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BOUNDARIES WERE FIRST, POWER IS SECON...
Managing Ethnicity In a Democracy: Th...
Kenya's democratic credentials among them freedom of speech, freedom of association, freedom of the press, strong civil society and a very vibrant opposition, remain coveted within the region. The country is however still grappling with the challenge of its highly ethnicised politics.
The aim of this book is to shed light on how and why ethnicity is highly entrenched in Kenyan politics. It also delves into how it has held back Kenya's democratisation process and its negative impact on a just, inclusive and unified nation.
The book proposes constitutional, legal and institutional reforms to mitigate the challenge of ethnicity in order to build a more solid democratic nation. This will help put the country on the trajectory of building a more prosperous nation state, where integrity, transparency and accountability are valued.
Wonder: A New Testament by Britton Le...
Wonder: A New Testament is Britton Lee's highly personal and intimate collection of short stories and poems that breathe new life into love and creation. It reads - in part - as a loose personal memoir intertwined with folklore, while containing philosophical themes steeped in fantasy. Lee intertwines parts of his life story with spiritual tales and ancestral mythology. Cleverly managing to serve them as candy coated nuggets of wisdom. Then he seamlessly mends your heart after stirring your soul with his sweet illustrious language.
To call it his first book would be largely incorrect. Lee has been producing books since he got his grasp of the English language, in both written and verbal forms, at a very early age. His first book, albeit bound by red ribbon taken from his grandmother's sewing kit (without her knowing), was illustrated with crayons and colored pencils. Which qualifies the book you are now holding as the first book that Lee has decided to share with the world.
Read it for its linguistic beauty. Read it for its charming philosophical strength. Read it for its brilliant simplicity. Or read it for its ability to make you smile, then Wonder... and then Wonder some more...
After the Rain by Amaka Azie
Medical school student by day and nightclub stripper by night. When Miriam Dogo’s uncle threatens her family, she’s forced to dance at the Ozone Club. Terrified she’ll be recognized and her medical career will go up in smoke, she develops an exotic persona and wears a mask to protect her identity. But who is that man constantly in the audience, his beautiful eyes staring straight into her soul? And why can’t she stop thinking about him?
Miss Rain wears a shimmery golden mask and dances with an unparalleled sensuous grace. Surely Oya, the Yoruba goddess of weather, has come to life. Because no mere human could mesmerise Dr Segun Akintola so and make him long for things he’s run from for a lifetime. Night after night he sits there with eyes only for her. Until she disappears into thin air. And still, night after night he goes looking for her. Will he ever see her again?
SILENT STRENGTH OF A DAD by ABIGAEL A...
Silent Strength of a Dad is a gentle, emotionally rich celebration of fatherhood of the quiet sacrifices, unspoken lessons, and steady love that shape a child’s world.
Through warm storytelling and heartfelt reflections, this book explores the impact of a father who may not always speak loudly, but whose presence is powerful in every moment.
The book paints the portrait of a dad who leads not with many words, but with actions lifting little ones onto his shoulders, walking beside them with patience, and offering comfort through the kind of love that doesn’t need fanfare. It reminds readers that strength is not always shown through toughness; sometimes it is shown through listening, protecting, teaching, and simply showing up.
With themes of devotion, resilience, and family connection, Silent Strength of a Dad captures:
The meaningful routines that build trust
The quiet moments that creates lifelong memories
The emotional courage behind fatherly guidance
The unspoken bond between a dad and his children
Perfect as a Father’s Day gift, family keepsake, or inspirational read, this book honors the everyday heroes who carry the world on their shoulders and still make room for their children to ride along.
NASA LEARNS THE HARD WAY by Joseph Kamau
Seventeen minutes. That's how long humanity had to decide between genocide and peace. When a mysterious object bearing the cryptic code PT666 appears near Earth, NASA Commander Elena Vasquez is sent on a covert mission to neutralize what intelligence suggests is an existential threat from the planet Balaga. Armed with a nuclear weapon and cutting-edge stealth technology, her orders are clear: strike first, ask questions later. But Balaga isn't what NASA expected. And the Balagans—humanoid warriors who consume rocks and drink sulfuric acid—aren't the aggressors. They're terrified neighbors, responding to the same mysterious object with the same desperate fear. As flywhisk nets close in and nuclear countdown begins, Vasquez faces an impossible choice: follow orders and potentially destroy an innocent civilization, or trust an enemy she doesn't understand and risk Earth's survival. Her decision will determine not just the fate of two worlds, but whether humanity deserves a place among the stars at all. Because the universe is watching. And it's testing. From Nairobi to the black hole of Andromeda, from African wisdom to alien warfare, NASA Learns the Hard Way explores what happens when fear meets the unknown—and what it costs to choose hope over destruction. "In the darkness between worlds, we found not enemies—but mirrors."
Administrative Law, Security, Conflic...
Uncle Sam Files: The Preacher, The Ho...
THE COURAGE COMPASS
War and Peace by Leo Tolstoy
War and Peace centers broadly on Napoleon’s invasion of Russia in 1812 and follows three of the best-known characters in literature: Pierre Bezukhov, the illegitimate son of a count who is fighting for his inheritance and yearning for spiritual fulfillment; Prince Andrei Bolkonsky, who leaves behind his family to fight in the war against Napoleon; and Natasha Rostov, the beautiful young daughter of a nobleman, who intrigues both men. As Napoleon’s army invades, Tolstoy vividly follows characters from diverse backgrounds—peasants and nobility, civilians and soldiers—as they struggle with the problems unique to their era, their history, and their culture. And as the novel progresses, these characters transcend their specificity, becoming some of the most moving—and human—figures in world literature.
THE KANISA LIMITED by Dan Ayiro
MY BATTLE WITH THE BOTTLE: Violence, ...
This is the inspiring story of Agnes Wambui's redemption from alcohol addiction, violence, and abuse. It chronicles her transformation and her current mission of helping others break free from drug and alcohol addiction through her faith-based work. A powerful testimony of hope, healing, and service to others.
Don’t Be Okay, Be Honest
Don’t Be Okay. Be Honest. is a raw, deeply relatable guide for anyone navigating the chaos of young adulthood, identity, mental health, and becoming yourself in a world that demands perfection. With a voice that is honest, grounded, and disarmingly human, Lewis Mutugi invites readers into the truths we rarely say out loud—fear, doubt, burnout, healing, and the courage to start again. Blending personal insight, psychology, and practical tools, this book has resonated with readers seeking clarity, self-acceptance, and direction. If you’re ready for a book that meets you exactly where you are and gently pushes you forward, this is it.
Hinges Of The Gate by Alice Gitau
October 1952: The British Colonial government declares a state of emergency in Kenya, plunging the nation into almost an entire decade of turmoil.
In this setting, four loosely connected stories of the Kariuki family and their friends and neighbours emerge. As they struggle to adapt to their normal, they confront everyday challenges while also looking forward to a new, uncertain future.