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CRICKETS IN MY MIND: POEMS BY OLWAL D...
Crickets In My Mind is an emotionally engaging collection of potent poems. The collection is clustered into five assemblages. Throughout the five clusters, the poems take the reader on a yin and yang journey, from smiles to giggles to laughter and frowns to tears to grieving, and without dwelling on loss for long; the reader is taken through a healing experience.
Olwal Dickens paints intimate human experiences in an easily palatable way without watering down the complexity of the art form that is poetry. With a heavy reliance on the beauty of language, structure, and rhythm, Olwal churns out poems from deep at the core of his being, yet very relatable to the reader, perhaps a reminder that we are all humans with emotions, desires, fears, and dislikes.
The Hidden Layers of Aviation: The In...
Aviation is often romanticized as a symbol of innovation and progress, but beneath the gleaming terminals and roaring engines lies a deeper, rarely told reality. The Hidden Layers of Aviation: The Industry Insider peels back the curtain on the political forces, silent careers, ethical grey zones, and systemic gaps that shape one of the world's most powerful industries. From union struggles and worker rights to the untold realities of African aviation, this book gives students, professionals, and curious readers the insights that textbooks leave out. Written by aviation insider Derick Oyaro, this is not just a book about planes; it's a book about people, power, and the courage to speak the truth.
Building Leaders Who Deliver by Hilla...
Building Leaders Who Deliver reveals why most leadership efforts fail—not because of people, but because of broken systems. This practical guide introduces a systems-based approach to leadership development, helping organizations and individuals create environments where leaders consistently produce results. Through clear insights and actionable frameworks, the book shows how to close the gap between strategy and execution.
Aragtida Dawladnimada: Dhismaha Jamhu...
Dib u dhalashada Soomaaliya kama imaan doonto haaraha dagaalladeeda iyo ayaan-darradeeda, laakiin waxay ka imaan doontaa damiirka dadkeeda.
Qormada Aragtiga Dowladnimo, Xuseen Sheekh-Cali wuxuu ugu baaqayaa Soomaalida in ay dib u helaan aasaaska akhlaaqda ee jamhuuriyaddooda - in ay mar kale rumeystaan in quruumaha lagu dhisin xoog, laakiin mabda' ahaan.
lyada oo laga soo xiganayo waayo-aragnimo nololeed iyo sannado badan oo dhaqdhaqaaqenimo iyo adeeg xagga amniga qaranka iyo hab-maamulka, qoraagu wuxuu ka tarjumayaa sida dawlad jabtay ay dib ugu soo ceshan karto sharafteeda, dib ugu dhisi karto hay'adaheeda, una cusbooneysiin karto heshiis-bulsheedka qaranka. Wuxuu si aragti soo jiidasho leh oo ku saabsan jamhuuriyad ku saleysan caddaalad, mudnaansiin, iyo kalsooni dadweyne, isagoo ka faa'ïideysanaya taariikhda, iimaanka, iyo qiyamka madaniga ah.
Kani waa buug ka badan buug ku saabsan siyaasadda waa baaq loo jeedinaayo damiirka, xasuusin ah in mustaqbalka Soomaaliya uu ku xirnaan doono geesinimada akhlaaqda ee muwaadiniinteeda si ay daacadnimo uga doortaan danaha, iyo mabda'a ka sarreeya awoodda.
Guardians of the Savannah
Sit With It: Color, Draw & Feel ...
Sit With It: Colour, Draw & Feel is a mindfulness-informed colouring and reflection book designed to help you slow down and reconnect with yourself.
Rooted in principles of Focusing-Orientated Arts Therapy (FOAT) and gentle, creative practice, this book invites you to explore your inner world through simple acts of colouring, drawing, and noticing. You don’t need artistic skill or prior experience, only a willingness to pause and be present.
Through thoughtfully designed pages and soft, open prompts, you are guided to:
notice your thoughts, feelings, and body sensations
express yourself without pressure or perfection
move at your own pace
create space for reflection and self-compassion
Inspired by the rhythms, textures, and lived experiences within the Kenyan context, this book offers a culturally grounded approach to mindfulness and creative healing.
This is not about creating something beautiful.
It is about creating space.
Space to feel.
Space to breathe.
Space to gently return to yourself.
About the Author
Remina Nduta is a mindfulness-informed therapist and the founder of Sit With It Therapy. Her work centres on helping individuals slow down, connect with their inner experiences, and engage in self-exploration with curiosity and compassion.
INSIDE THE POLITICIAN’S MIND: B...
This book chronicles how Babu Owino rose from student leadership at University of Nairobi to become a fearless voice in national politics. Drawing insights from speeches and interviews throughout Babu’s political journey, the book offers a deeper understanding of his ideas, leadership style, and political influence. Inspiring and thought-provoking, this book is a must-read for young leaders, political enthusiasts, scholars, and anyone seeking to understand the mindset behind political influence, resilience, and modern leadership in Kenya. Readers are taken through Babu Owino’s journey from his days as a student leader at the University of Nairobi to his rise in the national political arena. Informed! Inspired! Empowered!
The Final Alarm Prophetic signs that ...
The Final Alarm: Prophetic Signs That… Time is Running Out by John C Nyambu is a gripping and thought-provoking exploration of end-time prophecy and the urgent spiritual realities facing the world today.
Set against a backdrop of global chaos—natural disasters, moral decline, and uncertainty—this book calls readers to awaken to the signs unfolding before their eyes. Through powerful insights drawn from scripture, The Final Alarm examines the prophetic warnings that signal the approaching culmination of time as we know it.
More than just a warning, this book is a call to action. It challenges readers to reflect on their spiritual lives, strengthen their faith, and prepare for what lies ahead. With clarity and conviction, John C Nyambu presents a message of urgency, hope, and redemption in a world that is quickly running out of time.
This is not just a book—it is a wake-up call.
The Edge of Fear by Dr. Dee
Amani and the Last Seed by Cynthia Wa...
THE DONKEY YEARS: From Village Boy To...
Why Call A Memoir The Donkey Years?
In 1986, a young public health officer, born in coastal Hills In Kenya arrived in Lamu, fresh from college training, confident that his credentials and public health education had prepared him for the work ahead. What he did not expect was that his greatest lessons would not come from textbooks, but from the humble donkey. On the narrow streets of Lamu, donkeys carried everything-water, building materials, medical supplies as well as food supplies-serving patiently where vehicles could not go. They were quiet, reliable, and essential; without them, he town would struggle to function. Their resilience, strength, and endurance became a powerful symbol. Over the next thirty-five years, Dr. James Mwashembe Malusha came torecognize that same spirit in public health work.
From confronting cholera outbreaks and enforcing health laws, to training village health teams and mentoring the next generation of professionals, his journey became one of perseverance, humility, and service. The Donkey Years is not a story of titles or accolades. It is a story of communities, mentors, family, and ordinary people doing essential work that often goes unnoticed, necessary for healthy living and survival. Written with warmth, wisdom, and reflection, this memoir reminds readers that even a village boy can rise to become a professor-and that true impact lies in the quiet work that keeps the world moving.
The Remnants by Mirigo Kinyanjui
The book tells the story of a young man born in Kikuyu land and the love for his culture which inspires him to trace the origins of Bantu peoples to understand where his community came from. He would come to learn of an ancestral prophesy that he would be the chosen one to die at the horns of a buffalo when he reached his prime age as a warrior.
This changed the course of his life in his grandmother's wish that he should have lots of fun, though destined to die young. Did the fun turn out to be fantasy or vanity? Walter could only find out in the end.
THE CROOKED SOCIETY by ELIJAH OPONDO ...
The book confronts the troubling rise of violence, corruption, and moral decay that has come to define contemporary society. Against a backdrop of murder, sexual violence, terrorism, professional negligence, and the plunder of public resources, the book calls for urgent national and personal self-reflection. It challenges readers to examine how far society has strayed and what must be done to restore its moral centre. Emphasising the formative power of values instilled at an early age and drawing from personal experience, the author explores root causes of societal breakdown and practical pathways forward.
The Missing Corpse by Yasin Kakande
The president is dead. His son’s pretending he’s not.
And the corpse? Well, that’s missing.
WHEN THE CIA sniffs out whispers that an African general—who also happens to be the president’s darling son—may have murdered dear old dad and stashed the body like last week’s leftovers, they send in their best bloodhound: Agent Shawn Wayles. He’s good at two things—digging up dirt and getting shot at in places the U.S. swears it’s not involved.
THE IMAGE WITHIN & WITHOUT by KE...
From the quiet corridors of childhood struggles to the sacred space of healing, Keziah Murimi invites you on an intimate journey through loss, longing, and divine restoration. Haunted by hormonal imbalance, infertility, and the shame of a distorted self-image, she wrestled with questions many women dare not voice: Am I enough? Can God make beauty out of this?
With raw honesty and disarming grace, Keziah peels back the layers of her story-faith tested through suffering, love refined through endurance, and hope reborn through God’s relentless mercy. Her journey is not merely about surviving illness or reclaiming womanhood. It’s about rediscovering the radiant image of God within, even when the mirror without seems broken. This is a story for every woman who has ever battled the shadows in her reflection and longed to see the light of purpose again.
“Our brokenness is a far greater bridge to others than our pretend wholeness ever is.”
How Not To Not To Lead: Reflections o...
DESIRE AT DAWN by Nicholas Bwebare
Desire at Dawn is an inspiring story of hope, resilience, and the life-changing power of education. It follows Desire, a young girl growing up in rural western Uganda, whose dreams are nurtured by her mother’s love and strengthened by the guidance of her mentor and sponsor, Claus. Despite the hardships of village life, Desire refuses to surrender her hopes. Through faith, vulnerability, and perseverance, she discovers inner strength and purpose. Her journey from uncertainty to empowerment shows how kindness and determination can turn distant dreams into reality.