pain and promise
This is not a book of easy answers. It’s a companion for hard seasons. A theological lifeline. A voice that won’t flinch at your tears. And a call to keep walking—even through the fire—with a hope that holds.
Because God is still good.
And even here—still, you can hope.
The Sons Who Learned to Stand-A Tale ...
In the heart of Nairobi, where estates are loud with trends, jokes, and endless distractions, a group of boys begins to forget what it truly means to grow into strong and honourable young men.
Brayo and his friends spend their days laughing, copying whatever is popular, and avoiding responsibility — until one evening, a strange hyena appears.
The hyena laughs at them.
Not because they are young…
But because they are refusing to grow.
With the gentle guidance of Babu Linani, the boys are introduced to the forgotten ways of dignity, courage, self-control, and responsibility. Through simple challenges and deep self-discovery, they begin a journey that will change how they see themselves forever.
This is a powerful and timely tale for every boy growing up in the modern city — a story that calls sons back to strength, honour, and purpose.
The Sons Who Learned to Stand is a moving reminder that real masculinity is not in noise or cruelty, but in discipline, clarity, and the courage to do what is right.
Beyond the Ballot: Clear Communicatio...
Beyond the Ballot unpacks the tools, principles, and case studies that every government communicator, policymaker, and leader must master. It moves beyond reactive, fear-driven responses and offers a strategic, forward-thinking approach that builds credibility, fosters engagement, and reclaims Africa’s narrative in the global arena. – Milton Nkosi, veteran journalist, former BBC Africa editor
The Hyenas Who Laughed Like Girls- A ...
Adventure Stories (Children's / Teenage), African Interest, Children'S / Teenage Fiction & True Stories, Kids & Teens
In the quiet village of Namakhudu, every girl knows the rule: fetch water from the river—and come straight home. But when three curious friends take a secret shortcut through the mango path, what begins as playful laughter turns into something far more chilling…
Because in the shadows, the hyenas are listening.
And when they laugh… it’s not what it seems.
Join Nekesa, Nakhulo, Nalala, and Achieng in this unforgettable African folktale about choices, courage, and the power of integrity.
A little spooky, a little wise—this story will make you laugh, gasp, and think twice before taking shortcuts.
CO-HUSBANDS by RONALD C. ODERO
Achwiti,older than her husband Alang and mother to four from a previous marriage, brought turmoil to his once-peaceful home. Jealous and manipulative she turned love into rivalry and raised children who spread chaos through the village. Beneath her charm lurked darkness; plots to kill her co-wife, her husband, and even his son. But when Alang's secret co-husbands Lipere, is drawn into the storm of lies and betrayal, fate takes a shocking turn. What follows is a chain of tragedy that no one in the village will ever forget...
ECHOES OF RESILIENCE
- When Rebecca walks out of a troubled marriage in search of peace, she steps straight into the flames of Kenya’s post-election violence. With her three children, Franklin, Collins and Valentine, she must navigate a world collapsing under chaos . A world where safety is uncertain, neighbours turn into enemies, and every sunrise demands courage. As Rebecca fights to rebuild her life from the ashes, his son Franklin grows up witnessing brutality, displacement, and the quiet heroism of ordinary people. His childhood takes him from the harshness of Vumilia village to the confusing streets of Nairobi, where survival becomes a lesson learned too early. Through friendships, betrayals, loss, and unexpected second chances, he begins to understand the weight of resilience and the cost of hope. Echoes of Resilience is a raw, intimate story of a mother’s strength, a boy’s becoming, and a family determined to rise despite a world that keeps breaking them. Spanning years of struggle and healing, it captures the scars we carry, the homes we lose, and the quiet miracles that shape who we become.
The Flame of Freedom by Raila Odinga ...
The Flame of Freedom chronicles the remarkable journey of one of Africa’s leading politicians and statesmen.
Raila Odinga’s life-story mirrors the triumphs and tragedies of Kenya’s struggle to entrench multi-party democracy and the rule of law into the fabric of the State.
The book is a testament to his courage, determination and sacrifice in the cause of peace, development and public service.
The Struggle for Socialism in Kenya: ...
Minding My Father’s Country by ...
Minding My Father’s Country follows Dr Dora Siliya’s intricate life managing public affairs in Zambia and juggling her personal and family responsibilities. Her political journey spanned two decades, and included four parliamentary election victories, two losses, and saw her serve under five presidents. She began her career in diplomatic service, after which she was appointed a government minister in six ministries.
In 2009, Dr Siliya was catapulted into the limelight (and much controversy) when she was brought before a tribunal concerning the ‘sale’ of the national telecoms. Later, in 2013, she gained further national attention when she was prevented from contesting her parliamentary seat. Dr Siliya’s public life involved house searches, police detention, and court appearances. She was also the target of many political attacks and much social media attention.
In Minding My Father’s Country, Dr Siliya highlights her beginnings through her family and education. Her wide public exposure is also woven through intimate stories about her encounters in various capacities both locally and internationally.
This is a must-read for anyone who wishes to have crystal insight into Zambian politics and how business interests have come to be at the centre. Dr Siliya also provides readers with a clear account of her career roles and her viewpoints, making it an easy read for those who may be contemplating public life.