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The Loud Silence Between Us by Justic...
In the quiet spaces between tradition and truth, a young woman learns that silence, too, has a breaking point.
Na’ima’s story begins beneath the warm northern sun, where a chance encounter with Junaid, charming, patient, and tied to her family’s past, changes the course of her life. What starts as tender affection grows into a marriage layered with expectations, faith, and the unspoken weight of tradition.
As Na’ima balances her dream of becoming a nurse with her new life as a wife and mother, she begins to sense the cracks hidden beneath love’s surface. Behind closed doors, painful secrets unravel, and she is forced to confront the quiet violences that women are taught to endure.
Torn between loyalty and self-preservation, Na’ima must find her voice in a world that prefers her silent.
Set against the vibrant and complex landscape of Northern Nigeria, The Loud Silence Between Us is a haunting and hopeful story of resilience, womanhood, and the courage it takes to turn pain into purpose.
Instances of Exceptional Moments of H...
The Creative Africa Nexus (CANEX) is an initiative of the Africa Export Import Bank that is designed as a strategic programme designed to catalyse and support Africa's creative and cultural industries. CANEX is built to unlock the continent's vast creative potential by providing financing, infrastructure, and capacity‑building resources that help creatives scale their work and compete globally.
In 2024, CANEX launched the CANEX Book Factory, its literary arm, with the CANEX Creative Writing Workshop and the CANEX Prize for Publishing in Africa. This collection of stories is from the participants, drawn from all over the continent and Africa and its diaspora. Read to experience storytelling through African eyes. Read to experience the drive of these young writers. Read to know that you are amongst the first to read their stories. They will all be stars. You saw them first here. These are their names:
Audrey Obuobisa-Darko • Basma Jaheen • Benjamin Cyril Arthur • Denise Westfield • Eduardo Quive • Evelyn Gachuchu • H. B. Asari • Israel Campos • Jason Kooper • Jazz Sanchez • Keletso Thobega • Lucky Grace Isingizwe • Mercy Chipukunya • Mhembeuter Jeremiah Orhemba • Miora Rakotomalala • Nabunya Hadijah Sebunyah • Rigwell Addison Asiedu • Salma Elnour • Uzoma Ihejirika
The Challengers: The Disruptive Niger...
In the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, a group of young Nigerian entrepreneurs came together to form The VFD Group, a company that is poised to become a major player in Nigeria’s financial sector. The founders of this company, Nonso Okpala, Adeniyi Adenubi, Mobolaji Adewumi, Gbenga Omolokun, Azubike Emodi and others, recognised the need for a new kind of financial institution in Nigeria, one that was nimble, innovative, and responsive to the needs of a rapidly changing market. But that was not their only innovation: they decided to build this firm together.
The Challengers is about the personal stories of these founders. What makes their story different from that of the businesspeople of just a generation prior? How did this company not only survive having so many “owners” but thrive because of it? This, in an environment as individualistic as the Nigerian business space, was a previously-unheard-of occurrence. Eghosa Imasuen, author of Fine Boys, presents this tour de force of narrative nonfiction in a style uniquely his own.
Even if the Stars Should Fall: A Nove...
Mid 1950s. Northern Rhodesia.
Angie is devoted to Prophetess Alice Lenshina. She dreams of a country where women take their rightful place as leaders. A world where everyone is treated fairly.
Luka, her husband, fights for equality and justice in a segregated society. His love for Angie is rivalled only by her daughter’s. But the colony churns in turbulent times. A Federation between Rhodesia and Nyasaland has formed, and the African majority fear apartheid from the South will grip them. Forever.
Will Angie and Luka’s love survive the struggle?
Even if the Stars Should Fall is an intimate portrait of a family from an era since erased. A story about the triumph of love when caught in the crossfire of religion and politics, colonisation and freedom.
Love on the Dotted Line: A Novel by O...
Love on the Dotted Line is a romance and family drama that tells the story of an unlikely pair, Ada Okeke and Wande Badejo. Ada, a newly widowed mother of four boys living in Port Harcourt, needs to provide for her sons, but has nothing to her name. After a decade with her cruel late husband, she has sworn never to remarry.
Wande Badejo, a.k.a “The Beast”, has conquered the business world but is powerless in the face of his children’s needs, especially his sickly daughter. Desperate, he needs to make one more acquisition: a woman with a “mother’s heart”. Wande proposes a marriage contract to Ada that both solves their problems. At first, Ada refuses, but circumstances force her to take up the offer.
After a very rocky start, Wande and Ada decide to work together for the good of the now blended families. Falling in love isn’t part of the contract, but it happens. The family is torn apart by a secret that comes to light, but fate brings them together again and they find that love can show up in the most unexpected circumstances, changing everyone around them.
And Then He Sang a Lullaby by Ani Kay...
August is a God-fearing track star who leaves Enugu City to attend university and escape his overbearing sisters. He carries the weight of their lofty expectations, the shame of facing himself, and the haunting memory of a mother he never knew. It’s his first semester and pressures aside, August is making friends, doing well in his classes. He even almost has a girlfriend. There’s only one problem: he can’t stop thinking about Segun, an openly gay student who works at a local cybercafé. Segun carries his own burdens and has been wounded in too many ways. When he meets August, their connection is undeniable, but Segun is reluctant to open himself up to August. He wants to love and be loved by a man who is comfortable in his own skin, who will see and hold and love Segun, exactly as he is.
Despite their differences, August and Segun forge a tender intimacy that defies the violence around them. But there is only so long Segun can stand being loved behind closed doors, while August lives a life beyond the world they’ve created together. And when a new, sweeping anti-gay law is passed, August and Segun must find a way for their love to survive in a Nigeria that was always determined to eradicate them. A tale of rare bravery and profound beauty, And Then He Sang a Lullaby is an extraordinary debut that marks Ani as a voice to watch.
Thread of Gold Beads: A Novel by Nike...
Amelia, daughter of the last independent King of Danhome, King Ghehanzin, is the apple of her father’s eye, loved beyond measure by her mother, and overprotected by her siblings. She searches for her place within the palace amidst conspirators and traitors to the Kingdom. Just when Amelia begins to feel at home in her role as Princess, a well kept secret shatters the perfect life she knows.
Someone else within the palace also knows and does everything to bring the secret to light. A struggle between good and evil ensues causing Amelia to leave all that she knows and loves. She must flee Danhome with her brother, to south-western Nigeria. In a faraway land, she finds the love of a new family and God. The well-kept secret thought to have been dead and buried, resurrects with the flash of a thread of gold beads. Amelia must fight for her life and what is left of her soul.
Set during the French-Danhome war of the late 1890s in Benin Republic and early 1900s in Abeokuta and Lagos, South-Western Nigeria, Thread of Gold Beads is a delicate love story, and coming of age of a young girl. It clearly depicts the strength of the human spirit in the face of adversities.
Echoes of the Courtyard
Echoes in the Courtyard by Barasa Herbert is an engaging and transformative story for junior learners (Grades 6–9). Follow the journey of Kito, Silas, and Amani as they tackle the everyday challenges of peer pressure, digital distractions, and the importance of making the right choices. This beautifully written guide is designed to empower young readers to find their voices, value true friendship, and develop the integrity needed to thrive in school and beyond. A must-read for students and educators alike.
PROSPERITY THEOLOGY IN TRANSIT by Lom...
The Mask of the Savannah
In the Republic of Zuwena, the charismatic Jaza Pesa wins the premiership on grand promises of free education and clean water for the poor. But once inside the State Palace, the campaign poetry dies. Confronted with an empty treasury, the new regime builds a massive wall to hide the wealth of the elite from the scarcity of the Mizizi slums, sparking a chain reaction of strikes, water rationing, and state violence. Driven by the insights of a brilliant student leader named Amani, the community must learn a dangerous new literacy to unmask the true face of power. A powerful, timely contemporary African narrative about corruption, survival, and the ultimate accountability of the written word.
THE CULT OF LEGION MARIA
The Cult of Legion Maria is a comprehensive and eyeopening examination of the teachings, practices, and beliefs
of the Legion Maria movement. Drawing from personal
experience and biblical analysis, the author sheds light on the
realities within the organization and contrasts them with the
truth of Scripture.
This book seeks to equip readers with discernment by
exposing doctrines and claims that are inconsistent with the
Gospel of Jesus Christ. It serves as both a testimony and a
warning, highlighting the spiritual deception that Jesus
foretold in Matthew 24:24:
"For false christs and false prophets will arise and perform
great signs and wonders to deceive, if possible, even the
elect."
Whether you are a former member, a concerned family
member, a church leader, or simply someone seeking the
truth, this book provides valuable insights into the dangers of
religious deception and points readers back to the saving truth
found in Jesus Christ alone.This version is suitable for the
back cover, introductory pages, or online book description.
A Revolution of Shadows: Africa Reima...
In this compelling story by John Wamatu, Peter Karanja and Stephen Wabeti, we explore the vibrant, intricate landscape of a transformative era in Africa. Motivated by a deep passion for storytelling and a strong commitment to their homeland, the authors use artificial intelligence to reimagine a hopeful future in a place they call Bantuland.
At the center of this story is Bantu Matata, an exceptional leader who gains power through a democratic election. Bantu isn’t just another politician; he is a symbol of integrity, committed to enacting meaningful policies and development initiatives.
In his efforts to combat corruption, Bantu takes bold actions, including the controversial move to involve the military to ensure accountability. As Bantu’s vision starts to take hold, he gains support from his fellow citizens in Bantuland and admirers across Africa and beyond.
His success inspires others, igniting hope and a sense of possibility. However, his journey is filled with obstacles. Resistance arises from his inner circle and foreign interests, leading to attempts on his life that test his resolve.
Despite these challenges, Bantu Matata charts a path for progress by using strategic thinking and resilience to navigate the turbulent landscape of leadership. This book invites readers to follow Bantu’s journey — a story of courage, determination, and the relentless pursuit of a better future for his people and country.
Friends Of Barnabas by Esau Morjoi
The Ancient Jewish Wealth Code
Theodoros arrived in Joppa, Tel Aviv-Yafo, with nothing but hunger and desperation. A story is told that he learned from a community of mentors, a baker, a merchant, a fisherman, and a philosopher, and journeyed through the timeless principles of wealth creation. Through grain speculation, olive harvests, and a voyage to Alexandria, Theodoros learned what most people never will: wealth follows mastery; after mastering, it defines the person: abundance is who you become.
Whether you are 17 or 70, this story will unsettle you and then rebuild you by revealing what you must learn to become wealthy. The Ancient Jewish Wealth Code is for the dreamer who needs a plan and the strategist who needs encouragement as they build wealth.
The Kaleidoscope Chronicles
Step into the kaleidoscope, where junior high gets weird and ordinary school days turn into high-stakes adventures. Follow Leo as he ceiling-surfs through a gravity glitch, Toby as he gets dragged into the forgotten stone halls of the true Library of Alexandria, Brody as he fights off a living noodle monster in the school gym, and Zara as she gets sucked into an unbeatable retro arcade game. Packed with fast-paced action, wit, and unforgettable characters, this reality-bending anthology proves that when your world fractures, ordinary kids are the only ones who can rewrite the rules. Ideal for fans of imaginative sci-fi adventures in Junior school
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Reloaded Progressive Literature in En...
La Victoria by Ayaz Shah
Camilo appears to live a contented, orderly life in a small Venezuelan town until the day he comes home to find his wife and daughters gone without a trace. Over the next three harrowing days, his frantic search through La Victoria forces him onto both an outer journey through the city’s streets and an inner descent into the labyrinth of his own mind.
Bantu Beliefs and Magic: An Annotated...
Bantu Beliefs and Magic is a remarkable exploration of the spiritual,cultural, and political traditions of the Agikuyu (Kikuyu) and Akamba peoples of Kenya. Written by C. W. Hobley in 1922, the book preserves a detailed record of indigenous life during a period of profound change under colonial rule. Drawing from years of research and conversations with elders, Hobley examines beliefs about God, ancestral spirits, sacred places, sacrifice, initiation rites, harvest ceremonies, and the customs that guided community life. These traditions reveal a rich worldview in which the spiritual and physical worlds were deeply connected.
The book also explores the role of magic, divination, healers, blacksmiths, curses, and protective rituals. Far from being isolated practices, these beliefs influenced social order, justice, health, and everyday decision-making within the community. Beyond religion and magic, Hobley documents systems of governance, councils of elders, customary law, age-set organizations, warfare, folklore, dances, and the influential role of women. His observations reveal societies with complex institutions and well-established methods of leadership and conflict resolution. Part anthropology, part history, and partcolonial-era record, Bantu Beliefs and Magic offers readers a rare window into precolonial East African life. It remains an important resource for anyone interested in African heritage, traditional belief systems, and the history of Kenya's indigenous communities.