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I AM BECAUSE WE ARE BY Francis Musyok...
The book explores what it truly means to be human in a world that often reduces identity to status or possessions. Rooted in African philosophy, especially Ubuntu, and enriched by psychology and spirituality, the book examines how memory, culture, and community shape the self. Drawing on ancestral storytelling, modern life, and decades of teaching and reflection, the author challenges the myth of the self-made individual. Through stories and insights, he presents identity as relational rather than individual, offering a thoughtful guide for seekers of meaning, belonging, and shared purpose in an interconnected world.
DESIRE AT DAWN by Nicholas Bwebare
Desire at Dawn is an inspiring story of hope, resilience, and the life-changing power of education. It follows Desire, a young girl growing up in rural western Uganda, whose dreams are nurtured by her mother’s love and strengthened by the guidance of her mentor and sponsor, Claus. Despite the hardships of village life, Desire refuses to surrender her hopes. Through faith, vulnerability, and perseverance, she discovers inner strength and purpose. Her journey from uncertainty to empowerment shows how kindness and determination can turn distant dreams into reality.
CŨCŨ by Wanjiku Kironyo
The Traditional African Family as a Living Classroom brings Africa’s ancient wisdom to life through riddles, proverbs, and storytelling. Long before formal education, families taught intellect, values, and communal identity through daily life, music, language, and ritual. Colonialism disrupted this vibrant system, erasing indigenous knowledge and replacing it with foreign models. This book explores that rupture while celebrating ongoing efforts to reclaim Africa’s living classrooms. A compelling blend of history, memory, and cultural insight, it invites readers to witness the resilience of ancestral knowledge and the enduring power of education rooted in community and tradition.
ST. ANDREWS JUNIOR SCHOOL
“Never judge a book by its cover.”
It’s an age-old piece of wisdom—yet often ignored. What happens when people overlook this simple truth in the world of work?
St. Andrew’s Junior School dives deep into the drama, challenges, and realities teachers face every day in the line of duty. Through powerful storytelling, this novel explores the complex relationships within schools and the wider society.
Written by a professional teacher, this compelling work is insightful, polished, and deeply engaging. It will challenge the way you see schools, people, and the hidden struggles behind the education system.
A must-read for teachers, students, and lovers of great storytelling.
Dreams Denied by James Karuga
Karara County citizens elect the charismatic, deceptive, snake-oil salesman Adonis Mwitu to be their governor, expecting development. But what they get after elections is a self-absorbed governor who institutes vanity white-elephant projects that do not benefit citizens. Hospitals, schools, and roads are falling apart, yet Mwitu's priority is to mass deworm citizens and encourage them to consume uninspected meat. Several fed-up citizens start conducting civil education, which enlightens oppressed citizens who depose Mwitu and jail him before his term is over. Karara County is hard reset, by citizens who embark on electing a development-minded governor who is not corrupt. As for Adonis Mwitu and his corrupt cronies, they are prosecuted and jailed as the Karara county citizens wanted.
Sizzling stories of the Nile by Anek ...
Grandma in the valley of lilies Anek ...
ANGER MEDICINE BY BR. SILVE MUHINDO
PRAYER TIME IS POWER TIME
Your Tomorrow Was Today: A Novel by O...
A powerful, emotionally resonant novel set between Lagos and Eastern Nigeria, exploring love, family, and the radical desire to remain child‑free in a patriarchal world — Perfect for readers of Tayari Jones, Brit Bennett, and Ayọ̀báyí Adébáyọ̀.
When Karen’s mother dies suddenly, the independent life she has built in Lagos begins to unravel. Returning home forces her to confront the family she fled—and the secrets she has kept even from herself.
Written in haunting, lyrical prose, Your Tomorrow Was Today follows Karen as she navigates grief, autonomy, and the cultural expectations that threaten to swallow her whole.
As old resentments resurface, Karen faces a crisis she can no longer outrun: she is pregnant, carrying a life she never imagined, entangled in an affair with a younger colleague, and her estranged sister Omo is gravely ill. Every choice she makes pulls her between duty and the fierce longing to define her own life.
In the midst of this turmoil, Karen finds unexpected refuge in The Women’s Group—a circle of bold, unflinching women who challenge her to reconsider what love, forgiveness, and freedom truly demand.
Your Tomorrow Was Today is a poignant feminist reckoning that unfolds through identity, memory, and the choices that shape us.
Stuff I’d Tell My Sister: On Si...
What if everything women were taught about their bodies was incomplete, or dangerously wrong?
In Stuff I’d Tell My Sister, Dr. Miriam Mutebi, the first female breast surgeon in Kenya, breaks the silence surrounding breast cancer, women’s bodies, and the systems that too often fail them. With extraordinary clarity and compassion, she takes readers from her childhood in Nairobi to the operating rooms where she confronts not only cancer, but silence, shame, and systems that fail women. She introduces us to young mothers diagnosed while breastfeeding, brides whose futures fracture overnight, grandmothers who have never been taught to touch their own bodies, and surgeons who must fight to be seen in spaces never designed for them.
This book is a radical act of sisterhood. Dr. Mutebi speaks directly to women, as a doctor, as an African woman, and as a sister who refuses to let fear or myth decide who lives and who dies. She dismantles dangerous misconceptions about breast cancer, challenges cultural taboos surrounding women’s bodies, and equips readers with practical knowledge about breast health, self-examination, and self-advocacy.
Part memoir, part medical guide, and part call to action, this book is a life-saving conversation African women have been denied for far too long. Written with surgical precision and deep moral courage, this book will change how you understand cancer, how you understand women’s bodies, and how you choose to listen to your own.
BENEATH THE CROWN
Beneath the Crown, we are not just gaining knowledge; we are being invited to step into the divine realm of worship where we can experience God in ways we never thought possible. This book is not just about worship in the conventional sense—it is about encountering the heart of God and allowing that encounter to change us forever. It is an invitation to live a life marked by worship, where every act, every moment, and every breath is an offering to the One who has redeemed us and invited us into His eternal throne room.
Take that Shot by Jamlick Kogi
Take that Shot is a practical guide for business people, career professionals and entrepreneurs on strategizing and making things happen. The masterpiece unravels relatable nuggets of wisdom on decision making, designing strategy, tenaciously chasing after our dreams and so much more. The tackling of changing work environment and emerging opportunities due to the fourth industrial revolution is timely.
Jamlick proffers the reader an opportunity to reflect and understand themselves better: who you are and your abilities. The book has a bias towards action. A real zinger and part of the pleasant surprise is the topic on mentorship. The author shares details on how to get the right mentors and creatively abbreviates qualities of a good mentor as T.E.A.C.H.E.R.
In addition, you will pick relevant information on how to stand out in the 21st Century with emerging issues on image and perception, and online persona being detailed in a relatable manner. Relationships with others, especially at the workplace, has been tackled in depth in this classic.
Take that Shot provides the reader an opportunity to reflect on the progress they have made and what should be adjusted in order to get closer to your goals, through a creative and interesting way to do it towards the end. Don't hesitate any longer to pursue your goals. Strategize and take those shots!
The X-Matrix; 7 Ps of Success by Jaml...
The 7 P’s of success brings an understanding of known concepts but with an extremely new revelation. It takes a practical dimension that triggers self evaluation. It’s well articulated and designed to provoke the reasoning of persons from all age brackets. The masterpiece uses simple English to demonstrate golden ideas that are life-changing.
The X-Matrix highlights the 7 P's of Success that include 'Purpose' and 'People' and is applicable in all spheres of life.
Whispers from the bloodied soil by En...
In the decaying grandeur of a forgotten Louisiana plantation shrouded by ancient oaks and
treacherous bayous, Whispers from the Bloodied Soil unearths the festering wounds of America’s
racial sins through a lens of unrelenting gothic horror. Elara Thorne, a brilliant yet fractured
historian of African American descent, inherits Blackwood Manor from an estranged white
relative—a man whose lineage was forged in the fires of slavery and exploitation. As she excavates
the manor’s shadowed archives and confronts the spectral remnants of her enslaved ancestors,
Elara grapples with the insidious threads of generational trauma that have woven through her
family for centuries. Her abusive marriage to a domineering academic mirrors the historical
subjugations etched into the estate’s very foundations, amplifying her descent into obsession.
Driven by a thirst for revenge against the symbols of her oppressors, Elara unleashes forces that
blur the boundaries between justice and self-annihilation. This intellectual horror narrative, sparse
on romance and heavy on dread, dissects systemic racism, inherited suffering, and the destructive
cycle of vengeance, culminating in a cataclysm where the past devours the present. With vivid,
eye-catching prose that fuses scholarly depth with supernatural terror, the novel challenges readers to confront the horrors lurking in history’s unquiet graves.
Reigns of Hope: A walk through the v...
Reigns of Hope is a narration that describes the life of Bishop David Kodia. He narrates his birth, struggles in life, and relentless fight for social justice. It is a book that transcends the biographical data of a person born and raised in the poverty-stricken village of Bwaja, Asembo, in Siaya County.
His story is not a rudimentary account of life’s struggles told in the fashion of a fairy tale. It is about many things in one. It is a story deeply intertwined with relationships — family, friends, associates, and the entire nation. It also presents moments of seeming defeat, yet consistently shines with the hope of a new beginning.
In this book, Bishop Kodia has sought to share a detailed story of his life’s journey, beginning with his birth and how God began preparing him for a difficult ministry right from the start.
The book captures memories of his youth and how social dynamics can influence our understanding of life.
While he has highlighted instances of abuse and societal failure that have left many in despair, he wants his readers to see the reigns of hope — to understand that all is not lost. There are always prophetic voices that will speak hope, even during the darkest times.
This book seeks to offer a sense of hope: that even in the face of gloom, we must maintain
the equilibrium of faith that all shall be well.
WHY AM I POOR? BY ASAPH MBUGUA
Why does poverty follow some people no matter how hard they work?
Why does it seem inherited, repeated, and unavoidable?
Why Am I Poor? explores poverty not as personal failure, but as a system shaped by culture, politics, belief, history, and power. It examines how false hope replaces action, how dependency is normalized, how religion and politics are weaponized, and how global structures quietly ensure that effort does not always lead to reward.
This book does not offer comfort or shortcuts. It offers clarity. It reveals the patterns that keep individuals and societies trapped, and asks the reader to confront truths that are often ignored because they are inconvenient.
Poverty survives where understanding is absent.
Once understanding is gained, inaction is no longer innocent.
Because if nothing changes, nothing changes.
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One Christian Man’s Journey to ...
What if the deadliest diagnosis of your life became the greatest gift?
When Francis Njiraini—a devoted husband, father, and successful executive in Nairobi—was suddenly diagnosed with aggressive cancer, everything stopped. The future he had planned for his young family felt uncertain, and the question "Why me?" echoed in the quite hours.
Yet in the midst of fear, treatment far from home, and the raw uncertainty of survival, something unexpected unfolded. Through unwavering faith, the fierce love of his wife and children, and moments of profound clarity, Francis discovered what he now calls the 7 Priceless Gifts—truths about divine guidance, unconditional love, purpose, resilience, and eternity, revealed not in spite of cancer, but because of it.
One Christian Man’s Journey to Beat Cancer is a deeply personal memoir of walking through the valley with honesty and hope. It is the story of a man who refused to let a devastating diagnosis define his life—and who emerged five years in remission with a renewed calling to inspire fathers, families, and anyone facing an uncertain road.
This is not a medical manual or a promise of easy answers. It is a testimony of grace in the fire, reminding us that even the hardest journeys can lead to deeper faith, stronger love, and a life of lasting purpose.
Francis Njiraini is a husband, father of three, and technology executive whose life was profoundly reshaped by a cancer diagnosis. Now five years in remission, he lives in Nairobi with his wife, Kuhi, and their children—Renee, Angelina, and Ryan. Through his story, Francis seeks to encourage others especially fathers, to face adversity with faith, courage, and the priceless gifts no diagnosis can take away.
NGUVU YA MAAMUZI
Tangu mwanzo, Mungu aliwapa wanadamu uwezo wa kuchagua. Hatukuumbwa kama mashine zisizo na hiari (roboti). Ndiyo maana, hata alipotoa amri zake, bado binadamu walikuwa na nafasi ya kutii au kutokutii. Kwa bahati mbaya, uamuzi wa kwanza wa mwanadamu kufanya ulikuwa wa kutotii
Kitabu hiki kimeandikwa kuwasaidia vijana na wahitimu wa vyuo kuelewa kwamba maamuzi si vitendo tu—ni mbegu zinazopandwa katika udongo wa kesho. Katika dunia ya leo, vijana hukabiliwa na shinikizo nyingi: marafiki, mazingira, hisia na ukosefu wa maarifa ya kutosha. Mara nyingi nguvu hizi huwasukuma kufanya maamuzi ya haraka au ya kizembe, ambayo baadaye hubeba mzigo mzito wa majuto.