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My Body Is All Mine by Jocelyn Aki

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Short educative book that helps in child sexual abuse prevention

Daily Finance Journal in GREEN

KShs1,500.00
The Daily Finance Journal – Your Money, Your Rules! Take charge of your finances one day at a time. This journal helps you track spending, set goals, build habits, and stay motivated—daily. Whether you are budgeting, saving, or planning your next move, this is your go-to tool for financial clarity and confidence. Start your smart money journey today, get your copy now!

Echoes, Dreams & Shadows: Tales ...

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Echoes, Dreams & Shadows: Tales from Nairobi is a collection of short stories that explore the city's allure, chaos, and resilience. It explores the city's beauty, contradictions, and the unbreakable spirit of its residents. The anthology is a tribute to a city that never sleeps, where survival is an art and love is a gamble.

Culture first, an insight looks into ...

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The 64 tribes (ethnicities) of South Sudan South Sudan is a diverse country with numerous ethnic groups making a total

We, the New Adults: A Diary of Growth...

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Our society is presently undergoing a generational crisis about which few seem to be paying attention. A generation has come of age which is in many ways unlike any that has gone before us; with unprecedented levels of exposure, an unparalleled self-awareness, and a fundamentally unique culture, they are redefining and rewriting the rules of engagement in their world. Anyone who has been paying attention knows that there is a crop of New Adults on the scene. Over the last four years since I left campus, I have been studying, thinking, and writing about this unique generation. Drawing from my personal experiences and learning, I share, in five chapters, the thoughts ideas and insights I have gleaned and sometimes stumbled upon on the way. This book is a call to strength; it is for those in our generation who are bold enough to see the world not just as it is but as it could be. It is for us, the New Adults.

Mwafrika (Swahili name for African) –...

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Africa 🌍 is a blessed continent and we just need to tell own story. This is a good-to read book.

Many readers have described the book as a good conversation-starter that provides a clear view on the day-to-day drive in the lives of people across Africa; the culture; habits; believes …etc.  This includes some local nuances to adoption and growth of the new economic facets such as the grwoth of the Islamic economy within the continent.

Inside the Presidency: Trials and Tri...

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Inside the Presidency: the Trials and Tribulations of a Zambian Spin Doctor is a captivating chronicle of the goings on at the centre of state power as told by an insider. It captures the intrigues at the presidency, specifically associated with the author's time serving retired President Rupiah Banda. The book tells of President Banda's ascendancy to the presidency following the death of Levi Mwanawasa. Telling it as it was, Jere paints well the roles of a number of players in supporting the president's quest to meet his mandate to the Zambian people. This is a first-hand account of the operations of the presidency as well as the challenges (and later failure) by Banda to secure a second term of office. It gives insights into the in the then ruling party, the president's own beliefs and approach to politics, and how the opposition took advantage of these to defeat an otherwise accomplished president. The book is a window into policy positions, international relations, government bureaucracy and political manoeuvers in high office. Several decisions, popular and unpopular, are laid bare as is their rationale and impact. It paints a picture of the fire-fighting between government positions and public perception and further shows the inter-play of all this with opposition parties and the press.

40 Days of a Silent Walk by Jane Wangeci

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Life is a journey. In it, man encounters challenges, successes, delays and achievements. Inspired by this reality, the 40 Days of a silent walk helps us re-discover the power that is beyond our successes or challenges. It is a 40 day prayer devotional for everyone who feels like they need God's help and grace to survive the times. You are invited to meditate, pray and praise with the author for 40 days non stop, as many times as you would need.

Where My Power Ends and Other Poems B...

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This is a beautiful poetry collection that takes the reader through thrilling moments of hopelessness, rebirths, self - acceptance and rising above the limits. The 57 pieces of poems are crafted richly around matters of relationships, inner battles, nature, love and God's amazing power. The message is simple, there is hope, don't lose it.

The Bridge Between Us by Glenn Kotengo

KShs1,290.00
Glenn Kotengo’s The Bridge Between Us dives deeply into the heart of human connection, unpacking the barriers that separate us and offering practical wisdom to rebuild trust, foster forgiveness, and nurture authentic relationships. Drawing from his Kenyan roots and personal experiences, Glenn provides powerful insights into how we can reclaim love in our families, communities, and society. A must-read for anyone ready to transform their emotional world. Secure your copy today and begin your journey toward meaningful connections!

My Journey with Jesus Christ: a path ...

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My Journey with Jesus Christ: a path of a faith by Garang Malong

LAST ARROW IN THE QUIVER by JOHN GATH...

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In colonial Kenya, Gatete wa Miano, a squatter’s son, joins the Mau Mau revolt, risking everything to reclaim his people’s land and freedom. Through fierce battles in the forest and months of brutal detention, Gatete’s journey captures the courage of a people defying oppression, even in the face of betrayal by native loyalists. Driven by a deep reverence for their homeland and faith, these fighters fought not for hate or revenge, but for a future unbound by colonial chains. This gripping story honors Kenya’s unsung heroes, reminding us that true independence demands more than political freedom—it calls for justice, dignity, and the fulfillment of their hard-won hopes.

Betwixt Mountain and Wilderness

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Set in the last decade of pre-independence Uganda, Betwixt Mountain and Wilderness is the story of an intensively sensitive, impressionable and introspective high school leaver, who goes on a fascinating adventure of discovery. It is progressively and simultaneously an adventure at cultural, intellectual, political and spiritual levels. Upon his final homecoming, to his utter amazement, the all-pervasive mountain of his excited childhood places, new, least-expected demands on him, leading to dire consequences

ALWAYS READY: from Mess to Mastery – ...

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Ever found yourself in a full-blown panic because guests are at the door, and your home looks like a tornado just passed through? Or maybe you’ve walked into a hotel, hungry and hopeful, only to wait forever for service—watching as the staff fumble, delay, and serve chaos instead of efficiency? In Always Ready: From Mess to Mastery – No Last-Minute Rush!, we take a hilariously insightful deep dive into the everyday organizational gaps that turn homes and hospitality spaces into stress zones. With laugh-out-loud moments and painfully relatable scenarios, this book uncovers the habits, beliefs, and time-wasting traditions that keep people trapped in a cycle of disorder—convincing themselves that "hurry, hurry has no blessings" or that there’s "no hurry in Africa." But here’s the truth: being prepared is not about having more time—it’s about discipline, habits, and planning. This book offers simple, practical, and proven steps to help you transform your home from a war zone of scattered dishes, lost remotes, and forgotten laundry into a space of effortless order. You’ll learn how to cultivate an “always ready” mindset, making organization second nature—so when guests pop in, you welcome them with a smile, not a frantic cleanup session. Whether you're a busy professional, a working parent, a student, or just someone tired of the constant mess and last-minute rush, this book is your wake-up call. It’s time to break free from the cycle of procrastination, misplaced priorities, and last-minute madness. Read, laugh, learn—and most importantly, master the art of being always ready!

The Battle Within: A novel by RODGERS...

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In Marachi, a land where tradition controls lives, Nasirumbi, a young girl, faces an arranged marriage she rejects. Bound by customs, her rebellion begins in secret with her friend Nafula. When tragedy strikes, Nasirumbi flees. Can she escape her fate, or will tradition keep her captive forever?

Debtor by Ali Kirunda

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WIVES UNMASKED by Bozo Jenje Bozo

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The book is about emotional fulfilment of women sexual desires with secret male lover partners in intimate relationships. The story revolves around dissatisfied women in marriage that explore new lovers for enjoyment, self-fulfillment, and thrill. It illustrates new sexual escapades, betrayals, and unravels deceit in marriage in the 21st century. In the race to capture new hearts, intrigues surmount women in pursuit of carefree life and independence devoid of dependence. The book reflects on ideal lives in the real world that brings twists and turns of married life in the modern world. In the thought aggravating and incisive read, Anita, Anje and Sue are the major characters allude to the journey of life to win new souls at the expense of their married lives. In the mix, Hiribae-a journalist takes advantage of their thirst and become part of the web. The story setting is at the coastal islands of festivals and the rural parts of Kenya.

Colours of Life by Achieng Okoth

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This captivating book tells an inspiring real-life story of resilience, centered on a couple whose unwavering determination and sacrifices paved the way for future generations. It explores the delicate balance between tradition and modernity, illustrating the power of family bonds, shared values, and the courage to dream beyond limitations. Through their personal journey, readers are invited to trace the family’s history, triumphs, and struggles, revealing the deep-rooted beliefs that have shaped their enduring legacy. The story not only honors the past but also embraces the future, showing how the choices of one generation can profoundly influence those that follow. With themes of perseverance, strength, and hope, this book offers a testament to the enduring power of family and the transformative potential of courage and vision. It’s a celebration of how our roots, when intertwined with progress, create a lasting impact on future generations, offering valuable lessons for all.

A Global Perspective on Social Class ...

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A Global Perspective on Social Class and Inequality: A Public Policy Document is an extensive study of global poverty and inequality with practical examples drawn from the State of Oklahoma, USA. Herein are theories, diverse perspectives on poverty, insights into poverty’s root causes and measures for tackling the global scourge. Poverty is multidimensional, global and national. In the USA, it is shaped by national and state politics. Globally, culprits include poor governance and an entrenched extractive global system. The latter is mediated (in part) by multilateral entities like the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF), and multinational business malfeasance. What Others Say “This extraordinary document is an elaborate, synergistic, and interdisciplinary synthesis whose historical, comparative, and cosmopolitan outlook makes it attractive to the reading public across the world. The book makes important contributions to the understanding of poverty.” Toyin Falola, University Distinguished Teaching Professor, University of Texas, Austin, and Mwalimu Chair of Modern African Studies, Benue State University, Nigeria. “Sagini and team have employed a postmodern style to write an original classic whose assemblage of interrelated scholarly essays is creatively, harmoniously, and magnificently woven together at the conclusion.” Maxwell Owusu, Distinguished Professor, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.