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Enono Ya Busoga- Family Unit: A Compl...
This book portrays Busoga as a unique society with distinct values and norms that have made Busoga an organized, stable, united and enjoyable community. It is these values that every Musoga should espouse and be proud of.
The values researched on [okusangalira baino], Leadership [obukulembeze], Justice include hospitality [obwenkania], Goodness [obulungi], Unity [okwisania], Hardwork [okwekemba okukola emirimu], Faith [okwikiriza], Respect [Akanhagansi / ekitiibwa/ ekitiisa], Marriage and family, [obufumbo na maka], kinship [oluzi], Parenting [okulera nokukuza abaana], Gratefulness [okusiima nokwebaza], Integrity [obwesimbu] and being Humane [obuntubulamu].
This is a mirror to the fact that the modern Musoga has a lot to learn from the old past. When these values are well nurtured and put to proper use they build a value laden society that can develop and prosper.
The many pictures and illustrations used make reading easy and give one a glimpse of our rich heritage of tools and equipment that were in use then. This book is an eye opener to how our grandparents survived in hostile environments and conditions amidst many life challenges. It is a wealth of innovation and lived realities.
This is a narrative of the Kisoga Culture as told at the fire place. It is a conservation, preservation and presentation of a living culture that has propelled the Great Basoga through ages. It is a bridge, from the old folklore story telling through word of mouth, to modern written transmission of knowledge and information. It facilitates upcoming generations discover their old rich past. The family is presented as the core centre "enono" and nexus of society, whose composition and functions could be revived, copied and promoted for stability and development of our mother country. It gives Busoga's geographical location and the features that give it its identity namely language, names, clans and leadership structure with ObwaKyabazinga at the helm. The characteristic homestead structure, its composition and functions are a unique basis for identity and distinction from other cultures.
The Art Of Foreign Policy: Politics B...
The need to study global foreign policy has never been greater in today's interconnected world. The choices that countries make in the international arena have wide-ranging effects on economics, security, human rights and the general welfare of people all across the world. This book of foreign policy finds its use with in this complex web of international relations.
The book's main goal is to promote a deeper understanding of the intricate interactions of players, interests and ideologies how they influence foreign policies and decisions rather than merely reciting facts and theories. It sheds light on the underlying dynamics that drives global events and their results to the geopolitical landscape. It analyses motivations, strategies and outcomes of different countrie's foreign policies.
The Master of your Destiny: You are b...
The Master of Your Destiny', offers over 200 powerful motivational principles presented as "Precepts" and 160 uplifting real-life stories shared as "Anecdotes" designed to transform your mindset and ignite your potential.
With timeless wisdom and relatable experiences, The master of your Destiny serves as a practical guide to personal growth, resilience, purpose, and success. Whether you're a student, professional, or anyone seeking direction in life. 'The Master of Your Destiny' is an essential companion on your journey to becoming the best version of yourself.
DisPlace: The Poetry of Nduka Otiono ...
The poems in this selection are drawn from Otiono's two published collections, Voices in the Rainbow, and Love in a Time of Nightmares, and the volume includes previously unpublished new poems. Peter Midgley’s introduction contextualizes Otiono’s work within the frame of physical and spiritual mobility, diaspora, and newer critical frames like Afropolitanism, attending to form as well as his political engagement. The volume concludes with an interview of the poet by Chris Dunton that touches on the nature of poetry, language loss, and diasporic identities.
Love in a Time of Nightmares: Poems b...
“How might we make music in a burning house? Love in a Time of Nightmares shows us how. Lacerating and lyrical, these songs are fragments out of a still raging storm whose other name is Nigeria. Tenderness knits despair and hope together in this daring collection, and the product is the ambiguity that must be the stance of all those who dare sing in the midst of an inferno.” —Ike Okonta, Department of Politics, University of Oxford, UK “Nduka Otiono’s excellent book begins a dialogue between Canadian poetics and the rich resources of Nigerian poetry…. Africa has much to teach us, and here is an ideal place to learn…. Come and listen. You will be enchanted.” —Bert Almon, poet and Professor, Department of English and Film Studies, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada “Only an accomplished poet can write these remarkable poems, haunting and enchanting songs in smooth-flowing lines. Love in a Time of Nightmares is definitely mature and exhilarating…a memorable collection. You can’t help but be mesmerized by these poems.” —Tanure Ojaide, poet and Frank Porter Graham Professor of Africana Studies, University of North Carolina, Charlotte, USA
Wreaths for a Wayfarer: An Anthology ...
Pius Adesanmi died in the doomed Ethiopian Airline flight 302 on March 10, 2019. Wreaths for a Wayfarer: An Anthology in Honour of Pius Adesanmi is an assemblage of 267 original poems written by 127 established and emerging African writers. While some of the poets celebrate Adesanmi, others reflect philosophically on existence, mortality, immortality and/or offer hope for the living. In this memorably textured collection, the poets - some who knew, and some who did not know Adesanmi - exorcise the pains of loss through provocative poems that pour out their beating hearts with passion.
Africa Matters: Cultural Politics, Po...
Africa Matters: Cultural Politics, Political Economies, & Grammars of Protest provides a sampling of insightful articles from the first five issues of Nokoko, the journal of the Institute of African Studies, Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada. It brings together pieces that the journal's editorial board felt were particularly perspicacious in their analysis and resonant in their crafting. Uniting them in this book permits a new dialogue to emerge around the key themes of cultural politics, political economies and grammars of protest. Their intersection here sheds light on important issues for Africans in the twenty-first century.
Voices in the Rainbow: Poems by Nduka...
In Voices in the Rainbow, the poet-protagonist sees himself as the “griot of a threatened tradition.” The poems in this collection are therefore a heroic effort to rescue the ancestral oral tradition of bards and raconteurs from obsolescence by reinventing its tropes and techniques within the tradition of the written word. The use of musical accompaniment, of criers and choruses, and the resources and rhythms of song and chant as integral part of these poems lend them a multi-layered dimension which further reinforce the stylistic virtuosity displayed in the author’s earlier award-winning collection of short stories, The Night Hides with a Knife. The delight of the present volume is that it presents us with a palimpsest from which we can read back through contemporary poetic forms to an archaeology of the most ancient of poetic forms and devices. The range of voices extend from T.S. Eliot to Okigbo and a broad spectrum of new Nigerian poets. Poems take off from other poems, spiral into yet other poets to create a veritable symphony of voices as harmoniously blended as the colours of the rainbow.
The Office Sin and Other Stories
In the high-stakes world of fluorescent lights and closed-door meetings, The Office Sin and Other Stories lays bare the secrets, schemes, and seductions of the modern workplace.
From whispered romances in supply closets to ruthless betrayals over corner-office power plays, this anthology follows the dangerous games people play to climb the ladder. Watch a junior assistant weaponize a CEO’s affair, a star manager trade loyalty for leverage, and two rivals discover that ambition burns hotter than attraction—until it consumes them both.
Each story peels back the corporate mask to reveal jealousy, deception, and the quiet sacrifices made for a title. Who rises, who falls, and who pays the price for another’s sin?
Perfect for fans of dark office satire and psychological drama, this collection proves that the most cutthroat politics happen not in parliament—but right next to the water cooler.
Bible based coloring book for ages 5-6
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. The child learns Bible truths while having fun at it and developing fine motor skills.
Bible Activity book for Ages 3-5
Soaring Above The Clouds – A St...
Bible Activity book for Ages 6-9
Ever wondered how to explain salvation to a six-year-old? This is your no ordinary puzzle. This Activity book walks your child though the journey of salvation from Adam to Noah, From Noah to Abraham, From Abraham to Isaac and Jacob, and from Jacob to Jesus Christ. It then guides your child how to walk victorious in Christ as a born-again believer.
My Sheep Know my voice by Ruth Kihuha
Roots Beneath Gikuyu community
Roots Beneath Gĩkũyũ Community was written to uncover, preserve, and celebrate the foundational cultural, linguistic, and spiritual elements that define the Gĩkũyũ people. At its core, the work seeks to reconnect modern readers—especially younger generations—with the deep ancestral wisdom and symbolic systems that have shaped Gĩkũyũ identity for centuries. The author’s primary motivation is to explore how oral narratives, naming customs, rituals, and social structures serve as repositories of cultural knowledge. In a rapidly modernizing Kenya, where Western influence and urbanization threaten to erode indigenous traditions, this book acts as a cultural anchor. It documents the symbolic meanings behind names, the spiritual significance of Mount Kenya, and the intricate clan systems that governed marriage, kinship, and social order. By tracing the origins of the Gĩkũyũ through myth, migration, and oral history, the book challenges the notion that African traditions are simplistic or outdated.
Other Books by this GREAT KENYAN Mũthamaki Togno The Missing Wallet, Ikũmbĩ rĩa Thingira wa Mũthamaki 1, Rũthiomi rwa Maitũ, Mũgathe Mũkora, Whispers of joy, Lena Mũmbi – The Bright One, Ndũĩ and the land, A Painful Kiss / A Kiss of Pain, Roots Beneath Gĩkũyũ Community, Ikũmbĩ rĩa Thingira wa Mũthamaki 2, Ikũmbĩ rĩa Thingira wa Mũthamaki 3, Married Wrongly/Married to a Devil, Unapologetic Marriage, Unapreciated Hero
Restoring the Garden Within: Healing ...
Judge Stone: A Legal Thriller by Jame...
All rise…for Judge Stone.
The most respected citizen in Union Springs, Alabama (population 3,314), is Judge Mary Stone. She holds two responsibilities sacred: running her family farm and presiding over her courtroom. Everything changes when she draws the most controversial case in the history of the South.
Criminally, it’s open-and-shut.
Ethically, there is no middle ground.
Essentially, it’s a choice between life and death.
No judge can satisfy everyone. It would be dangerous to try. But Judge Stone is willing to fight to bring justice to the people and place she loves.
The Secret Lives of Murderers’ ...
You’ve heard of the men who kill, but what about the women who loved them?
It’s a baking hot summer in 1960s California and three women have formed an unlikely friendship. They may look like they lead idyllic lives but behind the false smiles and glittering pools lies the truth: their husbands are some of the country’s most notorious serial killers.
Amidst neighbourhood gossip and pointed fingers, Beverley, Elsie and Margot are fighting to forge new paths for themselves. But when a string of local killings hits the news, the women – underestimated and overlooked – are hurled into an investigation of their own.
The Heist By James Patterson
A rare masterpiece by Picasso is about to go to auction, and the whole world is watching.
But bright art student Halston Graham sees an opportunity. One that could secure millions for her future – and freedom for her wrongly imprisoned father…
To pull off the crime of the century, she must assemble an unlikely crack team: an expert in forgery, a ruthless mob boss, and an eccentric fashion designer.
In a game where trust is a luxury and failure is not an option, will Halston’s brilliance be enough to outsmart her enemies?