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Under The Tamarind Tree by Maurice Bolo
Under the Tamarind Tree traces the life and times of two childhood friends, Orisso and Nyagenga. Born and brought up in the same village, their lives took divergent trajectories when
Orisso pursued formal education while Nyagenga dropped out of school at an early age due to a debilitating sports injury. Orisso went to university, got formal employment, went abroad for further studies and traveled across the world due to the nature of his job. Meanwhile, Nyagenga stayed in the village, the farthest he ever got out of the village was short stints at the capital city's industrial area. The stories are weaved around the challenges they faced in life and how they dealt with them, drawing on each other's strengths, knowledge and wisdom gained through the divergent life's experiences. The stories espouse courage in the face of difficulties, hope amidst despair and resoluteness to bounce back from adversity.
PLANNING FOR RETIREMENT By Willys Chan
- Investments, planning for retirement, personal debt management, forms of retirements, businesses, business finance, stock and security markets and Investments, real estate investment, health and education insurance, timber investment, bonds,bills, ,commodities, building retirement home, writing wills, among others.
AKINYI ET SES COULEURS – Color ...
Inspired by the story Akinyi et ses couleurs, this fun-filled activity book invites children to explore French while coloring the objects Akinyi discovers on her adventure. From red like an apple to blue like the sky, each page helps young learners recognize, name, and enjoy colors in French through simple, joyful, and familiar illustrations.
LA RENTRÉE DE NED – Learn Frenc...
Degreed but Disposable: The Silent Cr...
It tells the story of Kenyan graduates whose certificates promised a future but delivered frustration. A system that keeps saying “add one more qualification” while doors stay closed. A country where everyday effort doesn’t always turn into opportunity.
This book says what many are afraid to say: you are not lazy, broken, or failing—the system is.
Through real stories and honest truths, it explains why degrees feel useless today and, more importantly, what can be done to change that. It turns anger, shame, and exhaustion into clarity, hope, and a reason to demand better.
If you’ve ever wondered “What was all this education for?”
This book is for you. 💔➡️🔥
The Anatomy of Transition: Navigating...
The Anatomy of Transition: Navigating the In-Between explores transition as a deliberate, God-supervised process rather than a crisis or failure.
Drawing from over thirty years of lived experience in Christian ministry, leadership, and community life, the book provides a reflective and practical framework for individuals who sense that a season is ending but have not yet arrived at what is next.
The first part of the book weaves personal narrative with insight, tracing the author’s own journey through multiple seasons of spiritual formation, ministry environments, and leadership transitions.
These memoir-style chapters establish a lived context for understanding how transition unfolds over time and why it often feels disorienting. The latter chapters move into teaching and reflection, examining how to recognize the signs of transition, how to navigate the liminal “in-between” space without fear or regression, and how to exit seasons and structures with honor, clarity, and emotional health.
Particular attention is given to themes such as identity, obedience, honor without bondage, the misuse of “release” language, and the difference between the body of Christ and the organizational structures built around it.
Rather than offering formulas or quick fixes, the book functions as a map,helping readers interpret their inner unrest, discern changing seasons, and move forward without guilt, panic, or unnecessary conflict.
It is written for believers, leaders, professionals, and anyone sensing a shift in calling, identity, or assignment, and serves as the first volume in a broader series that will later explore systemic and theological dimensions of the Kingdom of God.
This Is Me: Identify Abuse, Navigate ...
This is Me. This is my truth. This is my healing...It is also YOURS.
This is me is a courageous and deeply reflective journey into the emotional landscapes of identity, resilience, and healing. Blending personal insight, compassionate guidance and transformative reflection, the book invites readers to confront the silent wounds of abuse, trauma, and emotional disconnection- and to reclaim the parts of themselves that once felt lost, silenced, or diminished.
This book is not only a journey of reflection - It is a declaration of identity.
Weeding Out the Chaff by Richard Olika
Adolescence isn’t a straight road; it’s a storm. Between social media, peer pressure, identity struggles, and the endless noise of the digital age, many teens feel lost, drained, and uncertain about the future. But hidden in that chaos is untapped power.
In Weeding Out the Chaff, Richard Olika delivers a bold and practical guide for teenagers who want to rise above the noise and build lives of purpose, resilience, and influence.
Through three transformative parts, Olika shows how to detox from toxic habits, build a strong frame of character, and master the life skills school never teaches, from financial intelligence and digital empowerment to critical thinking and relationships.
This is not just another self-help book. It’s a roadmap, a toolkit, and a challenge to every teen: you don’t have to wait for the future to matter, you are the future, and the change begins now.
For teens, parents, and mentors alike, this book is a companion for the journey and a spark for a generation ready to lead.
SELF-REHABILITATION-RISE ABOVE
Hey there! Life can be messy, stressful, and full of tricky choices—friends, school, family, and everything in between. This book gets it. 100 Rhymed Ballads of Hope and Courage is here to speak to you, not at you.
Each poem is short, rhymed, and real—about dealing with pressure, avoiding bad habits, finding your strength, and learning to bounce back. Some will make you think, some will make you smile, and some might even feel like they were written just for you.
Flip the pages, feel the rhythm, and let these words remind you: you are stronger than your struggles, smarter than your doubts, and braver than you think. Your journey to hope, courage, and self-belief starts here—one poem at a time.
The Rebel Part 1
A description of my thoughts on self delusion, losing myself then doing everything possible to recover myself.
From childhood trauma that led me to drug and alcohol abuse, reckless sex borne out of teenage heartbreaks to wild experiments in sorcery and witchery that morphed into psychosis that took too much to reverse.
Sandwiched in between is the unending desire to change the world from effects of colonialism, the corrupt governments to toxic parents only to discover I was the problem all along.
FORCED RESET by Leonora Mbithi
Transform your forced career break into your breakthrough moment. "Forced Reset: The Chapter They Didn't Teach You About" by Leonora Mbithi offers the RESET framework for navigating job loss, contract endings, and unexpected career transitions.
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Drawing from 14+ years in global health and personal experience navigating a forced career transition, this practical guide provides actionable strategies for mid-career professionals facing involuntary change.
Men Also Cry by Lukase Libamira
Men Also Cry is a deeply personal, emotionally honest, and culturally necessary exploration of grief through the eyes of a father who has lost a child. Written by Lukase Libamira after the death of his firstborn son, Zuriel Tamnai Lukase, the book challenges long-standing societal expectations placed on men—especially fathers—to remain stoic, silent, and emotionally contained in the face of devastating loss. This work is both memoir and guide, combining lived experience, grief literacy, faith, psychology, and community wisdom to help grieving parents—particularly men—understand, process, and live alongside grief without being consumed by it.
At its core, Men Also Cry insists on one radical truth: grief is not weakness, and men are not exempt from pain. The book does not attempt to “fix” grief or offer shortcuts to healing. Instead, it invites readers into a lifelong journey of recognition, response, and reset—learning to live meaningfully after loss while honoring the child who died.
Tao Te Ching by Lao Tzu
