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Becoming You By Lysbeth Gachuki
Kokwet: From tradition to modern soci...
The guide examines questions of God, creation, ancestry, memory, morality, and the place of spirituality in human society. It also discusses government, education, culture, leadership, and the challenges facing communities in the modern world.
Above all, this work seeks to provide an intellectual framework through which Kalenjin heritage can be studied, taught, preserved, and developed. It is intended as a teaching resource for cultural education, historical reflection, spiritual inquiry, and constructive engagement in contemporary society.
The purpose of Kipgaa is not merely to remember the past, but to help present a way of knowing who we are, where we came from, and what we can contribute to the world.
Betrayal Of A Hero by Badru Mulisike
Betrayal of a Hero is a young adult historical fiction set against the backdrop of South Africa’s liberation struggle. It tells the story of Richard Sibaya, a courageous freedom fighter who helps secure his nation’s independence but gradually loses his own moral compass. In this gripping YA political drama, a grandfather recounts Richard’s life of bravery, love, betrayal, and hidden regrets to his grandchildren, revealing that true freedom is not only won on the battlefield but within the human soul. A haunting parable about leadership, sacrifice, and the high cost of glory.
Friends Of Barnabas by Esau Morjoi
Lessons from a Fading Past: Echoes of...
A memoir of winning silent battles: It is both a mirror and a guide.
A story of becoming, awakening, and the quiet courage it takes to reclaim your life, identity, and intimacy …
Relationships that were more burden than bliss, careers that demanded resilience, manipulations that tested strength, and the ultimate triumph of choosing peace over chaos.
Seventeen Trips Through Somaliland Ex...
As the title states, this is a book in which Captain HGC Swayne describes his travels through what came to be known as British Somaliland. Swayne was a British officer tasked with survey work in the protectorate that had just been established after the British government signed treaties with various Somali clans.
The book is primarily targeted at a home audience, particularly those who were drawn to accounts of travel through what was then called the 'uncivilized world,' and serves as a guide for those who dreamed of crossing the territory themselves. Beyond understanding the target audience, it is also important to note that the book was written at a time when racial hierarchy was accepted as respectable social science, with Europeans placed at the apex. As a result, you will encounter frequent racial connotations throughout.
Despite this, the book is essential reading for Africans, and especially Somalis. It provides important context for understanding the beginnings of colonization in the Horn of Africa, including the mindset of its agents. It also documents significant historical realities such as the extensive trade networks connecting the Horn of Africa to the wider world, the rich flora and fauna of the region, including species found nowhere else, and the culture, daily lives, and inter-communal relations of the people, particularly with their Abyssinian and Oromo neighbors.
Among the more striking passages are accounts of intimate but historically significant encounters, notably Swayne's meeting with Ras Makonnen, Governor of Harar and father of the future Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie. Swayne documents the meeting in detail, including the Ethiopians' ambitions to extend their borders to either the Red Sea or the Indian Ocean.
This is an important document for anyone from East Africa, and especially the Horn, who needs a historical backdrop to understand what is happening in the region today.
Born First by Joel M Kariuki
You didn't choose to be the responsible one.
You just were.
And somewhere between holding everything together for everyone else, you forgot to ask whether anyone was holding anything for you.
BORN FIRST is a book about the psychology of the person who was never allowed to fall apart. The one who grew up too fast, performed competence before they understood it, and built a life so solid that everyone inside it feels safe, except you.
You are successful. You are capable. You are the call people make when things go wrong.
And you are exhausted in a way that a holiday cannot fix.
This book breaks down exactly why, the psychological wiring behind your sense of duty, why you struggle to receive, why intimacy feels like another responsibility, why you are the last person you take seriously, and why your relationships are quietly shaped by a role you never auditioned for.
It is not a self-help book. It is a diagnosis.
And more than that, it is a recalibration. A precise, honest guide to keeping your edge while finally, deliberately, putting yourself back in the picture.
If the title felt personal, that recognition you felt in your chest when you read it, that was not coincidence.
That was the book calling you by name.
Read it.
Diary of a Legal Practitioner – Crimi...
Diary of a Legal Practitioner – Criminal Law offers a practical and insightful look into criminal law as experienced within Kenyan courtrooms. Drawing from decades of legal practice, the book presents narrative case studies inspired by decisions of the High Court and Court of Appeal, showing how justice is shaped through due process, judicial independence, fairness, and constitutional principles.
The book explores key issues in criminal practice, including unlawful searches, defective charges, evidentiary gaps, state power, individual liberty, and judicial discretion. Rather than focusing only on legal theory, it highlights the realities behind criminal proceedings and explains why courts sometimes acquit accused persons or halt proceedings despite public expectation.
Written for advocates, judicial officers, law students, policymakers, and general readers, the book transforms complex criminal cases into accessible and engaging narratives while preserving legal accuracy and analytical depth. It emphasizes that the strength of the justice system lies not only in outcomes, but in fairness, legality, and respect for the rule of law.
Your Money Guide by John Kamau
Your Money Guide is a practical and thought-provoking journey into the relationship between money, behavior, discipline, mindset, and intentional living. Money touches every part of our lives, yet very few people are ever taught how to truly think about money. This book challenges readers to move beyond survival, pressure, poor financial habits, and short-term thinking into a life of clarity, purpose, and generational wealth creation. Through relatable examples, practical lessons, and honest reflections, Your Money Guide helps you rethink your perspective on money, build healthier financial habits, make intentional decisions, and develop a long-term vision for financial freedom and lasting impact. If you are looking to transform the way you see, manage, and grow money, then this is your guide.
Dear Diary – Blue by Wangu Muri...
Meet Kijana — not the coolest kid in the room, not a troublemaker, not a superhero. Just a boy trying to figure growing up one awkward, confusing, funny, and deeply real moment at a time.
Dear Diary Blue is a heartfelt coming-of-age journal that steps into the world of growing boys with honesty, humor, and zero pressure. From voice cracks and body changes to friendships, family expectations, confidence, identity, and the silent questions boys are often too afraid to ask out loud — Kijana writes it all down exactly as he experiences it.
Through diary entries, reflections, and everyday moments, readers are reminded that growing into manhood is not about having all the answers overnight. It’s about learning, stumbling, bouncing back, and becoming.
Warm, relatable, and refreshingly honest, Dear Diary Blue creates a safe space for boys to laugh, reflect, and realize they are not alone in what they feel.
Because growing up isn’t easy… but it might just become the greatest adventure of all.
Speaking Without the Script: A Practi...
Master the art of thinking on your feet and command every room—even when you don't have a script.
In the Kenyan corporate world, your reputation isn't just built during polished PowerPoint presentations; it is defined in the unscripted moments. Whether it’s a sudden question from a board member, a tense staff baraza, or a high-stakes disciplinary hearing, how you respond under pressure determines your leadership credibility.
In Speaking Without the Script, veteran Human Resource leader Hillary Thomas Wandera (CHRP-K) draws on nearly 40 years of experience in Kenya’s public and private sectors to provide a definitive toolkit for spontaneous communication.
Why you need this book:
Most professionals spend years refining technical expertise but freeze when put on the spot. This book bridges that gap, moving you from a "performance mindset" to a "conversational mindset." You will learn how to regulate your nervous system, silence your inner critic, and deliver clear, authoritative responses in seconds.
Inside, you will discover:
The 3 Essential Frameworks: Master the "What – So What – Now What" and other structures to organize your thoughts instantly.
The "Dare to be Dull" Principle: Why simplicity often sounds more authoritative than complex jargon.
The "Yes, And" Mindset: How to turn perceived threats and challenging questions into opportunities for collaboration.
The 30-Day Professional Confidence Reset: A step-by-step plan to turn these techniques into permanent leadership habits.
Local Context: Real-world examples tailored for Kenyan managers, HR practitioners, and executives.
Stop fearing the unexpected question. Whether you are an emerging professional or a seasoned CEO, Speaking Without the Script is your guide to speaking with clarity, humility, and quiet authority.
About the Author:
Hillary Thomas Wandera is a senior HR professional and researcher based in Nairobi. With a career spanning organizations like KTDA and the Kenya Forest Service, he is a leading voice in people management and leadership communication in East Africa.
Tufani Ya Maisha by Boniface Limiri
Baada ya dhoruba, kuna utulivu… baada ya machozi, kuna tabasamu.” Hii ni hadithi ya familia inayopambana na mapito ya maisha ndoto zikivunjika, ndoa ikitikisika na matumaini yakizimika lakini bado upendo na imani vinapigania nafasi ya pili. Ni simulizi ya kugusa moyo, iliyojaa mafunzo ya maisha,
msamaha, mshikamano na tumaini jipya. Kila kurasa
inakuuliza: una nguvu ya kusamehe? Una imani ya kusimama tena baada ya kuanguka? Kitabu hiki si hadithi tu ni mwaliko wa kugundua mwanga katikati ya giza. Je, Ladama ataweza kusimama imara mbele ya tufani za
maisha? Je, upendo wake kwa Sadia utamwokoa, au utamwan-gusha? Na je, ataweza kuchagua msamaha badala ya chuki au ataangamia katika kivuli cha maamuzi yake?
The Least Likely: From Unseen to Unst...
Who Are You Woman? By Lydiah Karimi
This book speaks to women who have carried pressure, responsibility, and expectation for so long that survival began to feel like identity.
It honors the strength of women, while also telling the truth: influence without healing can become destructive, and power without clarity can cost a woman her life from the inside out.
For this reason, these pages do not flatter—they call women back. Back to wholeness. Back to clarity. Back to the self that existed before fear, culture, and pain taught them to shrink and camouflage.
What many call “becoming” is, in truth, returning—returning to original design, returning to alignment with God’s intention.
By,
Lydiah Karimi
Jasmine In July by Daniel Oyugi
In a village where waiting becomes a way of life, one family must learn that love
Jasmine in July means more than just holding on. When Professor William leaves his wife Imani and infant daughter Pendo for a prestigious position in Ecuador, he promises it's
temporary—six months, maybe eight. But as weeks turn into months, the distance
between them grows wider than any ocean. Back home, young Imani raises their
daughter alone, clinging to hope and the jasmine plant her husband gave her before
he left. "Beautiful and strong, " he'd said, "blooming even in difficult soil. " But
jasmine isn't the only thing being tested. With each passing day, the temptation to
give up—or give in—grows stronger. Mr. Amani, the aging patriarch next door,
watches over them with the wisdom of a man who's lost his own family to distance
and dreams. His adopted son may be gone, but his other son— Boiboi, the unchosen
brother drowning in alcohol and resentment—is dangerously close to losing himself
entirely. When tragedy strikes the village, it becomes a catalyst for change. Choices
must be made. Redemption must be earned. And a family fractured by ambition
must decide if love is patient enough to survive absence, strong enough to forgive
failure, and stubborn enough to bloom again. JASMINE IN JULY is a deeply moving
exploration of what it means to be family—not by blood or law, but by the daily
choice to stay, to fight, and to keep blooming even when the soil is difficult
Mindful Colouring – Pocket Edition | ...
Relax your mind anywhere.
Mindful Colouring – Pocket Edition is a compact adult colouring book designed for calm, focus, and creativity. Each page invites you to slow down and enjoy the simple act of colouring.
Carry it in your bag.
Use it during travel.
Use it during quiet moments at home.
You do not need artistic skill.
You only need colour.
FINANCIAL MINDS by KC Rottok Chesaina
What does it take to lead at the highest levels? In Financial Minds, KC Rottok Chesaina once again goes beyond the beans to uncover the raw, human stories of the most influential financial leaders.
This collection of deep-dive profiles reveals that the journey to the top is rarely a straight line. From overcoming childhood poverty in rural areas to navigating the high-stakes boardrooms of Sandton and international offices in Milan and London, these leaders share the pivotal moments that shaped them.
Inside, you will find:
• The Power of Resilience: How leaders turned personal tragedies, such as being orphaned or facing near-fatal accidents, into the fuel for their professional fire.
• Redefining Success: Insights from CEOs and CFOs who measure their legacy not by titles , but by the lives they influence and the ubuntu they practice daily.
• Leadership Unmasked: Personal accounts of battling imposter syndrome, managing the delicate balance of blended families, and finding sanctuary in hobbies like mountain climbing, poetry, and marathon running.
• Future-Ready Insights: Perspectives on the evolution of AI, the importance of sustainable reporting, and why culture really eats strategy for breakfast.
Financial Minds is more than a business book; it is a masterclass in the ‘intangible things’ — empathy, discipline, and conviction required to thrive in any industry. Whether you are an aspiring professional or a seasoned executive, these stories offer a powerful reminder that while technical skills may open doors, it is character and heart that keep them open.