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Hofu: Harakati za Willy Gamba Book 4 ...

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Mauaji ya kikatili yanafanyika karibu na mji wa Uitenhage nchini Afrika Kusini, siku ya kuwakumbuka wazalendo waliouawa mjini Sharpeville mwaka 1960. Makaburu wanajawa na hofu na wanatilia shaka kuwa ni njama za kikundi cha watu weusi kutaka kupindua serikali yao ya kibaguzi. Uongozi wa makaburu wa Afrika Kusini wakiongozwa na mkurugenzi wa shirika la ujasusi, kamanda wa jeshi la Kulfut na mkuu wa magaidi wasaliti wa UNITA wanakutana ili kukabili juhudi za ukombozi wa Afrika Kusini kwa kupanga wimbi la mauaji. Mkutano wa wapigania uhuru wa Afrika Kusini unafanyika Arusha, nchini Tanzania. Jambo hili linawatia hofu makaburu, hivyo basi, mikakati kabambe inafanywa na serikali yao ili kuusambaratisha mkutano huo. Umoja wa Wapigania Uhuru nao unaandaa kikundi makini kabisa ili kupambana nao na kuulinda mkutano huu muhimu. Mpelelezi nguli wa Afrika, Willy Gamba, hakosi panapokuwa na mapambano kati ya upande wenye haki, na ule wa dhuluma. Kwa kushirikiana na wapelelezi mahiri kutoka nchi za kusini mwa Afrika, wanakabiliana na makaburu hao na vikundi vya kigaidi vinavyoshirikiana nao. Hekaheka zinatokea Arusha, hofu inatanda kote! mwindaji awa mwindwaji…

JOSECK: PROGRESS NOT PERFECTION BY JO...

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An Autobiography by Joseph Ichunge Kinyua, MBS, HSC A career education manager (Chogoria Boys, Kisii High School, Kenya Science Teachers College et al) Long serving Treasurer Athletics Kenya Committed Civil Servant

What is 99? by Muthoni Thang’wa

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The stories in this book are rooted in Kenya. Some draw from real events, but all characters and their circumstances are fictional. Though fictional, they hold fragments of truth, joy, memory, and sorrow woven into everyday life. They will make you reevaluate ordinary life, its struggles, joys and the silence in between.

Beyond the Betrayal by Daniel Muriithi

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SYNOPSIS Beyond the Betrayal: Finding Healing After Infidelity is a profound book that explores the lessons drawn from one of life's most painful experiences—the breaking of marital faithfulness. Blending the author's personal narrative with biblical insight and psychological reflection, the book examines how infidelity destroys trust, identity, and spiritual peace, while also revealing the often long and hidden path toward restoration and healing. The book is divided into four major parts—Part I, Part II, Part III, and Part IV. It begins by laying the biblical foundation of covenant marriage and exposing the sin of infidelity that shatters this sacred bond. It then explores the inner world of both the betrayer and the betrayed, showing how sin unfolds and how deeply betrayal wounds the human heart. The book further examines the moral and spiritual roots of betrayal, the emotional and psychological aftermath, and the gradual journey toward healing through grace, truth, and personal restoration. At the end of every chapter, reflection questions are provided to help readers process the lessons, examine their own hearts, and thoughtfully engage with the path toward healing, repentance, and restoration. Drawing on real-life experience, Scripture, and counseling perspectives, the author exposes the inner chaos caused by unfaithfulness and its impact on the betrayed partner's mind, faith, and sense of self-worth. Yet even in the midst of devastation, the book directs readers to the God who restores the brokenhearted and rebuilds what sin has destroyed. This book addresses the wounded who have suffered the pain of betrayal, the fallen betrayer seeking understanding and restoration, counselors who encounter individuals and couples navigating the aftermath of infidelity, pastors who shepherd hurting families, and even those whose marriages are currently strong—warning them of the subtle dangers of crossing the line that protects the sacred covenant of marriage. It also serves anyone seeking to understand the complex interplay of sin, pain, grace, and redemption within the reality of marital betrayal.

Joy Beneath the Sun

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Born into the harsh realities of rural Umuahia, Joy is the youngest of ten in a family struggling against poverty, superstition, and relentless societal pressures. While her siblings and relatives succumb to bitterness or misfortune, Joy’s unwavering faith, intelligence, and moral compass guide her through trials that would have crushed a lesser spirit. Refusing to compromise her integrity for love or wealth, she excels in school, earning a national scholarship to a prestigious university where she studies Computer Science. Yet, even as her academic brilliance opens doors, temptation and corruption loom—embodied in the predatory Mr. Kayode, whose promises of success come at the cost of morality. Through the unwavering support of Emeka, an honest and God-fearing agricultural engineer, Joy navigates the treacherous waters of ambition, romance, and spiritual trials. Her journey is punctuated by visions, biblical allusions, and dreams of a future that demands patience and courage. Alongside moments of suspense, betrayal, and heartbreak, Joy remains steadfast, learning the value of forgiveness, love, and resilience. From childhood hunger under mango trees to blistered hands working night shifts, from poisoned feasts to moral confrontations in the bustling streets of Lagos, Joy’s story is one of faith, love, and triumph. Ultimately, she rises to a First-Class honor in her degree, reconciles fractured relationships, and experiences a love redeemed, proving that those who sow in tears shall indeed reap in joy. “Joy Beneath the Sun” is a story of courage, morality, and the unyielding power of faith, illustrating how adversity, when met with resilience, leads to both personal and spiritual victory.

The New Parenting Challenge: A Guide ...

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In an era defined by rapid technological change, globalized culture, and evolving social norms, parents face a daunting challenge: how to connect with Gen Z children who navigate worlds their elders barely recognize. The New Parenting Challenge: Understanding Gen Z and Millennials provides a comprehensive roadmap for bridging this generational divide.

A Girl Cannot Go On Laughing All The ...

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It's the city style as seen and lived by Nairobi's rising and trendy young men and women. There is vice and crime, violence and opulence, prostitution and hypocrisy. And in her face and love for life, sensational Edna is haunted by death, clings onto her carefree cassanova boyfriend Dave... It is Dave's turn, however, to learn that a girl cannot go on laughing all the time. The novel is as contemporary as it is courageous, as hiralious as it is harsh.
A Girl Cannot Go On Laughing All the Time is full of pathos, yet it is the one novel you may laugh to read.

The Gold Rush by Samuel Wachira

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For Christopher Makumi, winning a scholarship to study in the United States was like getting the key to the doors of success, a chance of a lifetime, and a ticket to the world of riches. The truth is unveiled when the temptation of earning a quick fortune in the land of plenty leads him straight into the jaws of crime. Soon, he finds himself trapped between a ruthless crime lord, a bunch of dangerous killers and the law. The golden dream in the world of riches turns into a horrendous nightmare as the hunter becomes the hunted in a thrilling contest between the underworld and the law.
This is a dramatic story of an innocent young man who blindly falls into the trap of the lure of big money in a cliff-hanger which starts with false friendship. The friendship develops into double-cross, turns into a man-hunt and finally explodes into a blood chilling orgy of violence that leaves behind a series of assassinations.

BEYOND THE RIVER

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Set in a fictional Nigerian high school, Beyond the River follows the compelling journey of Eze, a brilliant but impoverished student, and Adanna, a determined girl navigating the stigma of teenage motherhood. Their high school experience is filled with struggles, triumphs, and defining moments that shape their futures in unexpected ways. Eze, a top performer, comes from a struggling family but refuses to let his circumstances dictate his destiny. His intelligence and leadership skills earn him admiration, but also envy from privileged students like Chike. When Eze leads a school-wide protest against contaminated food, the administration cracks down hard—forty students are suspended, but Eze, to everyone’s shock, escapes punishment. His act of rebellion cements his status as both a hero and a troublemaker. Adanna, on the other hand, fights a different battle. After giving birth in primary school, she faces endless judgment from society. Yet, she refuses to be defined by her past, working tirelessly in school and rising to a position in the student governance council. Her friendship with Eze deepens as they both struggle to prove themselves in a world eager to see them fail. Through thrilling school demonstrations, dramatic cultural day celebrations, fierce academic competitions, and the complexities of friendship and love, Beyond the River captures the raw and emotional essence of high school life. The novel explores themes of poverty, resilience, love, betrayal, corruption, and redemption, all wrapped in a gripping narrative filled with suspense, flashbacks, and shocking twists. As Eze and Adanna complete high school and move on to university, their struggles pay off—Eze becomes a respected researcher, and Adanna a compassionate teacher. Their journey, however, is not without its scars and sacrifices. The novel concludes with a powerful reflection on how adversity shapes character and how true success is not just about achievement, but about the courage to keep moving forward, no matter the odds. A tale of hope, determination, and second chances, Beyond the River is an unforgettable story that resonates with students and educators alike, inspiring young minds to rise above their circumstances and pursue greatness.

CHOOSE LIFE: LESSONS ON ROAD SAFETY B...

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A frontline analysis on road safety and preventable trauma as written by an EMT who has witnessed the cost of human failure on our Roads.

Dream under Siege by Pastor Evanson G...

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This book equips you with clarity to recognize what is happening wisdom to understand what it happening

From Dream to Destiny by Pastor Evans...

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This book helps you close that gap with clarity and spiritual insight, you will learn to recognize when a dream is from God.

Beautiful Scars: Following one’s Uniq...

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What if the very thing that seems like your greatest weakness is actually your greatest superpower? Join Pula on a heart-warming journey of self-discovery as she uncovers strength in the most unexpected places, from the silvery trails left behind by a snail in her garden to the scars on her own knees. Along the way, she learns that scars are not flaws to be hidden, but treasured artifacts that tell the story of courage, adventure, growth, and resilience. This inspiring tale reminds readers that everyone has a unique path to follow and that true strength lies in embracing the trail that is uniquely their own.

The Irreplaceable Employee

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The Irreplaceable Employee is a practical guide to developing the mindset, skills and professional habits that make individuals stand out and thrive in any organization. In today's competitive workplace, success requires more than qualifications - it demands value, adaptability and excellence. The book explores essential topics such as initiative, communication, leadership, emotional intelligence, personal branding, continuous learning and workplace effectiveness. Through practical insights and actionable strategies, this book empowers students, graduates, employees, managers and professionals to build rewarding careers, increase their organizational value and become trusted contributors who consistently deliver exceptional results in an ever-changing world of work.

You Are Not Responsible for His Chara...

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You Are Not Responsible for His Character is a powerful and compassionate guide for women navigating unhealthy relationships. Through personal stories, practical wisdom, and faith-inspired insights, Esther Ng'ang'a helps readers recognise red flags, understand vulnerability, rebuild self-worth, and find the courage to establish healthy boundaries. This book offers hope, healing, and the reminder that another person's choices are never your responsibility.

Meet Yourself

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In a world full of noise, comparison, and pressure that fit in, Meet Yourself is a timely invitation to step away from the crowd and reconnect with the most important person in your life, YOU. Mwenda Itumbiri takes you on a transformative journey of deep reflection, honest confrontation, and powerful awakening. Drawing from personal experiences, timeless wisdom, and practical steps, this book helps you discover your authentic self, align with your life's purpose and unlock the greatness that has always been within you.

Meet Yourself Journal

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The Meet Yourself Journal is a guided reflection companion for anyone longing to slow down, think more deeply, and live with greater intention. Through 60 thoughtful reflections on clarity, purpose, discipline, healing, values, growth, and contribution, plus Mwenda’s Finding Purpose M.E.E.T Model, this journal creates space for honest self-discovery, finding purpose and meaningful personal insight. Whether you are navigating change, seeking direction, finding your purpose, or longing to live with deeper alignment, these pages invite you to pause, listen inwardly, and move forward with purpose, one reflection at a time.