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TRIPLETS AFTER A 12 YEAR WAIT BY BENA...
The book is a true story of Benard Ojwang’ Okech and his wife Easter Elisante Benard who waited for 12 years within their marriage before getting children. By the grace of God, after several medical interventions, they got triplets (2 boys and 1 girl) in July 2023. The couple shares their practical journey on their waiting experience, the medical procedures they went through as well as the challenges they went through after the babies were born prematurely at 31 weeks. They also illustrate how their second triplets went through 5 abdominal surgeries before reaching 6 months and how he received total healing. It’s a story of faith, resilience and God’s faithfullness in marriage. The Foreword has been written by Mr Rashid Khalani-CEO of Agakhan University Hospital-Nairobi.
A Shepherd Among Nations: H.E. Archbi...
A Shepherd Among Nations is a compelling chronicle of faith, diplomacy, and servant leadership, documenting the remarkable ministry of Archbishop Hubertus (Bert) van Megen.
The book traces his distinguished service as Apostolic Nuncio to Kenya and South Sudan (2019–2026) and his subsequent appointment as Apostolic Nuncio to the Federal Republic of Germany in 2026.
It highlights his unwavering commitment to peace, justice, pastoral care, and the Holy See’s diplomatic mission, presenting a legacy that transcends national borders and continues to inspire the Church and the international community.
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
Winds of Memory by Simon Bolo
*Winds of Memory*
Winds of Memory is an intimate, lyrical collection of short prose that traces a life shaped by movement, people, loss, love, and reflection. At once memoir and meditation, the book gathers moments from across continents and decades, revealing how meaning is formed not in grand declarations, but in attention - to place, to people, and to the quiet lessons that linger.
Written by an accountant turned public health practitioner, the collection draws from a life lived in service, curiosity, and transition. From boardrooms to remote field sites, bustling cities to forgotten paths, the author reflects on how work, travel, family, and chance encounters slowly sculpt a worldview grounded in empathy, gratitude, and deliberate living.
The book is organized into four interwoven sections.
Moments gathers seemingly ordinary experiences - a missed flight, a breakfast conversation, parenting joys and anxieties, a young boy’s injury in Pokot - and lifts them into clarity. These pieces reveal how life’s most enduring insights are often born in interruption, vulnerability, and stillness. Together, they form a meditation on resilience, grace, aging, and the courage to remain open.
Journeys explores travel as both movement and mindset. These stories are not about destinations alone, but about what it means to arrive - sometimes lost, sometimes hungry, sometimes changed. Whether wandering Annecy in search of raclette, drifting through West Africa guided by rhythm and myth, or floating above the Himalayas in paragliding straps, each journey is an act of noticing, reminding us that places reveal themselves only when we slow down enough to listen.
Encounters is a tribute to the people who stay with us - friends, mentors, strangers, family, and public figures - each leaving behind a lesson, a challenge, or a quiet imprint. These narratives celebrate human connection across cultures and time, showing how wisdom is often transferred not through instruction, but through shared meals, conversations, humor, and presence.
Inner Landscapes turns inward, engaging timeless questions with warmth and honesty: What gives life meaning? What is love? What happens after death? Drawing from philosophy, faith, popular culture, and lived experience, these essays resist certainty in favor of depth, offering thoughtful companionship rather than answers.
Threaded throughout the collection is the author’s signature voice - wry, reflective, generous, and deeply human. The book also captures a milestone year, his fiftieth, marked by travel, remembrance, and a renewed commitment to live intentionally.
Winds of Memory is not simply a record of what has been lived, but a testament to how life is understood in retrospect. It reminds us that memory is shaped as much by meaning as by time, and that sometimes, the wind carries back to us the stories we need - just when we are ready to hear them
A BeautyFull Journey by Suzie Wokabi
Suzie Wokabi is the Founder of SuzieBeauty, Kenya’s first beauty brand and an African trailblazer in creating a bespoke product for the African woman, by an African woman.
The brand revolutionized the local beauty industry and 15 years later, has newly launched her second beauty brand, SB Dada, a disruptor in beautytech in Africa.
Telling her uncondensed story has been much awaited, and gives you great insight into her life and her journey in African beauty entrepreneurship. The ups, downs, ins and outs are told in her light-hearted voice and in a “never-take-yourself-too-seriously” attitude to boot.
Passion drives her and she navigates life with persistence, patience, positivity and prayer. None of this is for the faint-hearted, but with loads of hard work, audacity, and living her life like a dog with a bone.
Refined by Fire: My Path to Purpose a...
Refined by Fire is the inspiring true story of Allan Wandera, who rose from a childhood marked by hardship, separation, and uncertainty in Uganda to resilience, leadership, and professional achievement. It is a moving account of how faith, determination, and courage can transform life’s greatest struggles into stepping stones toward purpose and success.
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.
Criminal Made in Mbeere: The First Bo...
A Criminal Made in Mbeere: The First Born who Failed is a candid account of John Ngari's life in crime. Written with remorse while on death row, the author traces his journey from the beginnings that led to the many times he was imprisoned and the disastrous impact it had on his life. Often graphic, the book captures what typically goes wrong once a person has 'tasted' jail. For some, one could conclude that jail is a 'college' that hardens criminals.
Blessed with talent and a quick thinking mind, Ngari had many opportunities to tread and stay on the law-abiding path. More often than not, the temptation for crime won, leading to many avoidable offences: making and selling illicit liquor, breaking into businesses, plotting elimination of a lover's spouse and more!
How did this happen? What were the origins? What were the causes? Was is the family environment? Was it the community? Or rather the incarceration that turned a petty thief to a sophisticated criminal?... These are some of the questions for the reader.
The consequences for the author were devastating: loss of a parent in an inferno, the murder of a young brother, near-death experience following a combat with a potential victim of robbery, never-ending incarcerations, loss of property, and above all, facing a capital offence that would have resulted in execution.
How Ngari lived to tell this story is a matter of wonderment: was it providence or simply being lucky? … you, the reader, will judge.
A must read for criminologists, law enforcement, prison systems and wider society, this book offers rare insights into the mind of a criminal, how law enforcement works and life in prison, including thriving business in the prison system, love relationships (in and out of the prison system), practicalities of surviving incarcerations, and much more.
A journey To Behold: Volume Two by Al...
The book is about the magical memories of growing up in the 1970's, 80's and 90's. The fun, joy, fears and uncertainties we had as children growing up in the dotting hills of Taita Taveta, Kenya. '
It's about the way a generation grew up compared to the current generation which is full of explosion in Technology (The Dot com). It brings about fond memories like the rains, birth, naming, childhood games, schooling, seasons, weddings, sickness and death and how we overcame such. It's all about the sweet old memories.
It's a must read for adventure lovers, for the generation that was so as to reminence the golden memories, for children so that they are able to see the values we lived, for students pursuing Literature, history and culture( has history and culture of the Taita)all packaged in one.
Coffee & Courage : A story of fa...
Coffee & Courage is a compelling biography that takes readers on a journey into the heart of post-colonial Kenya. This is the tale of Mbugua, a young man who was born into a country that longed for independence. He learns courage in classrooms without walls, amid the bitter tang of stolen coffee berries, rather than on battlefields.
Learn about a generation of unsung African leaders whose vision, faith, and perseverance shaped the moral fabric of a developing continent through Mbugua's extraordinary life. Mbugua's story is a monument to tenacity and unwavering resolve, starting with his early days of learning to write in the dirt and navigating the difficulties of family life in a coffee plantation camp, to overcoming poverty and personal loss.
Coffee & Courage challenges introspective leaders and readers to consider what it means to lead with conviction, endure hardship with honour, and succeed not in spite of adversity, but because of it. Discover a life marked by unwavering integrity. Perhaps you will even discover parallels to your own path in Mbugua's story. This is a close-up look at the timeless spirit that moulded a nation and a man, not just a biography.
Portrait of Emlanjeni by Tsitsi Nomsa
Portrait of Emlanjeni tells an enthralling story of the inhabitants of a small, remote village in Matebeleland South where the rains will not come, and modernity lays waste to the landscape. While primarily driven by the pregnancy of Zanele and the rape of Khethiwe, there is much more to this story. At its core, it is a vivisection of humanity, a detailed examination and graphic portrayal of the nuances of society. Tsitsi Nomsa Ngwenya callously explores the fallibility of individuals, but she also celebrates the victories that come when people work together with a common interest, be it a village performing a rain dance ceremony or a group of young girls banding together in sisterhood against the fervid savagery of sexual abuse.
PRAISE FOR TSITSI NOMSA NGWENYA
In Portrait of Emlanjeni, Tsitsi Nomsa Ngwenya weaves a story that is both gripping and intriguing as well as rich in the sounds and sights of an idyllic Zimbabwe that may be waning. The characters in this narrative are endearingly rustic and appealing, yet complex by degrees. In some ways, the universe that Ngwenya creates in this novel is richly pastoral and vividly graphic. It makes the romantic want to lament, “Cry our beloved Culture.” Ngwenya grapples with the challenges of being a woman in a largely patriarchal society and engages in a near-mortal struggle against the vicissitudes of a modern, but hostile world in which the sensitivities of a conquered people are callously trodden upon. I recommend Portrait of Emlanjeni for bookshelves in every home.
David Mungoshi, author of The Fading Sun and Live Like an Artist.
Portrait of Emlanjeni is a narrative that guides the reader on a tour that captures a Zimbabwean landscape and its people. The narrative reminds the reader that somewhere in this country, there are forms of life that are not only charmingly pastoral but are also being lost in our struggle against the vagaries of modern life, struggles that also tramp upon the sensitivities that make us human. Tsitsi demonstrates a keen awareness of the humanness of her characters, making this novel a must-read for those who want to find themselves.
Tanaka Chidora, author of Because Sadness is Beautiful?
Exceptional – A memoir of Resil...
Jane, 36, a widowed mother of eight is no ordinary woman. A lack of education, no stable income, and the ever-present threat of poverty are no excuses for this mother, who folds her sleeves and ensures that all her children get the highest level of education they can aspire.
Justa, the sixth born of the brood recounts her mother’s resilience amidst a tough background. We glimpse Jane’s life through her daughter's eyes and from those who closely engaged with her. In addition to the parenting lessons, we learn the power of limitless human resilience. Every chapter carries an inspiration that we can pick and tailor to our specific situations,
This is a memoir, a legacy celebration.
The Undisclosed Destiny: A Call To Fa...
FAITH WALK is a heartfelt anthology chronicling one man's extraordinary journey with God-a path marked by divine grace, profound revelations, and an unshakable faith in the unseen. Through vivid recollections, the author shares encounters that merge the temporal with the eternal, revealing a life transformed by the relentless love of Christ. From intimate, audible conversations with the Divine to moments of doubt and despair, the narrative is a testament to God's unfailing guidance and the unyielding promise of His redemptive plan
Rooted in scripture and enriched by personal testimonies, FAITH WALK invites readers to witness a pilgrimage of faith that navigates life's uncertainties with a steadfast reliance on God's providence. Whether through the hymn that restores hope in dark moments or the assurance of being clothed in Christ's righteousness, this journey affirms the truth that "The just shall live by faith (Romans 1:17). A story of grace, perseverance, and divine purpone, this book is an inspiring reminder that God's presence transforms every step into an act of worship and trust.
I CAN, THE GIRL FROM THE NORTH by Tas...
"I Can, The Girl from the North" by Taslima Mohamed is an autobiographical account of a young Somali-Kenyan girl from Mandera, Kenya, and her journey through life, marked by ambition, faith, and resilience. The book explores key themes such as pursuing education despite cultural and economic challenges, struggles with mental health, and overcoming personal failures.
Taslima highlights the importance of her faith in Islam, her identity as a Somali-Kenyan, and the impact of mentorship programs in shaping her path. Through her experiences with advocacy, community service, and friendship, she emphasizes the power of perseverance, hope, and education in overcoming life's obstacles and inspiring others.
Beyond Academic Excellence by James M...
It's very confusing when you meet some people who effortlessly make money from whatever line of business they touch, yet others including yourself work very hard in order to make ends meet. Ask yourself Why? That secret is hidden in the Universal Laws. This book has the solution. Within 1 - 2 years you will hit your breakthrough once you read this book.
Tea girl to a banker,A journey of Fai...
My Times And Seasons by Bishop Peter ...
"Dive into the profound journey of Bishop Peter Ndungu as he unravels life's deepest questions and unveils the transformative power of faith in his book, 'My Times and Seasons.' From the shadows of poverty to the heart-wrenching losses and the triumph of birthing a ministry, Bishop Peter shares raw, personal testimonies that illuminate the path from despair to triumph.
This book isn't just about survival; it's a testament to the incredible potential within each of us. Discover how pain, injustice, and heartache are woven into the tapestry of our existence, guiding us toward the extraordinary.
'My Times and Seasons' isn't just a book; it's an inspiring journey that beckons you to trust in God's unwavering love and turn every season, no matter how challenging, into a stepping stone toward victory. Your story is still unfolding, and this book is the guide to finding purpose and power in every season of life. Embrace the wisdom within, written by Bishop Peter Ndungu, and let your journey be a testimony of turning pressure into power."