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Walking the Promise by Prof. Ratemo M...
This book is a chronological account of the historical roots of the author and his ancestral Mwakerindo clan. It captures his early life, education, progression in higher education, professional engagements and, finally, retirement. To some degree, lack of written historical information limited the author’s success in tracing his roots.
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King Bure is Dead by Alexander Nderitu
A Slice of Darkness for Breakfast ...
A Slice of Darkness for Breakfast is what happen when you bring 9 talented writers together and ask, nay, demand that they go nuts.
The result is a breakfast of imaginative tales about the challenging art of being human, and the awakening of the monsters within.
We, the chefs, only ask, nay, demand, that you go as nuts consuming your breakfast, as we did preparing it. ;-)
The Black Pimpernel: NELSON MANDELA O...
ABOUT THE BLACK PIMPERNEL
The story of Nelson Mandela’s early years on the run from the apartheid authorities
JOHANNESBURG. MARCH 1961.
Thirty-one activists are on trial for treason. Among their number is Nelson Mandela, a rising star of the resistance movement and one of the biggest threats to the South African government and their racist system of apartheid. To everyone’s surprise, they are found not guilty. But rather than relish his newfound freedom, Nelson disappears.
With this, the incredible true story of Nelson Mandela’s life on the run begins. For months, he is an outlaw, the police and secret services hunting him in vain, living under new identities and separated from his young family. His mission? To set up armed resistance to apartheid, and in doing so change the course of history.
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THE LAST HAND OF RAMOGI BY BEN O, OKECH
The Last Hand of Ramogi is an epic about the life of a legendary Luo chief, diviner and healer named Gor Mahia. It captures his childhood trials and challenges to claim his birthright in a fight for succession of the royal stool of Sigama. He becomes chief at a period where the encroachment by colonial masters redefines the system of governance and the old traditions in Luo land.
The Luo will always honour the spirit of Ramogi—the father of their ancestry in many ways. Ben O. Okech honours his legacy through a trio of fascinating novels about the Legacy. Old storytellers will give way to new age storytellers but the gist of stories, just like their heritage will always stay the same. They are captured in the titles The Last pillar of Ramogi, The last Known Maidens of Ramogi and The Last Hand of Ramogi.
My Life As A Chameleon by Diana Anyakwo
Lily is a sixteen-year-old living in Manchester. It is nearly five years since her father's death, and she is soon to return to her birthplace in Nigeria to reunite with her mother and siblings for the anniversary. As cold rain thunders on the streets of Moss Side she looks back over her young life and wonders . . . how did she get here?
As a young girl in Lagos, Lily is the baby of her large family. The daughter of a Nigerian father and Irish mother, she lives in a dual reality: one where moments of bright colour and tenderness exist alongside a sense of danger just beneath the surface of her apparently idyllic life. This is a tension that nobody dares speak out loud and it teaches Lily an early lesson: always blend in, always play the right part.
But the truth cannot stay hidden forever. Things in Lagos itself, and within her family, soon reach breaking point. As her city and her family implode into chaos around her, and at school her skin colour marks her out from the crowd, Lily struggles to know how to blend in. And when her mother sends her away to school in England, Lily's sense of identity is challenged in even more painful ways.
My Life as a Chameleon is a powerful story of resilience and belonging, about family secrets and how they can destroy even the deepest bonds. It is a story about finding your place in the world and realising you deserve to be there.
Feel by Tasha Ipato
Eons by Charles M. Ruirie
Fantasy lovers; let me introduce you to a story called Eons. Eons is a tale of high adventure undertaken by four young friends on the cusp of adulthood.
The young heroes have grown up under the shadow of war and the time has come for them to pick up the sword and join in the resistance against the followers of the darkness whose army’s ranks are filled with vampires, trolls, evil sorcerers, and the undead!
But there are lighter moments as well, love buds in the face of peril, allies are made at the unlikeliest of times, courage is defined in the hearts of a people and hope binds them in friendship and family. You can get the book on the Nuria app, check the link in the description, and get lost in a world of adventure magic, and mystery.
Beyond the Illusion
Beyond the Illusion is a short introductory book on the topic of metaphysics which in extremely simplified terms is the science that deals with the unseen. In this book I tackle the questions of purpose and the meaning of life in a way that’s not just a theoretical framework but which you can practically get involved in. In this book, I’m giving you the tools you need to be able to find the purpose and meaning of your life.
There are so many parts of us that are suppressed for various reasons, one of the worst being your gifts make you stand out and you become a target. These suppressed parts of us contain a vast wealth of gems like natural leadership, artistry, unique problem-solving skills, creativity, strength, and passion just to name a few.
This book shows you how to practically integrate those parts of you hidden in your subconscious into your conscious mind so that you become a self-actualized and empowered individual able to tap into your full potential. With it, you’ll have the power to see and change your reality and create a life full of meaning and fulfillment. You can get the book on the Nuria app, check the link in the description, and begin your journey of self-discovery.
Ballots of Bullets
"Discover a gripping tale of love, loss, and resilience in 'Ballots of Bullets,' a heart-wrenching historical fiction set against the backdrop of Kenya's tumultuous 2007 post-election violence. Follow the extraordinary journey of Tabby and Fenuku, two strangers whose lives collide at the airport while fleeing the horrors of violence. United by tragedy and devoured by the same monster, they must now navigate the treacherous aftermath of a nation torn apart by ethnic strife and political unrest.
In this emotionally charged narrative, you'll witness the unbreakable bond that forms between Tabby and Fenuku as they face the unimaginable: loss of loved ones, displacement, and the haunting psychological scars left by the brutality of war. As their paths intertwine, they embark on a quest for justice, determined to unveil the truth behind the heinous murders of their loved ones.
Amidst the chaos and devastation, Fenuku's father, Mr. Obuu, emerges as a symbol of courage and integrity, paying the ultimate price for his unwavering commitment to delivering fair and transparent election results. Tabby's family, caught in the crossfire of ethnically divided politics, becomes a tragic symbol of the innocent victims affected by political turmoil.
Through heart-pounding suspense and vivid storytelling, 'Ballots of Bullets' explores the resilience of the human spirit and the enduring power of hope even in the darkest of times. It delves deep into the complexities of love and grief, showcasing the strength that can emerge when two souls find solace in each other.
This captivating novel sheds light on a crucial period in Kenya's history, forcing readers to confront the lasting impact of violence on individuals and communities. 'Ballots of Bullets' is a powerful testament to the importance of unity and understanding, urging us all to stand against the shadows of hatred and division.
Join us on a transformative journey as Tabby and Fenuku take on a world where violence threatens to shatter their lives, but their determination to rebuild and heal is unwavering. 'Ballots of Bullets' is more than a story—it's a call to empathy, compassion, and the unyielding pursuit of justice. Prepare to be moved, enlightened, and inspired by this enthralling and timely tale of human resilience."
CONSCIOUS UNCOUPLING: A PERSONAL JOUR...
We enter into relationships with great love, immeasurable excitement and beautiful expectations for a future together. But sometimes the relationships just don't work out as we'd initially hoped they would.
More often than not we view this as a personal failure and proceed to hoard bitterness and anger, sometimes even marinating in shame and resentment for years! We may even lash out in destructive and hurtful ways, despite the fact that we're really good people deep inside.
This book is designed to :
1. Lighten your heart and relieve you of needless suffering in this deeply traumatic process of uncoupling.
2. Mitigate what would otherwise be a contentious, antagonistic and mean spirited divorce.
3. Offer you a foothold and a guide on the legal process of separation, divorce, child custody/support and division of matrimonial assets in the Kenyan jurisdiction.
4. Nourish and comfort you as you heal, as you open your heart to love and be loved, and as you proceed to thrive towards the next exciting experience that life has lined up for you.
Sibiloi: The Genesis of Humanity by D...
ONE Mysterious belt in an antique shop in London is a compass to secret caves of the Amalek tribe in Sibiloi, Northern Kenya.
FOUR Researchers want to unravel the truth: biologist Dr Martha Watkins, anthropologist Jim Trevor, and archaeologists Dr Paul Brando from California, US, and Professor Simiyu from Kenya.
TWO Extremist organisations want the truth buried forever: a religious sect and a terror organisation.
Deep in the caves of Sibiloi in Turkana, Kenya, is the answer that has evaded researchers for ages: Sibiloi holds secrets of the genesis of humanity.
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?
My Roots
Set among the Abagusii of Kenya at the onset of independence in Africa, Jeremîré Araka’s My Roots is an extraordinary story of postcolonial migration and the characters’ struggle to negotiate their existence in the disparate cultures that assailed Africa during and after colonization.
Otenyo, as Chief Ongoro’s first son, is the entitled heir to his father’s throne. Colonialism and Christianity, however, have infected native customs and traditions, especially among those who have attained formal education such as Otenyo and his sisters who have excelled in modern education undergirded by Christian values. Otenyo acquires outstanding credentials in America where he also meets and marries an American woman, jilting a childhood flame whom he had left – so far unknown to him – pregnant with a daughter. All the successes with education and in the professions, however, further alienate Ongoro’s children from their culture and traditions that have stood the test of time and served their society well. Torn between two worlds and rooted in neither, despite their academic success, their family faces mysterious deaths, countless ailments, baffling mishaps and many incomprehensible happenings whose solutions are deemed only explainable in the traditions of their people.
This story gives the reader insights into the accounts of an immediate pre- and post-independent African state and the journey that Otenyo had unseeingly set out into the distant lands and upon his return, but now in search of his roots. Will the search for his roots succeed? How will his people, who have long-awaited his return, receive him? What of his estranged fiancé, Keruboo? Readers will conclude this book with a sense of awe-inspiring amusement.
What others say about My Roots
“My Roots is a searing memoir painted on a leather that is a vivid, revelatory, thoroughly original and compelling account of postcolonial migration and the characters’ battle to negotiate their existence in the mosaic of cultures that assailed Africa during colonialism and immediate post-colonialism.” – Omwami Prof. Dietrick Kaijanangoma, Author, Analyst, Distinguished communication scholar, St. Augustine University of Tanzania, Mwanza.
My Skinny Cow on an Anthill
My Skinny Cow, set in rural Seito which slowly urbanizes and brings a new order, is the captivating story of Asiago and Obiri from their youth to old age. The two work hard in school to become heroes and beacons of hope for the future of the community. The reader is taken through a rich cultural heritage, epitomized most vividly by the community’s wedding tradition, which leaves the reader yearning for more. Even with the old striving to preserve the life-long glorious cultural traditions of the people, modernity comes with a price. The emergence of an all-knowing clique of youth threatens the community’s future; what with disputes between the traditional local elite and the youth determined to have their way with the societal changes they desire.
Danger lucks either way: the rush to modernize at the expense of tradition and the desire to preserve tradition in the face of modernization. Which way for Seito? You, the reader, tell us!
What Others Say
“The novel demonstrates imagination and originality in league with the postmodernist canon, which upholds traditional cultures that are misconstrued by modernist views as peripheral and obsolete.” – Dr. Andrew Nyongesa, teacher, author, critic and literary scholar.
Career Choice
The Art of Winning Public Interests b...
For several reasons, possessing public consciousness is essential because it aids a favorable perception of a product or personality in various forms. It is in such fields that this book becomes a valuable resource to you. it helps one understand with ease the complex variables that affect public opinion and behavior by entailing simpler ways one can plan and execute a personal or product campaign, win elections, facilitate vital messages, create strong media connections, positive reputation building, crisis management, and the ultimate luring in of fresh clients, financiers, and other organizational stakeholders.
It was published on July, 9 2023 by the Nation of Writers in Nairobi, Kenya.
ISBN: 913-0155-7586-965
PAGES: 223
PRINT TYPE: Paper-back (B/W)
COPYRIGHTS: Victor BK Bol (Author)