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Uganda vs Besigye: A Courtroom Play b...
In 2006, the High Court of Uganda became the stage for one of the most controversial trials in the nation’s history. A former rebel doctor turned opposition leader, Col. (Rtd) Dr. Kizza Besigye, stood accused of rape in a case that divided the country, exposed fractures within state institutions, and revealed the uneasy relationship between political ambition and the rule of law.
Uganda vs. Besigye is a powerful courtroom play that transforms real events into dramatic literature. It brings to life the voices, silences, contradictions, and psychological pressures that shaped the trial. Within its pages, a young university student struggles to keep her story straight, a frightened maid is pulled between truth and survival, investigators begin their work from tabloid gossip instead of victim reports, and lawyers duel with language in a battle for credibility rather than certainty.
At the center of the conflict stands a judge who refuses to surrender integrity for political convenience. His wit, skepticism, and legal insight anchor a narrative filled with tension, irony, and moral inquiry. The courtroom becomes both theatre and battleground as truth navigates through coached testimonies, state pressure, public opinion, and the weight of suspicion that lingers even after acquittal.
This play captures more than a single case. It reveals how justice bends under political influence, how trauma and memory clash with the demands of legal precision, and how individuals are used, discarded, or destroyed in the struggle for power. It explores the emotional toll on victims, the accused, and everyone caught in the conflict between truth and narrative.
Uganda vs. Besigye is a story of state power, human vulnerability, and the fragile line between justice and performance. It is a scathing exploration of how legal systems can be manipulated, how witnesses can be shaped by fear and reward, and how political rivalry can turn a courtroom into a national spectacle.
Told with dramatic force and sharp insight, this courtroom play invites readers to witness a nation wrestling with truth, doubt, and the meaning of justice itself. It is a compelling work for readers of political drama, human rights literature, African studies, legal theatre, and anyone interested in the intersection of politics and law.
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.
Ashes of Middle East: How Empires and...
They came for oil and left behind ghosts.
From the deserts of Arabia to the ruins of Gaza, from the mountains of Afghanistan to the banks of the Nile, this is the untold chronicle of how power, greed, and silence conspired to set a region on fire.
In Ashes of the Middle East, Hardev Panesar traces a century of betrayal — colonial borders drawn in ink and blood, dictators rising and falling under foreign hands, and empires old and new feeding on the world’s most contested resource: oil, the “liquid gold.”
Blending history, reportage, and moral witness, Panesar takes readers through the wreckage of Palestine, Iraq, Syria, Libya, Yemen, and beyond. He reveals how Western intervention and regional ambition reduced nations to rubble and turned millions into refugees. Yet amid the ruins, he finds what no bomb can kill — the courage of ordinary men and women who continue to rebuild and remember.
At once indictment and elegy, Ashes of the Middle East ends with a call that history can no longer ignore: those who profited from destruction must pay the price of restoration. It is both a requiem for the dead and a manifesto for the living.
“The Middle East may lie in ashes, but its people still breathe truth — and truth, once spoken, is the one fire no tyrant can extinguish.”
Burkina Faso Unchained: The Defiant S...
He refuses to bow to foreign powers. He puts his people above all else. He speaks with courage on the world stage, demanding respect for his nation and for Africa.
This is the story of Ibrahim Traoré, a leader forged from humble beginnings, shaped by education, discipline, and vision, who has transformed Burkina Faso into a nation free from debt, independent in policy, and proud in spirit.
Burkina Faso Unchained is more than a biography—it is a testament to principled leadership, sovereignty, and the power of a people determined to shape their own destiny.
Courting Courage: A Story of Resilien...
Hostage in Somalia: Nabad Miyaa? Is T...
On the day of his abduction, Lieutenant Colonel (Rtd) Rolf Helmrich was serving as ar Area Field Security Coordination Officer (AFSCO) to the UN Special Area in Kismayo. Somalia. His military background and training as a hostage negotiator helped hin endure 10 harrowing days in captivity. In this compelling account, Helmrich reflects or his ordeal, the mental endurance it demanded, and the lessons learned about hostage situations, resilience, and cultural understanding. The book offers a personal insigh into the intricate dynamics of the Somali clan system
ENGRAVED-God’s Name, God’s Glory, God...
African Interest, International Bestsellers, Personal Christian Testimony & Popular Inspirational Works, Religion & Spiritual
When Scripture stops being studied — and starts speaking.
Birthed from a quiet morning devotion and a burning curiosity stirred by Isaiah 47–49, ENGRAVED unfolds as a breathtaking encounter with the Living God — the God who speaks through silence, refines through fire, and remembers through covenant love.
From Babylon’s ruins to the very palms of God’s hands, this book traces the dramatic arc of divine revelation: His jealousy for His glory, His unwavering justice, His tenderness toward the engraved. It invites readers to explore the mystery of God’s self-revelation — not as distant theology, but as living truth that reshapes how we see pain, waiting, purpose, and worship.
Blending scriptural study, devotional warmth, and timeless insight from voices old and new, ENGRAVED is more than a reflection — it is a journey. A call to rediscover the Holy One who will not share His glory, yet shares His heart with those who seek Him.
Whether you are a student of Scripture, a weary pilgrim, or simply hungry to know God beyond words, this book will draw you into a deeper, transforming awareness of His ways.
You will not read Isaiah the same way again.
You will not see yourself the same way again.
You are engraved — on His hands, in His purpose, within His glory.
When Evil Boasts and, Goodness waits ...
African Interest, International Bestsellers, Personal Christian Testimony & Popular Inspirational Works, Religion & Spiritual
In this deep reflection on Psalm 52, Winstone Sharrad invites readers into a journey through betrayal, endurance, and faith. Drawing from scripture, theology, and lived experience, he reveals the divine rhythm of trust: when the proud rise, the faithful root deeper.
When Evil Boasts and Goodness Waits is a devotional for every season of waiting — reminding us that God’s justice is not delayed, only preparing to be revealed— it waits, it trusts, & it wins.
This is My Body?-Untangling the Myste...
African Interest, International Bestsellers, Personal Christian Testimony & Popular Inspirational Works, Religion & Spiritual
What did Jesus really mean when He said, “This is My body”?
For centuries, Christians have gathered around bread and wine — but they have disagreed on what actually happens at the Lord’s Table. Is it just a symbol? Is it the literal body of Christ? Or something more mysterious?
In This Is My Body?, Winstone takes readers on a gripping journey through Scripture, church history, and modern practice to recover the beauty, truth, and transforming power of Holy Communion.
With warmth, clarity, and deep reverence, this book untangles centuries of debate and invites readers to encounter the crucified and risen Christ — not in ritual repetition, but in living remembrance and life-changing faith.
Whether you are Catholic, Orthodox, Protestant, Pentecostal, Evangelical or just spiritually curious, this book will deepen your awe, sharpen your understanding, and renew your hunger for the Bread of Life.
From Lips to Life- The Moral Ecology ...
African Interest, International Bestsellers, Personal Christian Testimony & Popular Inspirational Works, Religion & Spiritual
Words are never neutral. They build or break, heal or harm, reveal or conceal. In From Lips to Life: The Moral Ecology of Proverbs 15, Winstone Sharrad invites readers into a deep yet devotional exploration of one of Scripture’s most penetrating wisdom chapters — a passage that exposes how speech, emotion, conduct, and reverence intertwine to form the moral ecosystem of life.
Drawing from Hebrew word studies, theological reflection, and timeless insights from Church Fathers such as Augustine, Gregory the Great, and Chrysostom, this book reveals Proverbs 15 as more than ancient advice — it is a living mirror reflecting the state of the human heart. Through carefully woven commentary, exegesis, and reflective cues, Winstone unpacks how gentle words disarm anger, how divine oversight steadies conscience, and how humility becomes the gateway to honour.
Written with both scholarly precision and pastoral warmth, From Lips to Life bridges the worlds of theology and devotion, ancient wisdom and modern relevance. Each section guides the reader into self-examination, conversation, and spiritual growth — perfect for personal study, small groups, or anyone seeking to live wisely in a noisy world.
At its heart lies a profound invitation:
to speak with grace, listen with humility, and live in alignment with the divine order that sustains all creation
WHITE LINEN, BLACK STAINS- Finding Go...
African Interest, International Bestsellers, Personal Christian Testimony & Popular Inspirational Works, Religion & Spiritual
We live in a stained world. Corruption, compromise, and hidden fractures run through families, nations, and even the hearts of those who long for purity. White Linen, Black Stains is a piercing exploration of the tension between human weakness and divine covering.
Drawing from the timeless imagery of Scripture, this book unpacks how God’s people are called to walk in white garments even as life’s stains threaten to overwhelm. With unflinching honesty and remarkable hope, it examines the cost of compromise, the weight of leadership failures, and the unrelenting grace that still weaves redemption into our stories.
This is not a book of easy answers—it is a call to courage, integrity, and surrender in an age where shadows grow darker and the need for God’s light is greater than ever.
Whether you are a leader navigating public responsibility, a believer wrestling with hidden struggles, or a seeker searching for truth, White Linen, Black Stains will open your eyes to both the danger of unchecked stains and the power of God’s covering.
A prophetic, timely, and deeply human work—this book dares to say what many only whisper and invites you to step into the radiant garments only God can give.
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.
Wisdom Beyond the Shafts -Mining Job ...
African Interest, General, International Bestsellers, Personal Christian Testimony & Popular Inspirational Works
Wisdom Beyond the Shafts offers a rigorous study of Job 28, tracing the biblical understanding of wisdom from creation to Christ and examining its ethical, spiritual, and practical dimensions. The work situates divine wisdom within both Old and New Testament texts, engaging classical theological voices and contemporary philosophical perspectives to illuminate its enduring relevance.
Structured with reflection questions, case studies, and practical applications, the book equips students, scholars, and ministry practitioners to analyze biblical wisdom, evaluate secular and philosophical alternatives, and apply God-centered insight to contemporary moral, social, and leadership challenges. This volume represents a significant contribution to theological pedagogy and the integration of scholarship with lived faith.
Delayed Justice: Case Backlog In Ugan...
This book is a derivative of the author's thesis that was originally submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the award of a degree of Master of Laws of Makerere University. The broad objective of the study was to examine the causes of case backlog in the Judiciary and its implications on the right to due process in Uganda. The specific objectives were to investigate why case backlog is steadily increasing in the Judiciary; to evaluate the effects of case backlog on the right to due process and to explore and recommend urgent interventions to alleviate the problem. The author then acknowledged that across the world, the right to a fair trial has been the subject of interpretation and adjudication than most of the other rights. The Judiciary in any given democratic state is the body mandated to interpret the law, and to ensure that citizens benefit from due process. Unfortunately every Judiciary in the world is bogged down with the menace of case backlog. The study investigated the concept of case backlog and its impact on the right to due process and advanced different strategies in mitigation. On top of preserving elements of the original content, this expanded edition of the book highlights the different developments that have transpired since the thesis was submitted in 2012. It reflects new information arising from the recommendations made in the master's thesis and the gaps thereof. This book is restructured from its original academic approach to a less scholarly approach that appeals to all readers that are curious to learn about Uganda's Judicial system and particularly about the case backlog situation, which remains one of the most excruciating thorn in the Judiciary's feet.
From the Shallows to the River- A Cal...
What happens when a forgotten dream and an ancient prophecy collide?
From the Shallows to the River is a reflective, Scripture-rooted discourse that weaves a vivid personal dream with Ezekiel’s vision of the life-giving river and Jesus’ letters to the seven churches in Revelation. Written in a human, pastoral tone, this work explores the quiet crisis of spiritual stagnation—busy churches without life, beautiful structures without fruit, growing crowds without discernment.
More than critique, it is a call: to leave shallow waters, to trust the depths of God’s Spirit, and to become living channels through which healing, truth, and harvest can flow.
This is not a message of condemnation—but an invitation to swim.
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.
The Unfortunate Tale of EVINGA & ...
In the quiet village of Ebwali, children knew the rules of the land…
Do your chores.
Return before dusk.
Never wander near Luanda rocks.
But Evinga was not like the others.
She laughed at warnings.
She loved adventure.
She believed nothing could happen to her.
Until one evening, deep in the bush, a beast called Linani awakened…
And Mama Evinga’s cries would echo through the night forever:
“Evinga E-vinga… Evinga mwana wange ..Evinga ....Linani…”
A chilling folktale of obedience, wisdom, and the dangers that hide beyond forbidden paths.
Hatimaye Coffee Table Book
This coffee table book features stunning photography, personal narratives, and critical legal perspectives that document our community's journey and brings together powerful voices from Kenya's artistic and legal communities to illuminate the lived realities of the law on queer bodies, minds, and souls.
