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No Tears for the Cherished: A Memoir
No Tears for the Cherished is the heart-wrenching story of Dr. Nyaboke Nduati’s small town childhood in Eastern Africa. Surrounded, and silenced, by devastating domestic abuse, family dysfunction and illness, witchcraft, patriarchal oppression, physical and sexual abuse, female circumcision, and the early deaths of both of her parents, she protected herself by going into survival mode; a state of numbness that was her shield against the realities of her troubled life. Through a deeply and vividly honest letter to her dead mother, Dr. Nyaboke Nduati explores the events of her life before and after becoming an AIDS orphan.
Her experiences of a childhood in distress, and a teenagehood of trying to put the pieces of her life back together, are all too relatable. She writes boldly, yet delicately, about the realities of an orphaned childhood, when no one comes to the rescue.
MIKAYI by Verah Omwocha
In her memoir, Mikayi, Verah Omwocha interrogates what it means to be a mother, a wife, a professional, a friend, and a citizen in a society whose needs are constantly changing. How do these roles coalesce to make a person? What makes a person a person? And what if that person is a woman? She asks questions, she seeks grace. She tells it as it is; raw, authentic, and thought-provoking.
She explores themes such as: motherhood, marriage, work-life balance, pursuing higher education, parenting, family life, womanhood, among others.
As one reader, Florence Nthamba, comments, “Verah gives the world a gift through her rawness, candidness and love for life. This is beautifully written.”
THE ROAD TO US by MABEL MBAKA
This candid and fearless memoir, The Road to Us, takes you inside the life of a young girl navigating a world that’s suddenly much larger—and scarier—than she thought. It’s a tale of determination, reinvention, and that quiet, stubborn hope that pushes you forward even when you can’t see the finish line.
Without sugarcoating the struggles, and with a voice that’s as sharp as it is real, this memoir shows that some detours are more about survival than success, but they all shape the person one becomes, as is the story of the author.
CROSSROADS Legends by Mirigo Kinyanjui
The 1982 MUTINY and the Aftermath by ...
THE PATH LESS Travelled: From Cattle ...
In this powerful memoir, Dr Stephen Rulisa’s “The Path Less Travelled” is a part biography, part philosophy and part call to action. He writes on how he became a leading voice in medical academia in Rwanda from a nomadic childhood and refugee in a neighboring country. He shares his lifelong quest to understand what truly drives personal and societal success.
THE OVERVIEW OF THE CIVIL WAR IN SOMA...
This book is about the civil war in Somalia. The crisis of the war destroyed the country and affected everybody. Thousands of people fled their homes. Some died while migrating either on land or sea.
It is good to remind ourselves what happened to avoid bloody conflicts in future generations. Every event in the world needs to be recorded to use it as a reference for future planning.
The Alchemist Within: The Boy Who Ref...
Missing My Mummy by Saiton Righa
A deeply moving memoir of resilience, Missing My Mummy follows Saiton Righa’s journey of growing up separated from her mother. Through faith, healing, and self-discovery, she explores the lasting impact of childhood trauma and offers hope to anyone seeking to overcome loss and find their own strength.
THE ODYSSEY @ 40 Years in Journalism ...
Shoe dog by Phil Knight
BORN TO BE UNSTOPPABLE: My Kenyan Sto...
Known internationally as a motivational speaker and founder of Maji Mazuri, Wanjiku Kironyo has dedicated her life to empowering marginalized Kenyans. Born to Be Unstoppable traces her journey from a remote village during the Mau Mau era to university in California, and back to Kenya, where she transformed opportunities into impact. From her fieldwork in Mathare Valley to inspiring thousands through education and social programs, Wanjiku’s story is one of resilience, vision, and self-determination. This intimate memoir celebrates a remarkable life committed to social change, demonstrating the transformative power of courage, hard work, and compassion.
A COMRADE FOREVER!! BY ALBERT MALOBA
A COMRADE FOREVER!!
What does it take to lead? Beyond the glory of names is a battlefield where courage, sacrifice, and integrity are continually tested. In A Comrade Forever, Albert Maloba deconstructs leadership, taking away illusions, and exposing the weight of decision, the sensitivity of coalitions, and the true cost of service.
Drawing on his experience as the 31st President of Moi University Students Organization (MUSO), Maloba presents a gritty, compelling account of leadership, activism, and loss-his best friend's death, his mother's. This book is more than a straightforward memoir, though it is a call to action for a generation that must stand up, destroy, and reimagine leadership.
With compelling narrative and keen observations, A Comrade Forever is an appeal to action for those willing to mold the future. Leadership is not for the weak are you ready?
A MUST-READ FOR LEADERS
THE CLOUDS BETWEEN by Mirigo Kinyanjui
What Love Left Unfinished by Esther O...
The Present Hindsight by Gakuru Githinji
The book is from the writer to his younger self, to inform him of his brain surgery that made him lose all his memories. Due to this background, the author has gone through the stigma of mental illness, and writes to destigmatize brain related issues like depression, suicide, childhood trauma and madness, to name but just a few. Brain related issues are internal, hence mental wellness is necessary, just as physical exercise is, hence the book takes us through processes to be mentally fit in this tough times we all find ourselves in, as we are all affected mentally in one way or another. Let's Talk and continue highlighting the importance of creating awareness of the importance of Brain Fitness, for all matters of life begin and end at our brain's health.
The Eternal Watch: A Memoir of Doctri...
The Eternal Watch is a sapper's memoir of dust, detonation, and doctrine — and what it costs to carry the watch. From the training grounds of Archers Post to the minefields of Somalia, from the silence after an explosion to a university lecture hall, Rotuga Cheruiyot traces fifteen years of explosive ordnance disposal service into a meditation on fear, guilt, brotherhood, and legacy. Equal parts war memoir and philosophy of duty, this book asks what it means to clear a path for others — in combat, in community, and at home.