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A Collection of Curious Tales By Domi...

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Throughout the pages, the reader is taken through moments of certainty and confusion, triumph and fragility, witnessing how even the

RIITHO NTURENE BY Erick Kimathi

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Riitho Ntûrene (The Eye of the Village/Community) is a cultural reflection that serves as an observational lens into the heart of Ameru society. Through a collection of narratives, wisdom, and traditional teachings, the book captures the essence of communal life and the societal values that hold the community together. It acts as a preservation tool for the oral history and cultural philosophies of the Meru people, inviting the reader to understand the community not just through historical dates and political structures, but through the everyday life, ethics, and "watchful eye" of the village.

The Sick Medic (novella) by James Chumo

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A man can outrun many things. However, running from himself is not one of them. Dennis Omieri is a doctor who knows too much about dying, and now, too much about his own. When his father succumbs to pancreatic cancer, the grief is devastating. But what follows is worse.

The Eternal Watch: A Memoir of Doctri...

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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.

Leave Your Mess at Home by Tolani Aki...

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Sola Longe, eldest daughter, estranged from the family, is secretly back home in Chicago for the first time in a

Diary of a Legal Practitioner: Employ...

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Diary of a Legal Practitioner: Employment and Labour Law (Volume II ) continues the exploration of workplace law by examining the complex relationship between authority, accountability, fairness, and employee rights. Drawing from practical legal experience, Stanley K. Manduku sheds light on workplace disputes, disciplinary actions, redundancies, compliance issues, performance management, and the human impact of employment decisions. Through a blend of legal analysis and real-world storytelling, this volume offers valuable insights for employers, employees, HR professionals, managers, and legal practitioners, emphasizing that dignity, legality, and fairness must remain at the heart of every workplace. To pre-order, simply send the words “BOOKS ORDER” via WhatsApp Business to +254 718 388718. Limited early-access copies and launch offers will be available.

BIGOAH: A CHILD IN A HOLE by Tut Kuan...

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Bigoah, a child clothed in vulnerable hope, and forced to mature overnight in the crucible of despair, is the epitomization of such conflict. When those close to her repeatedly abuse the reserves of trust she has bestowed on them, instinctively a monster threatens to burst out of her otherwise innocent being. Her trust—turned into fury—is not something anyone is prepared to deal with.

Diary of a Legal Practitioner: Employ...

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Diary of a Legal Practitioner: Employment and Labour Law (Volume I ) explores the realities of the modern workplace, where law, power, fairness, and human dignity constantly intersect. Through practical legal experiences and compelling storytelling, Stanley K. Manduku examines workplace disputes, disciplinary processes, redundancy, restructuring, and the difficult choices employees and employers face in today’s labour environment. The book offers valuable insight into Employment and Labour Relations Law in Kenya, emphasizing integrity, justice, accountability, and the protection of workers’ rights within professional spaces. To pre-order, simply send the words “BOOKS ORDER” via WhatsApp Business to +254 718 388718. Limited early-access copies and launch offers will be available.

Diary of a Legal Practitioner – Const...

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Diary of a Legal Practitioner – Constitutional Law (Volume II) continues the exploration of constitutional law as a living force that shapes justice, governance, and the protection of citizens’ rights in everyday life. Rooted in Kenyan jurisprudence, the book demonstrates how constitutional principles influence real human experiences in moments of crisis, public accountability, and the exercise of State power. Drawing from decades of legal practice, litigation, and public law engagement, the author examines the intersection between constitutional principles and lived realities. Through narrative legal storytelling and analysis of decided cases, the book highlights themes of human dignity, judicial independence, administrative justice, public power, and the rule of law. The work emphasizes that constitutional law is not merely contained in statutes and courtrooms, but exists to protect ordinary citizens against abuse of power while preserving justice, fairness, and accountability. It is a valuable resource for legal practitioners, students, policymakers, public officers, and readers interested in understanding the deeper human dimension of constitutional governance in Kenya. To pre-order, simply send the words “BOOKS ORDER” via WhatsApp Business to +254 718 388718. Limited early-access copies and launch offers will be available.

Diary of a Legal Practitioner – Crimi...

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Diary of a Legal Practitioner – Criminal Law (Volume II) continues the exploration of criminal law through practical courtroom experiences and real-life legal narratives drawn from the Kenyan justice system. The book examines how criminal justice operates beyond legal theory, focusing on issues such as defective charges, unlawful searches, evidentiary gaps, judicial discretion, due process, and the limits of state power.

Through carefully presented case studies inspired by decisions of the High Court and Court of Appeal, the book explains why courts sometimes acquit accused persons or stop proceedings despite public expectation. It highlights the importance of fairness, legality, constitutional principles, and judicial independence in the administration of justice. Written for advocates, judicial officers, law students, policymakers, and interested readers, the book combines legal accuracy with accessible storytelling, offering insight into how criminal law affects both institutions and individual lives. It emphasizes that justice is best preserved when the rule of law, fairness, and disciplined legal reasoning remain at the center of the criminal process. To pre-order, simply send the words “BOOKS ORDER” via WhatsApp Business to +254 718 388718. Limited early-access copies and launch offers will be available.

Deja Vu: Talking to my younger self b...

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Deja Vu: Talking to my younger self by Dr. Wale Akinyemi

The Evolution of Enterprise: The Unto...

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The Evolution of Enterprise: The Untold Journey from Hustle to Heritage by Dr. Wale Akinyemi

Frequency: The Secret to Building a N...

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Frequency: The Secret to Building a Network of Champions by Dr. Wale Akinyemi

Beyond The Struggle by John Nderitu

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The story of personal account of resilience, purpose and unwavering commitment to education and service. From humble beginnings marked by hardship and uncertainity.

Getting It Done: The Craft of readine...

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How do intentions become action? How ready are we, really, to make that happen? Plans are made. Commitments are announced. Resources are committed. But too often, little moves — or what does move cannot be sustained. Clear, practical, and grounded in real-world experience, Getting It Done offers a new way to understand why some efforts move while others stall — and what it takes to change that.

A Clean me is a happy me! by Olipha J...

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This children book teaches on hygiene and encourage children to use clean towel, cut nails short and wipe their toes dry to prevent diseases. They are questions to answer so as to ensure children learn in a simple way.

Get Out and Sell: 25 Hustles That Tur...

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Get Out and Sell tells Vannessah's personal hustle stories from age 8 selling newspapers to selling burgers which made her 6-figures; but she doesn't leave it at just fun stories, Wambui Ochieng' outlines a guide other Kenyan Hustlers can follow to deal with Kenya's harsh youth unemployment state and make money

THE POWER OF THE HUMAN MIND: Capacity...

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The power of the human mind offers a rigorous philosophical and theological investigation into the nature of knowledge and human capacity. Challenging the reductionist epistemologies, this work advances a dual-source theory grounded in revelation and nature, presenting the mind as a vessel shaped by both divine insight and rational inquiry. With conceptual clarity and analytical depth, the book reframes how truth, learning and wisdom are understood in contemporary thoughts.

A Man Must Cry by JAMES NYABERA

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A Man Must Cry by JAMES NYABERA