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Diary of a Legal Practitioner – Guard...
Diary of a Legal Practitioner-Guardian of the Constitution Stories from the Supreme Court of Kenya takes readers beyond landmark judgments to reveal the human stories, constitutional principles, and judicial reasoning that have shaped Kenya's democracy. Drawing from decades of legal practice, Stanley K. Manduku presents the Supreme Court's most significant decisions in an engaging and accessible way, making this an essential read for legal practitioners, students, policymakers, and every citizen who values the rule of law.
To pre-order, simply send the words “BOOKS ORDER” via WhatsApp Business to +254 718 388718. Limited early-access copies and launch offers will be available.Kiswahili Hatua Kwa Hatua
Hatua Kwa Hatua [Ngazi ya 2] is a kiswahili learning book designed for learners who use Kiswahili as a second language. It is the second book in a series and aims to help students improve their Kiswahili skills through practical lessons, dialogues, vocabulary, grammar exercises, and revision activities. The book covers topics such as verb forms , adjectives, relative pronouns, colours, measurements, nationalities and other everyday language skills, enabling learners to develop fluency in Kiswahili within a short period.
Behind Closed Doors by Stanely Manduku
Behind Closed Doors – Boardroom Lessons in Governance from Corporate Kenya offers a revealing look into the realities of corporate governance and leadership within boardrooms and institutions. Drawing from decades of experience in company secretarial practice, corporate law, and board advisory, the book explores the human dynamics, power structures, and decision-making processes that shape organizations behind the scenes.
The book examines how governance extends beyond policies and documentation, highlighting the importance of integrity, accountability, stewardship, and ethical leadership. Through practical reflections and real-world experiences, it sheds light on how decisions are influenced within boardrooms and how governance can succeed or fail in practice. Written from firsthand exposure to corporate boards, family businesses, state corporations, and governance institutions, the book provides valuable insights for company secretaries, directors, professionals, policymakers, and anyone interested in understanding the deeper realities of leadership and governance in Corporate Kenya. To pre-order, simply send the words “BOOKS ORDER” via WhatsApp Business to +254 718 388718. Limited early-access copies and launch offers will be available.
Atejo Kenya Kiti: Enkibelekenyata e T...
A translation of The Princess Crown Land originally written in English into Maa, the spoken language of the Maasai people of East Africa; this is a work of reclamation of an African story in an African language, a reaffirmation of language sovereignty and a contribution to the global efforts of indigenous languages revitalization.
Mastering Research Methods: A Practic...
The development of quality research remains the cornerstone of academic excellence and
professional growth. Mastering Research Methods: A Practical Guide serves as an invaluable
contribution to this pursuit, offering clear, systematic, and practical guidance on the entire
process of conducting and presenting research. The text brings together both theoretical
insights and applied examples, enabling learners, educators, and practitioners to understand
not only the principles of scientific inquiry but also the practical steps necessary to transform
ideas into coherent research proposals.
The strength of this book lies in its comprehensive coverage of all stages involved in
developing and writing a research proposal. It provides a detailed yet accessible discussion on
crafting an effective introduction, conducting a critical literature review, and designing a
sound research methodology. Each section is supported by relevant examples drawn from
published works, giving readers a realistic view of how concepts are applied in actual research
contexts. The integration of examples enhances clarity and fosters confidence among readers
who seek to develop their academic writing and analytical skills.
The book begins with an insightful exploration of the nature and foundations of scientific
research, establishing a solid base for understanding the logic that underpins scholarly inquiry.
It then moves into a detailed discussion of variables and the diverse types of research designs,
ensuring readers appreciate the nuances that distinguish qualitative, quantitative, and mixedmethod
approaches. This structured progression reflects the author's deep understanding of
research pedagogy and commitment to making complex concepts accessible.
Mastering Research Methods: A Practical Guide stands out as an essential companion for
students embarking on their first research project, as well as for professionals seeking to refine
their research competence. Its practical orientation, clarity of expression, and emphasis on
real-world examples make it both a teaching resource and a self-study reference. The author's
thoughtful presentation and methodological rigour inspire a culture of inquiry that is both
critical and creative.
This text is timely and relevant in today's academic environment, where evidence-based
knowledge and sound research practices are indispensable. It offers readers a clear roadmap
for navigating the complexities of proposal development and research design, ultimately
nurturing a new generation of scholars who approach research with confidence, integrity, and
intellectual curiosity.
It is a pleasure to commend Mastering Research Methods: A Practical Guide to all aspiring
researchers, educators, and professionals who are determined to master the art and science of
research. This book will undoubtedly enrich the reader's understanding of research processes
and contribute significantly to advancing scholarly excellence.
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Fashion Law In Africa by Bernice Asein
Fashion Law in Africa is the continent’s first comprehensive legal guide tailored to the fashion industry. It explores the intersection of law, business, and creativity covering intellectual property, contracts, taxation, sustainability, digital rights, labour law, and cultural heritage. Written with clarity and purpose, the book equips lawyers, designers, regulators, and entrepreneurs with the legal insight needed to navigate Africa’s growing fashion ecosystem.
Social Science Research in the New Era
This book is an exhaustive introductory resource for research students at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. Students will gain an understanding of writing research as well as develop practical skills in writing research proposals using both quantitative and qualitative approaches. The scope includes conducting and reporting data ethical practices in research and learning of vital skills in communication research ideas using the APA style of documentation
The authors have adopted a practical and comprehensive approach that equips the researchers with the foundational knowledge and skills to begin their research journey, conduct actual fieldwork as well as tackle the common problems faced by new researchers head on
The book is supported by pedagogical features, including learning outcomes, practical scenarios , reader reflections and review questions. Also included are new era aspects and skills to consider such as collaboration , communication , creativity , critical thinking and problem solving which will prepare students to embrace the opportunities and meet the challenges of learning and teaching research in the 21st century
Biostatistics and Research Simplified...
This is an ideal book for statistics and research for undergraduate and postgraduate students undertaking statistics and research in health and health related courses. The book is written in an ease to read and understand style covering the key concepts and applications in real world of research. It has elaborate examples of scenarios with answers which enhances understanding. It's therefor a must-have book for students and practitioners, as well as practising researchers experiencing difficulties in statistics and research.
Oculomotor Active Recall Workbook
The Zampa Law: Protecting Unaccompani...
As the world faces a plethora of turmoil from conflicts, civil war, and other calamities, causing people to flee for their lives, the homeless and vulnerable persons from Syria, Libya, Palestine and many sub-Saharan African countries seek a haven for their survival.
Migrant minors separated from their immediate family members during these perilous journeys are susceptible to danger, are at risk of child trafficking, and are faced with immigration restrictions at the border of every country they run into.
Thus, Italy’s new legislation, The Zampa Law for ‘Provision of Protection Measures’, is a boon to the children fleeing for their lives without being accompanied by any family or guardian into Italy.
The author analyses the gap that the new Italian Zampa Law filled, the challenges in applying the new law and other aspects of the Italian immigration system related to unaccompanied migrant minors.
A Historical and Cultural Analysis of...
In most societies in different parts of the world, there are gender inequalities in access to productive resources such as land, and other social, economic, and environmental resources that are critical for people’s sustenance. However, in many instances, not much research has been conducted on those critical gender issues and perceived unfairness in the ownership, access, and utilization of critical societal resources, particularly, in Africa in general, and Kenya in particular.
In this regard, the need to improve access to land and strengthen women’s land rights in Africa provided the main rationale for undertaking this research, with specific reference to the Gusii of Western Kenya. In particular, the book examines the changing and/or evolving responses of women over time to land access, ownership, control, and usage. Further, the book analyzes the relationship between indigenous land tenure systems and gendered relations; and the effects of colonial land policies on gendered relations. It also examines gender rights with respect to land access and ownership in the post-colonial period in Kisii.
Overall, this study provides pertinent information on the following critical issues. What was the relationship between pre-colonial land tenure systems and gender relations in Kisii? What were the effects of colonial and post-colonial land policies on gender relations in Gusii? How did Gusii women respond to gendered land rights and ownership in the pre-colonial, colonial, and post-colonial periods?
A Unified Way to Freedom
The author, Prof. Cletus N. Chukwu PhD is a Philosopher, Mystic, Theologian and Prolific writer. He had earlier published academic philosophical books and several articles. From the author's exalted encyclopedic mind, he masterfully takes all categories of readers and audiences on board in this book in an intelligible way into the multifaceted nature of whom, and what we are.
The book exposes the knowledge gaps to build on for achieving self-fulfillment. The dynamics of vibrational nature of our cosmos, the interconnectedness and interdependence of everything in our worldly and spiritual endeavors leading up to wisdom abound in this book.
The book encompasses and synthesizes science, philosophy, arts, mysticism, and inspired religions of Western and Eastern traditions. The author points the way to that exalted state of spiritual consciousness. He brings meaning into human life and stirs courage and aspiration to know “thyself” so as to know the universe and its potential benefits to oneself and humanity. He shows how our thoughts, words, inner desires and actions vibrate and mutate to shape our future in accordance with Divine Will and universal cosmic laws. The book is replete with intrigues of life that are fascinating, yet all the drama of human experiences is intelligible when we know the Divine and the certainty of immortality
Colour of the Skunk
The late Wilson Lwandhle Magadhla served in the South African Police Force at the peak of the struggle against the apartheid regime. Even as he remained true to his profession of policing, his heart remained with the freedom fighters; he yearned for a country underlined by equality before the law. Merit, he felt, should be the basis of judging persons rather than the colour of their skin.
Drawing suspicion from both sides of the struggle, the good soldier soldiered on, balancing between loyalty to his people and the profession of keeping law and order.
So what were the conditions like in policing during the years of apartheid? What was life like for a black police officer serving under the authority of one of the most repressive and detested regimes in the world? How did black policemen balance between the need for liberation from the oppressive order of apartheid and their duty to do law enforcement?
Following the fall of the apartheid regime, the author went on to serve in Truth & Reconciliation Commission (TRC) that was chaired by the Reverend Desmond Tutu. Magadhla was the head of the Special Investigative Section of the commission.
Published posthumously, The Colour of the Skunk is a book for historical records, providing an insider’s account of working in government founded racial discrimination