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The Alphabets of Leadership By Fredri...
In this book, The Alphabets of Leadership – You will discover that leadership is not defined by titles, but by transformation. Every great leader begins with a single step—a choice to grow, to serve, and to lead with purpose. This book invites you on a journey through twenty-six timeless principles that shape effective, godly leadership. Each letter unfolds a key trait—accountability, boldness, discipline, wisdom, and more—anchored in Scripture and proven through practical experience. You will learn how to lead with clarity, humility, and conviction, drawing from the wisdom of God’s Word and the realities of today’s challenges. As Proverbs 4:7 declares, “Wisdom is the principal thing; therefore get wisdom.” And as Jesus taught, “Whoever wants to become great among you must be your servant.” (Mark 10:43) Prepare to grow, lead, and influence with purpose that outlives you.
What We Keep, What We Become
What We Keep, What We Become, is an immersive collection of poems that heavily lean on emotions; as good poetry should. The collection is clustered into four chapters arranged in gradual and chronological order in terms of their intensity.The poems explore the themes of identity, becoming, loss, heartbreak, memory, musing and introspections, and definitely also camps on themes of love and beauty.
Bible based coloring book for ages 2-4
This book from the WALK THROUGH THE BIBLE FORCHILDREN series is a beautiful wonder. It teaches Biblical values to your child through pictures from the Bible and The ABCs of the Bible. Your child walks across the Bible from the Old to the New Testament through nicely done and well colored and smiling pictures. This helps to develop fine motor skills to prepare for school.
Exploring The Nature of law: A journe...
The book's raison d'etre is to promote scholarly discourse and dissemination of knowledge on the nature of law by analyzing the nature and development of jurisprudence. It aims to provide originalin-depthinvestigationsof both theoretical and practical questions on the social foundationsof legal systems and the philosophy of jurisprudence, as well as their applicability in the context of South Sudan. The book traces the social foundations of law by analyzing its relationship with other concepts, its sources and classifications, then concludes with an assessment of the judicial system of South Sudan. The second part of the book is a dissection of the philosophy of jurisprudence. Here, various philosophical perspectives of the law are discussed, including natural law theory, positive law theory, sociological theory, realist theory, conflict theory, Marxism, and African customary law. It provides the reader with a theoretical understanding of the ideologies that shape laws and policies, as well as contemporary problems. This book is an essential read for anyone who interacts and is curious about law and philosophy.
Church Governance & Leadership b...
Navigating Home Guards Syndrome by Ke...
Why do some organizations cling to tradition and resist transformation, even when it is critical for their survival and longevity? Navigating Home Guards Syndrome explores this paradox by drawing parallels between colonial era’s home guards and modern institutions. It dissects the deep-rooted resistances that hinder organization’s growth and it offers solutions to navigate such resistances.
Becoming Mama- Finding Grace, Strengt...
In Becoming mama , Esther shares a deeply personal story that brings to light the silent struggles many mothers carry. From the pain of loss and the journey of healing , to the emotional weight of postpartum challenges and the daily realities of raising children , she speaks honestly about experiences many women rarely talk about. She issues such as the pressure to be a perfect parent , to the delicate balance between career, family and spiritual life. Drawing from her experiences , Esther offers wisdom,insight and practical tools to help women navigate this phase of life with clarity, grace and confidence.
Eyes of the Storm by Abdullahi Mohamu...
How do you survive a storm when the wind is tearing your own family apart?
At just eight years old, Meimuna’s world is shattered when her mother sends her away to live with her married stepsister. What should have been a protective family reunion quickly degenerates into a bitter, toxic fallout—severely fracturing a bond meant to last a lifetime. Escaping one fire only to step into another, seventeen-year-old Meimuna enters an arranged marriage, hoping for peace. Instead, she inherits her ultimate test: a stubbornly defiant stepdaughter who views her as an enemy, and a vicious circle of hostile in-laws determined to see her fail. As the years roll on, the storms only grow fiercer. Between her son’s sudden, devastating illness and her own grueling battle with a life-threatening diabetic condition, Meimuna is pushed to her absolute physical and emotional limits. When the baton of suffering threatens to pass down to her children, she must make a choice. Will she break under the weight of her trials, or find the fundamental principles needed to conquer the cruelest enemies living within her own home? Set against a backdrop of ultimate resilience, sacrifice, and survival, Eyes of the Storm is a gripping, deeply emotional contemporary Kenyan drama about the heavy price of family loyalty.UNPLUGGED 5 – HARDCOVER
What does it mean to be a man in an era where masculinity is mocked,
purpose is blurred, and love has become transactional?
In UNPLUGGED 5: Operant Conditioning, Jacob Aliet delivers his most raw, unflinching,
and revelatory volume yet in the UNPLUGGED series. This is not just a book — it’s
a weapon against manipulation, a manual for reclaiming personal sovereignty, and a
manifesto for men lost in the maze of modern relationships.
Drawing from behavioral psychology, real-world anecdotes, evolutionary science,
and red-pill philosophy, Aliet exposes the hidden dynamics that condition men to
become subservient — emotionally, financially, and sexually — in their own homes
and relationships. With brutal clarity, he dismantles the myths of “happy wife, happy
life,” unpacks why men are being desexualized and manipulated, and shows how
operant conditioning is quietly shaping male behavior in marriages, churches, offices,
and bedrooms.
From the crisis of the middle-class man, to why women “make rules for
betas and break them for alphas”, to the lies men and women tell them
selves, and finally, to how to walk away and reclaim your frame — this book
confronts the cultural illusions suffocating modern masculinity.
Why you should read it:
• If you’re tired of the emotional bureaucracy that nice guys go through…
• If you’re questioning why success doesn’t bring fulfillment…
• If you’ve ever felt manipulated, emasculated, or invisible in a relationship…
• If you want to raise strong sons in a world that is actively weakening men…
Then this book will feel like a slap, a sermon, and a sword.
UNPLUGGED 5 is not for the weak. It’s for the man who’s ready to see
the truth, bear the cost, and live free.
Thus Spoke Zarathustra by Friedrich N...
NDANI: Amani’s Journey God Is With Me...
NDANI: Amani’s Journey – God Is With Me • Mungu Yuko Nami is a culturally rooted children’s colouring book that gently supports emotional awareness, faith, and inner healing.
Through Amani’s story, children explore feelings like fear, loneliness, anger, and self-doubt while learning that they are loved, seen, and never alone.
Grounded in therapeutic approaches such as mindfulness, art therapy, and emotional regulation, the book offers the following:
- hand-drawn coloring pages
- simple storytelling and reflections
- Bible verses and Swahili affirmations
- calming, child-friendly prompts
Set in familiar Kenyan environments, NDANI creates a safe and relatable space where children can pause, express themselves, and connect inwardly.
Recommended for ages 5–12, and suitable for home, school, church, and therapeutic settings.
Created by Remina Nduta, a therapist in training, NDANI is a gentle companion for children navigating big feelings, reminding them that
Mungu yuko nawe. God is with you. Always.
The Clown Comic by Mutendei Writes
A comedian is faced with the unique challenge of being his brothers keeper, when charged with the duty of halting the rampage of a superpowered cynic, who after facing a personal tragedy, abandons his own comedic past turning into a Killjoy. The comedian risks his well-being and only granted similar powers by the deity Serendipity,through making people laugh. A trait he must employ against his cynic foe.
Will the Clown or Killjoy triumph and how?
From Junior School to Senior School
Africa’s Billionaires: Inspirational ...
Do you have what it takes to become a billionaire? Written by the founder of Forbes Africa, this is a masterclass on how the brightest and most successful entrepreneurs across Africa made their fortunes, as well as a timely look at how the work of entrepreneurs can influence lives in Africa and create the jobs that empty state coffers can no longer afford. Chris Bishop gets up close and personal with the biggest names in business on the continent: Aliko Dangote, Patrice Motsepe, Nicky Oppenheimer, Christo Wiese, Wendy Appelbaum and Stephen Saad, among others. These are the stories of how they not only survived, but thrived, in the fast and furious world of African business: Narendra Raval, the penniless priest who became a steel baron; Tim Tebeila, the barefoot apple-seller who turned into a mining millionaire; Herman Mashaba, the ‘knocksman’ who went from running dice games and dealing drugs to running a city; Pascal Dozie, the economics student who studied with Mick Jagger … This is a rich tapestry of stories about the super-wealthy and the qualities that make them so spectacularly successful, in arguably the most challenging economic arena in the world.
Mfalme Katili
DOMINION IN A JOBLESS WORLD by Newton...
Are you a college student, graduate, or jobseeker feeling lost in a world of scarce opportunities?
Do you struggle to see how your skills, faith, and potential can make a difference in today’s economy?
This book is your roadmap from limitation to dominion. Written for young people ready to rise above uncertainty, it shows you how to:
1. Break free from the “grasshopper mentality” that keeps you small
2. Activate faith that overcomes fear, doubt, and discouragement
3. Innovate, create, and build value where opportunities seem absent
4. Lead with integrity, courage, and influence
5. Leave a lasting kingdom legacy in your generation
Through biblical wisdom, real-life examples, inspiring testimonies, and practical strategies. Dominion in a Jobless World equips you to turn scarcity into success, vision into action, and potential into impact.