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An Unusual Grief by Yewande Omotoso
How do you get to know your daughter when she is dead?
This is the question which takes a mother on an unusual journey of self-discovery, both mental and sexual. When her daughter Yinka dies, Mojisola is finally forced to stop running away from the difficulties in their relationship, and also come to terms with Yinka the woman.
Mojisola’s grief leads her on a journey of self-discovery, as she moves into her daughter’s apartment and begins to unearth the life Yinka had built for herself there, away from her family. Through stepping into Yinka’s shoes, Mojisola comes to a better understanding not only of her estranged daughter, but also herself, as she learns to carve a place for herself in the world beyond the labels of wife and mother.
A bold and unflinching tale of one women’s unconventional approach to life and loss.
Mwongozo wa Bembea ya Maisha na Vienn...
Mwongozo huu bambam wa Bembea ya Maisha unadadavua mengi muhimu kuhusu tamthilia iliyoandikwa na Timothy Arege. Kitabu hiki kimeweka paruwanja vigezo muhimu kwa kuzingatia mahitaji ya mwanafunzi hususan mtahiniwa. Lugha sahili na sanifu imetawala ili yaliyomo yaeleweke fika.
Wanafunzi wanashauriwa kusoma kitabu chenyewe kwanza kabla ya kuja tu kuthibitisha katika mwongozo hatimaye. Maswali ya dondoo huhitaji uelewa mkubwa wa mtiririko wa mambo.
Madhumuni ya mwandishi ni kukidhi mahitaji ya msomaji kwa kumrahisishia mtiriko wa vitushi, dhamira, maudhui, tabia na sifa za wahusika, mandhari, mbinu za kimtindo pamwe na vielelezo vya maswali ambayo aghalabu hutahiniwa katika mijarabu na mtihani.
Mwandishi wa mwongozo huu, Vienna Namweyi Wanaswa ni mwalimu mweledi wa fasihi katika shule ya upili ya Newlight Seniors School, Nairobi na anafahamu fika mikondo ya utahini.
Money Making Deals by John Gitau
This guidebook is about money making deals; the clean type.
It reveals money making systems known by a few, who use them to get rich. however, it is the ease with which each person can get into money making deals that makes the guidebook insightful.
The simple examples shared demonstrate that any level of money can be made in deals, It is not a reserve for special people.
Lets Discuss: Money Making Models by ...
The ability to make more money depends on how open we are to possibilities of making money from other models outside what we are used to.
For example, a security guard might take more money home from the solicitation model than regular job.
An employee might make more money through investing than from employment.
How to Manage Business Better: A guid...
Most small businesses owners learn business the hard way through expensive mistakes. They have nobody to turn to for advice except their peers, who are not any better than them.
This guidebook addresses small businesses owners who desire to improve their businesses and can do with a little help in the form of knowledge, skills and insights. Most small business owners already know what is discussed in this guidebook but in bits and pieces.
The Process of Success by John Gitau
This guidebook discusses the four steps that every success follows. Many people follow the steps without knowing and achieve success.
It is the writer’s view that the knowledge of the four steps will enhance success leading to understanding. We implement what we understand better and faster.
Time is the most limited resource we have and to accomplish more as measure of success we need to understand the necessary processes.
Simple Ways to Make Money by John Gitau
Whether you are employed, doing business, unemployed or in school, there is room to make more money if you follow the simple techniques shared in this book.
This guidebook is about making more money using simple techniques. Everybody, whether employed, doing business, unemployed or in school can make more money since they have the requisite tools; which are the brain, mind and ability to act.
Honey and Venom by Esther Mwalimu
This Red Land: A novel
“I was moved by the character’s struggle to find meaning in their lives. So sorry to see it end! I couldn’t put it down. It is a story told with great imagination and sensitivity. The descriptions of New York, Kenya and Japan come alive.” - Mel Haber, business writing teacher
“This novel expertly transports the readers across continents, decades and cultures. The characters’ lives are nicely interwoven in this real-world novel.” - Rich Green, retired professor of comparative literature.
“In this moving sequel to his novels Malaika, Salted With Fire, and Kwamboka’s Inquiry, Dobrin weaves a riveting, tragic tale bridging the lives of his richly developed characters in New York and Kenya across decades marked by violent political and social upheavals. From the red soils of Kenya, to the red of blood spilled, to the red of political ideology, This Red Land presents timeless themes of love, struggle, and yearning for justice in a carefully crafted, wise, and deeply human work of richly detailed historical fiction.” - Colleen Eren, sociologist.
Enriching. Enjoyably Complex. Bravo!
“Vivid characters leading parallel lives with vastly different experiences and perceptions of the world are expertly interweaved by the author to briefly intercept in an unexpected and powerful way amid rich cultural, political and historical texture. This isn’t just one captivating story - but instead three! Brilliant surprise endings leave sense of something to grieve, but also to imagine and hope for.” - Jack Beder, Vice-President of Consumer Research Company
Tales of Jideofor by Farastein Mokwenye
Could life be but a dream within a dream?
"Tales of Jideofor" is a work of historical fiction set in the 18th century, at the zenith of the transatlantic slave trade. It follows the life of a young lad, Jideofor, from Illah in Western Igbo lands down to Jamaica, through a rich tale of dreams, destiny, love and reincarnation.
In the story, Farastein blurs the lines between fact and fiction, and blends history with mystery seamlessly well, for you to see the truth within the myths of birth and death. Within the pages, you'll experience preserved Western Igbo cultures and beliefs, and life as a Negro slave in the Caribbean. You'll fall in love with Jideofor's and MaryJane's brief but beautiful love story. You'll be a witness to the destiny of dreams, and how they unfold from birth to death in the African belief in reincarnation. And in the end, you might just realize that life is indeed but a dream; that we all are Jideofor, in another face, in another place, living another tale.
Reminiscing Wonderland
Praise for Dr. Mong'are Bw'Onyancha's Reminiscing Wonderland
“Interesting stories! ...some brought me to tears. Others were enthralling. I was moved by Molo's life story and captivated by the coming of age stories.”
Cindy, Editor
“Reminiscing Wonderland. The narrator's imagination perceives his new school as a magical dreamland, a 'Once upon a time perfect home 'until he encounters 'stains' which threaten to curtail his aspirations. His learner's enthusiasm, just like in the novel, The African Child, is without parallel. He is like an arrow on the hunter's bow, ready to go. Molo is one of the hurdles he has to overcome. Superficially, Molo is portrayed as a cold, stone-hearted troublemaker. Yet, the writer delves into his stained life. By the end, the reader sympathizes with the concept of his being, relationships, and nurturing (compare with the novels, A Grain of Wheat and Crime and Punishment, where main characters don't have close trusted relationships and how they reap what they sow). Good defeats evil, and there is the hope of redemption and support systems to the purest of state. With the passage of time and increase in human activities, all life in Wonderland will be altered in some way (Paradise Lost, Wonderland Stained).”
The Scavengers
Scavengers is a story of twists and turns in relationships, and personal interests, that all make a complex entangled web in a community that straddles the traditional and modern. It is a tale of widowhood occasioned by close family friends, the clash of views on a widow’s and masculinity’s place in society. … will there is justice? Or even, poetic justice? Moreover, this is a story about a mother who faces challenges in raising a son to become a professional she would be proud of, only to be disappointed that a child, even having qualified into one of the most prestigious professions, can reject it as her dream! He would pursue his own career course!
What others say
“The content is factual. The writer captures real life situations where our goodness, at some point, can cost our lives. Not all good deeds are repaid with goodness.” – Rose Kenya Kong’ani, teacher and editor.
DAY 365 – Finding My Way In Eve...
I RAN EVERY DAY FOR A YEAR!
Read the story of how Muindi ran every day for 365 days. The year-long challenge helped him overcome depression and alcoholism, changed his life for the better and helped him build consistency and discipline in achieving his goals. He shares this and hopes to inspire you to build consistency and discipline in pursuing your goals.
Living your Purpose by Veronica Kanja
Living your Purpose is a best seller book that offers illuminating insights on how we can be conquerors of our lives and mindsets, to achieve success and purpose.
The book is a guide and companion towards encouraging people to be resilient despite the challenges of life in order to discover and fulfill their purpose on earth.
The book also focusses on sensitive issues happening in the world right now and how we can promote social justice and live peacefully with one another.
We are reminded not be afraid of challenges in life which may give us a purpose and greater results to live for.
It consistently and firmly focusses on key life changing pillars such as forgiveness, inner healing , faith and patience among others , which are needed for harmonious co-existence in the world that we live in presently.
We are encouraged to use our talents and abilities to make the world a better place to live in.
The Colour of The Sun by Achieng Opiyo
The Colour of the Sun is a delicate series of notes, it is through uncovering these notes that true human nature is revealed to the reader.
It is through the colour of the sun that Ensley sees freedom and realizes that love is not an end in itself but a beginning without end in sight, for her husband, Smith thought to be her soulmate has hidden intentions that take an unintended journey to the forest to be revealed.
She discovers something else, her life has been marked by loneliness and infatuations coiled as love. The Colour of the Sun is a story of love, lust, tears, crime and passion.
Thoughts of a Patient Man Breaking an...
Shadow in Perpetuity (The Hard Journe...
Shadow in Perpetuity – Hard Journey with Cancer was launched in 2021. The author, Professor Nicholas Athieno-Abinya He is a prolific storyteller who inspires us with a combination of wit and sobriety, the complications and sparse triumphs of treating cancer.
He is a consultant medical Oncologist at the Nairobi Hospital Cancer Centre. He was formerly Professor of Medicine at the University of Nairobi and Head of Oncology at Aghakhan University Hospital, Nairobi.
He is the author of Drug management of Haematologic Neoplasm by Jomo Kenyatta Foundation 2016.
This book is talking more about his journey with cancer. Cancer is common and causes a lot of panic. Most cancers when diagnosed early are highly curable, but are incurable when diagnosed late. In this country we have personnel and institutions that can take care of most cancers though not all, and few need referral outside.
The problem is that many people don't have faith in local institutions and personnel, and demand referral out. The reality is that over 90-95% of cancers which cannot be cured locally can also not be cured elsewhere. People therefore have a tendency to go and waste money abroad, where oftentimes they are made to believe that they are cured, while this may not be true.
When confronted with a diagnosis of cancer, one should promptly seek help from relevant experts, take the prescribed path, and leave the rest to God. If the end is inevitable, so be it.
Choices I never Had
The Trial of the GODS
The Trial of the Gods is the story of a man and his people who live in the Kalahari Desert. They believe that the land they occupy belongs to the Gods hence cannot be owned by anyone else, least of all Government. The book takes the reader through human rights Bushman activism in an environment they are considered uncivilized and stigmatized as scavengers; the wretched of earth, in the words of Franz Fanon.
As the government plans relocation and integration of Bushmen into "mainstream society" one man, Jay, and his people vehemently resist. It becomes a quest for justice, truth and conservation. They cannot listen to anyone, or get instructions from the Government, lawyers or judges. Only instructions from the Gods will do as to whether they should embrace the "dangerous" world of development and civilization. It becomes a matter of life and death as the man and his people realize that the Gods alone cannot help fight one of the richest governments in Africa. In the process their claims and demands reverberate across the land and the world, touching many human rights organizations and supporters.
Will they manage to fight a government financed by the most precious diamonds in the world?
Here is what others say:
"The Trial of the Gods is a gripping tale of conflict between modernity and tradition, old and new conventions, conservation and human rights." - Anonymous
"The Trial of the Gods is more than just a story. It's a commentary about how determination, courage and love will ultimately defeat greed. It is definitely a must-read." - Olopeng Rabasimane, Columnist, The Botswana Gazette