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Shoreline: Origins by Jacob Aliet

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SHORELINE ORIGINS. During a desperate moment in a hospital ward, a sick man makes a pact with a dark force to save his life. But he later breaks the pact. A deformed baby girl is later born in the wake of the broken pact. The villagers reject her and demand that she is killed and thrown away because she is a bad omen. Her desperate mother hides her at the shoreline of the lake and secretly nurses her. A creature finds the baby and adopts her. The baby’s genetic defects provide her with adaptations that enable her to live in water. She returns to the village as a young woman but the villagers attack her believing that she is a demon. She narrowly survives the horrific attack and escapes back to the lake. Seeing her injured and bleeding, her vengeful lake mother retaliates with devastating consequences. After the carnage, the villagers assemble fearsome warriors, experienced fishermen and skilled hunters from far and wide to kill the creature. What follows is a series of spell binding events and revelations that lead to the most unexpected finale. In the middle of this conflict, a doctor doggedly struggles to find if any scientific advancements can be achieved from the disturbing occurrences that shake the rural community. Dreams and fears, like the land and the lake, meet at the shoreline.

The Disruptor: Championing reforms in...

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Want to know the transformational journey of the Kenya Prisons Service. Want to know how it had a paradigm shift from Punishment to Correction and empowerment? Grab yourself a copy of this book written by the indefatigable Wanini Kireri, first female commandant in the Kenya Prisons, first female head of a male maximum security prison, winner of Public Servant of the Year Award, globally acclaimed penal reformer and recipient of the CRIME SI POA Lifetime Achievement Award. It’s a page turner worth your time.

End of Arrogance: Africa and the West...

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What determines the African social structure? What does this mean for the ethical orientation? Can the African Spirituality be considered to be 'metaphysical? Conversely, what are the foundations of the west that determine society, religion, politics and science? What do the mental and cultural differences mean for the relationship between Africa and the West? What impact do they specifically have on development cooperation? These are some of the questions Danner attempts to grapple with in "End of Arrogance: Africa and the West - Understanding their differences". A critical and honest observer will often notice a subtle condescension by Westerners towards Africans and resentment on the part of Africans towards the West. Where does this tensed and unfortunate relationship originate from? There are two essential reasons: Africa and the West have a common history that can neither be forgotten nor forgiven by Africans - contempt, subjugation, and exploitation through slave trade, missionary, and colonization. Both have never been able to appreciate or understand the cultural and mental orientation of each other. An approach of mutual understanding - contrary to quantitative measuring - might help counter the arrogance of the West and the distrust by Africans.

Confessions of the Troublemaker by Ca...

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CONFESSIONS OF THE TROUBLEMAKERS (short Novel) is a thriller novel that tells episodes of hidden confessions.

Mbugua Githere: A Handful of Terere b...

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Mbugua Githere: A Handful of Terere by Mwangi Gicheru