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Rebuilding Hope, Work, Love and a Fut...
Rebuilding Hope, Work, Love and a Future That Still Fits is a warm, conversational exploration of starting again when life takes an unexpected turn. It reflects on rebuilding confidence, navigating work and money pressures, rediscovering love and connection, and creating a future that reflects who you are today.
Seeds of Silence
The Unseen Burden
In The Unseen Burden, software engineer and entrepreneur Barasa Herbert provides a practical, engineering-minded guide for men navigating the pressures of modern life. Moving beyond vague motivation, this book offers a structural toolkit to help you isolate life’s toughest challenges, analyze your constraints, and design a life of discipline and purpose. If you are ready to break the cycle of silent burnout and build a lasting legacy, this guide is your first step. It’s time to move from "doing" to "being"; your better tomorrow starts here.
PROJECT CYCLE MANAGEMENT by Dr. Abdub...
My Blessed Pots Of Thorns
I thought I was in love but… everything I believed began to unravel, revealing truths I was not ready to face. My Blessed Pots of Thorns to readers is an emotional and thought-provoking journey that explores love, heartbreak, healing, and self-discovery. In this powerful work by Roseline Kenya, pain is transformed into purpose, showing how life’s deepest wounds can become sources of strength and growth. It invites readers to reflect, heal, and find meaning even in the most difficult moments.
You Go First
You Go First by Tobias Otieno Ogola is a powerful tribute to nurses and doctors who give everything, even their own health, to care for others.
In overcrowded wards, during equipment shortages, through broken ventilators, medication gaps, long shifts, and silent exhaustion, they keep showing up. They work while sick. They risk infection. They carry grief that no one sees.
This book reveals the hidden cost of healthcare: the physical collapse, the psychological strain, the moral injury, and sometimes the loss of life itself. It tells the story of professionals who continue to serve despite failing systems and impossible conditions.
"You go first" becomes more than comfort for the dying. It becomes a vow of sacrifice. A choice to step into danger before the patient does.
This is not just a story about medicine. It is about endurance, courage, and the quiet heroism of those who stand between suffering and survival, even when it costs them everything.
From the Shallows to the River- A Cal...
What happens when a forgotten dream and an ancient prophecy collide?
From the Shallows to the River is a reflective, Scripture-rooted discourse that weaves a vivid personal dream with Ezekiel’s vision of the life-giving river and Jesus’ letters to the seven churches in Revelation. Written in a human, pastoral tone, this work explores the quiet crisis of spiritual stagnation—busy churches without life, beautiful structures without fruit, growing crowds without discernment.
More than critique, it is a call: to leave shallow waters, to trust the depths of God’s Spirit, and to become living channels through which healing, truth, and harvest can flow.
This is not a message of condemnation—but an invitation to swim.
A Journey through loss to love
I realized my story carried sorrow, redemption, strength… all in one. I had to sit with memories I once tried to bury and moments I still hold close. I open my life with honesty and speak about loss, courage, healing, and the surprising rise of joy when love returned through Albert. My journey through grief, stigma, faith, and new hope now lives in these pages.
I wrote this book for anyone searching for light after a long night. I believe your heart will find a place in this story.
SIX THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW BEFORE YOU...
Many people celebrate your birthday but how about when you die, who will celebrate you? Will celebrations and captivating compliments blend with the songs and hymns of your departure? Will ‘a live well lived’ be an integral slogan or it will be a sugarcoating agent for the moaners trying to hide your true colors from being exposed to the visitors and onlookers. This book is not only informative but also serves as a transformation agent, infusing you with concepts and insights that helps one live a purposeful, optimum life and die peacefully. Remember death is the only escape route towards eternal life or eternal condemnation before Jesus comes back. The destination lies in your hands and this book the right medication for the patients grabbling with the reality of how things will unfold at their death point. This work is not only deeply researched but also creatively bridges the gap between physical, philosophical and spiritual realms offering you a fresh perspective on meaning of life and mortality.
Out of a Storm: Echoes of Freedom, A ...
Leadership Dynamics: A Global Perspec...
This book is a comprehensive guide that delves into the core principles and concepts of effective leadership. Drawing from extensive research and real-world examples, this book offers valuable insights into understanding oneself as a leader, inspiring and motivating teams, fostering innovation, navigating challenges, and creating a positive organizational culture. From transformational leadership to servant leadership, it explores various leadership styles and approaches, providing practical strategies for aspiring and seasoned leaders alike to cultivate their skills and make a lasting impact in their organizations and communities. Through engaging narratives and actionable advice, “Leading from Within” empowers readers to unlock their leadership potential and lead with authenticity, empathy, and purpose.
STRETCH by Harriet Wandira
Dr. Harriet Wandira Rumanyika is a seasoned business executive with over 20 years of experience in logistics, operations, partnerships, and leadership across Africa. She has led high-impact teams and managed complex projects in Uganda, Kenya, Ghana, Tanzania, and Liberia for international organizations and UN agencies. Known for her visionary leadership, Harriet has excelled in roles spanning human resources, sales and marketing, and supply chain management.
Respected for her people skills and ability to navigate change, she engages stakeholders at all levels with ease. An energetic leader who loves adventure, Harriet is also a committed philanthropist and a proud daughter, wife, and mother of three.
You were never meant to stay small. From navigating male-dominated boardrooms to conquering the unforgiving heights of Kilimanjaro, Dr.
Harriet Wandira shares a raw, deeply personal journey of rising beyond stereotypes, silence, and self-doubt.
STRETCH is a bold call to action. With disarming honesty and unstoppable courage, Harriet takes you behind the scenes of corporate battles, cultural bias, and moments of deep self-discovery. Through every chapter, you'll find the tools to challenge the boxes you've been placed in and the courage to say YES to your own greatness.
This book is for the woman who's been underestimated. It is for the leader who has been overlooked and for the dreamer who has been told to tone it down.
It's time to stretch. Farther. Higher. Bolder.
EXECUSE ME;WHAT IS THE TIME BY YOUR W...
This book is an outstanding piece of work that delves deeply into the significance of time, a universal yet often underappreciated gift from God. The richness of the author's exploration into times power to shape destinies, reveal truths and inspire personal transformation makes this book resourceful for you. With poetic narratives, profound philosophical insights and grounded biblical perspectives, the introduction itself captures one's attention into effects of time. It will challenge us to rethink of our relationship with time, offering you a compelling argument about time as foundation of quality living. Before you get victimized by adverse effects of time mismanagement, allow this document become a galvanizing agent against any time wasting habit in your life.
Experiences of Women Students with Di...
This work is a systematic analysis of the subject of disability and society as encountered in institutions of higher learning in Kenya. Experiences of women students with disabilities in Kenyan universities demonstrates that marginalization of people with disabilities is an insidious reality in virtually all societies. Across Africa, dialogue on discrimination against individuals with disability has for a long time been silenced resulting into minimal participation and representation of this population in the political, social, cultural, and economic and development initiatives in the continent. Only a few texts have examined the question of disability and the status of people with disabilities in Africa and more so, with reference to gender and higher education. Filing this gap, this book discusses the experiences of women students with disabilities in university education in Kenya. It analyzes the challenges these women face and how they deal with those challenges. There is evidence of ableim in Kenyan higher education institutions and in the society as a whole. Individuals, government and societal institutions should work together to address ableism and promote an inclusive society.
What others say
Disability is not inability. This cutting edge text reveals that although women students with disabilities in Kenyan universities face numerous challenges, they are determined to succeed. The desire to lead a better life is the glue that gives these women the determination to challenge their subjugated positions in society. This book provides important recommendations for policy, practice and research which Kenya and other African nations can learn from to change things for the better. It is an important and timely read to be enjoyed by everyone. - Chris Atuti, Toronto, Canada.
This book brings us in touch with the lives of women, and their struggles, so as to inspire the collective need to address disability in more thought-provoking ways. Skillfully, Bathseba depicts the complexity of living with disability through her ethnographic account of twenty women students in Kenyan universities. Through this unique research and analysis, the reader comes to know that every experience of disability needs to be understood as a fully social, political, and historical, not to mention valid, way of being-in-the-world. Bathseba has produced a book that is a must read for anyone interested in exploring education as it is interwoven with the meanings of race, gender, class and disability in and through the Kenyan context - Dr. Tanya Titchkosky Associate Professor, Associate Chair, and Graduate Coordinator, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, University of Toronto.
This book is an outstanding sociological exploration of gender, disability and higher education in the African context. The women's stories come alive in this brilliant and sensitive interpretation of challenges and accomplishments of women students with disabilities in Kenyan universities. By giving voice to those who are rarely heard, Bathseba contributes to a comprehensive understanding of the student experience. - . Sandra Acker, Professor Emeritus, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, University of Toronto.
Introduction to Philosophy: Reawakeni...
Love Redeemed-The Heart of God’...
Love Redeemed: The Heart of God’s Pursuit investigates the profound depths of God’s unshakable love, exploring themes from Hosea, John 3:16, and the Song of Songs. Through the powerful story of Hosea’s redemptive act in purchasing his unfaithful wife, Gomer, the book uncovers the truth that God’s love is steadfast, even amidst our sin and waywardness. It’s a love that relentlessly pursues, heals, and restores, offering the possibility of new life. Drawing parallels to the sacrifice of Christ in John 3:16, this work highlights the cost of redemption and the intimate nature of God’s affection for His people, as expressed in the passionate poetry of the Song of Songs. Love Redeemed invites readers to experience God's love as deeply personal, intimate, and transformative—not distant or abstract. This journey through Scripture calls us to understand that God’s love is active, seeking, healing, and ultimately offering eternal restoration. It is a powerful invitation to embrace a love marked by intimacy, faithfulness, and unbreakable hope. The book’s vivid illustrations complement its message, ensuring that this journey into God’s heart leaves a lasting imprint.