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The Ghosts of Happy Valley: Searching...
‘Happy Valley’ was the name given to the region of Kenya’s Central Highlands where a community of affluent, hedonistic white expatriates settled between the wars. Including the writer Karen Blixen (Isak Dinesen).
The pioneering aviator Beryl Markham and the troubled socialite Idina Sackville whose life was told in Frances Osborne’s bestselling The Bolter, the Happy Valley set’s notoriety was sealed in 1931 with the sensational – and still unsolved - murder of the Earl of Errol, the investigation of which laid bare the extent of the set’s decadence and irresponsibility, and made for another bestselling book in James Fox’s White Mischief.
But what is left now? Juliet Barnes, who has lived in Kenya for many years, has set out to explore Happy Valley in a remarkable and indefatigable archaeological quest to find the homes and haunts of this extraordinary and vanished set of people – grand residences like Clouds up in the hills that once hosted opulent and scandalous parties. With the help of African guides, and guided by the memories of elderly expats she tracks down to the Muthiaga old enough to have first-hand memories of the likes of Idina and Lord Errol and the lives they led, what she finds - ruins reclaimed by luxuriant bush, tumbledown dwellings in which an African family ekes a subsistence living, or even a modest school – is a revelation of the state of modern Africa that makes the gilded era of the Happy Valley set seem even more fantastic. A book to set alongside such singular evocations of Africa and its strange colonial history as The Africa House, Happy Valley: The Biography is a mesmerising blend of travel narrative, social history and personal quest.
ISBN:2147483647
Author:Juliet Barnes
Little Hands, Strong Africa ( Tax and...
William Ronkorua ole Ntimama: A Biogr...
William Ronkorua ole Ntimama did not fit neatly into any category. A cultural icon in full Maasai regalia on the world stage in Vienna; a fierce defender of Maasai land and identity at home; a man both admired and misunderstood.
He revived the idyllic visions of the past when the Maasai still stood under the open sky, grateful for the pasture that could be relied upon to grow in the wet seasons, and when the land held its cedar giants before they succumbed to drought and rot under a changing environment.
A man of swirling and searing words, he was also haunted by a phrase the media obsessed about "lie low like an envelope"-a line he insisted had been misquoted and weaponised against him. It became part of the mythology that clung to him: the contradictions, the human flaws, and the political courage.
This is the definitive account of one of Kenya's most formidable and unflinching figures.
The Constitution of Kenya: A Commenta...
Tumetenga (we have Set aside): poems ...
Tumetenga ( We have Set Aside :-Fake Chronicles)
Poetry as a Weapon. Poetry as Witness. Poetry as Survival. Poetry as vision for Africa's political salvation. In this landmark anthology, over fifty poets from across Africa—including Kenya, Nigeria, Tanzania, Uganda, Malawi, Cameroon, and Zimbabwe—bear witness to a continent at a crossroads. With unflinching honesty and breathtaking artistry, they expose electoral betrayal, dictatorship, corruption, police brutality, abduction, and the quiet suffocation of dissent.
But these poems do not stop at despair. They envision Pan-African unity. They demand accountability. They insist on the possibility of a new dawn.
"If Africa was waiting for an anthology to speak to her politics and governance, this is it." — Prof. PLO Lumumba
"Power doesn't retire. It just rebrands." — Joy Achungo, "Wanjiku, I Am Not a Thief"
"Our blood is the tax for being alive." — Ruth Jepkorir Koech, "We Want to Live"
"This is not poetry—this is a test of your patience and courage." — Bonface Otieno Okinyi, "What Was Your Reason, Gen Z?"
A collection that will disturb your sleep, trouble your conscience, and remind you that another world is possible.
The First Beep: Majuu Was Never Waiti...
The First Beep: Majuu Was Never Waiting
Butwaa is learning to move through a world that does not always slow down for him.
From a Maasai village on the foot of Mount Kilimanjaro to crowded stations in London and unfamiliar places in Manchester, every sign, every instruction, and every journey becomes something to decode. With guidance from Lily, and later Kofi, he begins to understand that progress is not only about arriving, it is about learning how to move.
At school, a simple assignment about hobbies and the environment grows into something much bigger. Football becomes more than a game. Geography becomes more than maps. Life skills begin to take shape through questions that do not have simple answers.
As Butwaa steps into a new academy and new expectations, he discovers that learning is not only about intelligence or talent but about patience, observation, and the courage to keep asking questions.
The First Beep: Majuu Was Never Waiting is a coming-of-age story about adaptation, learning, and finding direction in unfamiliar spaces. It is about the quiet moments where understanding begins, and the spaces between instruction and independence.
The Awakening of Ebukani: The 55th st...
What if everything you thought you knew about power, wealth, and freedom was only part of the story?
In a fictional African nation on the brink of transformation, The Awakening of Ebukani follows the journey of young leaders who dare to question the systems shaping their world; and choose to change them.
This is not just a story. It is an awakening.
Why readers can’t put this book down
✔️ It rewires how you see power
Move beyond politics as elections and titles. Discover the deeper systems that truly shape nations, and your place within them.
✔️ It transforms how you think about money and wealth
Challenge conventional ideas of success and uncover what real economic independence means for individuals and nations.
✔️ It builds a new kind of leadership mindset
Through the journeys of Dumi and Nerima, experience leadership as it truly is; difficult, demanding, and deeply purposeful.
✔️ It exposes hidden systems without preaching
See how influence, control, and narratives operate in the real world; through a gripping story, not a lecture.
✔️ It strengthens identity with clarity; not blind belief
Engage with Africa’s past, present, and future in a way that is thoughtful, honest, and empowering.
✔️ It challenges your assumptions
Prepare to question everything; from education to governance to the unseen forces shaping society.
A story that stays with you
Set in the rising nation of Ebukani, this powerful novel blends storytelling, philosophy, and political insight into a page-turning experience that is both entertaining and deeply thought-provoking.
By the final page, you won’t just have followed a story, you will see the world differently.
Perfect for readers who enjoy:
• African literature and political fiction
• Stories about leadership, power, and transformation
• Thought-provoking novels with real-world relevance
• Books that challenge conventional thinking
📘 Book Details
• Trim Size: 6 x 9 inches
• Length: 277 pages
• Format: Ideal for students, general readers, and intellectual audiences
This is more than a novel. It’s a shift in perspective.
If you’re ready to think differently, question deeply, and see clearly—
The Awakening of Ebukani is your next read.
2026 Vision Board Planner by Lucy Mac...
A companion to design 2026 with intention.
A mirror of your inner world and a map for your outer one.
This is a sacred place for you to dream, reflect and rise into wholeness. This planner has been designed to hold your reflections, your aspirations and your progress throughout the year. It is more than a book, it is your companion on the journey of growth and possibility. Pause, breathe, and create the life you envision. This planner is your companion, a mirror for your inner world and a map for your outer one. Use it with kindness, honesty and curiosity. Be kind to yourself.
30 Days with Jesus: Bible Stories for...
An interactive 30-day Bible devotional for ages 3-8. Each day includes an engaging Bible story, memory verse, coloring page, family discussion questions, and prayer. Perfect for bedtime, family devotions, or Sunday school. Make Bible time the best time of day!
Author: Anngladys Gichuhi
Publisher: Amazing Life Publishing House
Pages: 66 | ISBN: 978-9914-9519-4-3
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Leap of Faith by Beatrice Mokua
Leap of Faith is a heartfelt guide for anyone standing at the edge of change — afraid to move, yet knowing deep down it’s time. Through personal stories, biblical lessons, and honest reflections, this book reminds you that God prepares you long before He calls you.
If you’ve ever felt stuck, uncertain, or unqualified, Leap of Faith will help you find the courage to trust God’s timing, take bold steps, and walk confidently into your next season — even when you can’t see the full path ahead.
It’s your reminder that obedience may feel risky, but it’s where purpose begins.
What Your Body Has Been Trying to Tel...
This book seeks to walk women (and the men that love them) through understanding their reproductive bodies with emphasis on their Vaginal Health and demystifying the cause of discharges. It helps you nurture your flower and keep it healthy and infection free. From what to do at home, to meals to take, to when to go to hospital, this book is for you
The Silence that Speaks: coping with ...
Understanding Your Child – A Co...
Understanding Your Child: From Conception to 18 Years is a practical guide for parents and teachers, blending personal stories and research. It walks with you through each stage of a child’s growth—physically, emotionally, socially, and intellectually—equipping you to nurture, support, and guide them into adulthood with confidence.
The First Forty by Makori Mogaka
Turning forty is a milestone. It’s not just about age but about pausing to ask, “What truly matters now?”
In The First Forty, Andrew M. Kai reflects on the lessons, stories, and quiet realizations gathered across four decades of living, loving, stumbling, and rising again. This book isn’t about midlife crises; it’s about midlife clarity.
Through heartfelt chapters, you’ll find:
Stories of resilience, humility, and rediscovery.
Reflections on manhood, friendship, solitude, faith, and legacy.
Honest insights for anyone navigating the messy, beautiful second half of life.
Whether you’re approaching 40, already there, or walking alongside someone who is, these pages offer encouragement and a gentle reminder that it’s never too late to realign with what matters most.