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SHADOWS OF THE EIGHTY COWS
Shadows of the Eighty Cows is a hauntingly powerful story inspired by the quiet defiance of a young widow who refused to be broken by loss. Narrated through the eyes of her grandson, this lyrical novel is an act of remembrance and resistance rooted in the forgotten communities of Kenya.
In a world where courage is tested and long-held secrets finally surface, one family must confront the invisible chains that have bound them for generations. From widows forced into solitude to children compelled to grow up too quickly, every choice carries weight, and every step toward freedom demands a sacrifice.
Restoring dignity to the marginalized, this novel reveals that true strength often resides in the spaces between words. It is a stirring tribute to the human spirit—a story of love, loss, and the bravery that emerges in life’s darkest moments.
Author: Steven Omondi Otieno
Wisdom Snippets my Grandma Shared
Title: Wisdom Snippets My Grandma Shared
Author: Rebecca Gikuru
Short book description
Grandmothers are loving, kind and selfless human beings who want the very best for their grandchildren. They nurture and protect them from harm and pain. They are also a source of wealth of information and wisdom that grandchildren can benefit a lot from.
We make progress on the shoulders of those that came before us and this would not happen if the things that happened before our time were never shared with us. It is only when such information and knowledge is shared, that people can benefit from it by utilizing it. My grandmother believed in this and took the time to share what she knew with love and a deliberate intention to help ease and avoid some of the usual upheavals and disappointments that characterize life.
This book seeks to share some of the information and wisdom, as raw and as intense as it was told from her generation to the current and future generations equally with love. May it make a mark to those who take the time to scan through it.
The Hyenas Who Laughed Like Girls- A ...
Adventure Stories (Children's / Teenage), African Interest, Children'S / Teenage Fiction & True Stories, Kids & Teens
In the quiet village of Namakhudu, every girl knows the rule: fetch water from the river—and come straight home. But when three curious friends take a secret shortcut through the mango path, what begins as playful laughter turns into something far more chilling…
Because in the shadows, the hyenas are listening.
And when they laugh… it’s not what it seems.
Join Nekesa, Nakhulo, Nalala, and Achieng in this unforgettable African folktale about choices, courage, and the power of integrity.
A little spooky, a little wise—this story will make you laugh, gasp, and think twice before taking shortcuts.
It’s Monday: Thoughts To Kick S...
The book provides a weekly dose of clarity, courage and caffeine for the soul. This inspiring book explores why Mondays often feel daunting and how to reframe that narrative with purpose and positivity. It also provides practical strategies for setting weekly goals, celebrating small wins, and overcoming negativity and the dreaded Monday blues.
MADARAKA: The Poor Shall Inherit the ...
This book provides a compelling examination of corporate-driven resource extraction on the African continent, which is marked by the exploitation of both people and the environment exclusively for the pursuit of profit for a few, with a specific focus on Kenya. The book meticulously reveals that the socioeconomic and environmental challenges posed by the extractive sector are not isolated incidents but part of a larger, systemic problem. This is underscored by the complex interplay between political economy, corporate globalization, odious debt, public policy, sustainable development, human rights and the rule of law. The book concludes by enjoining the call for a world order in which Africa is not exporting its raw materials, but is the centre of global manufacturing, adding value to its own resources.
The Firelit Mind: 13 Timeless Princip...
Wealth her Way – A woman’...
Wealth Her Way – A Woman’s Guide to Financial Freedom is a powerful, practical, and deeply relatable book written for every woman who is ready to take control of her money, her voice, and her future.
Blending real-life stories, smart financial strategies, and step-by-step guidance, this book walks you through budgeting, investing, making confident money decisions, and building wealth with purpose. It is more than a book; it’s a roadmap to financial independence, dignity, and generational abundance.
Whether you are starting your financial journey, rebuilding, or scaling to your next level; Wealth her Way gives you the tools, mindset and courage to design a life you deserve, on your terms, in your way.
For every male that reads, this book expands your view of wealth, deepens your understanding of women, and positions you as a stronger leader in home, business, and legacy
MY BATTLE WITH THE BOTTLE: Violence, ...
This is the inspiring story of Agnes Wambui's redemption from alcohol addiction, violence, and abuse. It chronicles her transformation and her current mission of helping others break free from drug and alcohol addiction through her faith-based work. A powerful testimony of hope, healing, and service to others.
The Incumbent Lying Days
Incumbent Lying Days" is a memoir by author Borusei Kipkirui, first published on August 26, 2020. The title is not related to a political concept, but to the autobiographical nature of the book, which aims to address feelings of inferiority in young people. It was published by Iconoftimes Media & Publishing Services and is available in digital format.
Author: Borusei Kipkirui
Genre: Autobiographical memoir
Publication date: August 26, 2020
Publisher: Iconoftimes Media & Publishing Services
Purpose: To address and help overcome feelings of inferiority in young people through a narrative that uses humor and suspense
Deadbeat Dad: Reclaiming Fatherhood,H...
Every man carries a story of strength and shame, love and loss, pain and purpose. But behind the societal label of deadbeat dad lies a more profound fundamental truth; a wounded son's masculine heart longing to come home.
In Deadbeat Dad, Keen Arigi takes the readers on a raw and redemptive journey through the throes of fatherhood, identity and purpose. Drawing on his own transformation after the collapse of a long-term relationship with his child's mother and enduring more than a decade long inner work of healing, he exposes the roots of the father-wound, a prevalent wound in our society and shows how grace and healing becomes the pathway to redemption and restoration.
This book is not a pity story. Its a map and a mirror. It is a call to arms for a generation of men ready to heal and rise to reclaim their place as fathers, lovers, protectors, kings and priests under God's authority. Through Biblical wisdom, lived experience, psychology and cultural insights Keen invites men into a brotherhood he calls the Men.tall Dojo, a man's forge to heal the masculine soul- a movement redefining manhood as divine masculinity modelled after Christ.
Whether you are a father, son, a man searching for meaning or a woman supporting men on their healing journey or trying to understand the wound beneath the withdrawal, this book will speak to the depths of your soul and awaken something in you.
THE LAST PILLAR OF RAMOGI BY BEN O. O...
- The Last Pillar of Ramogi vividly reimagines the Luo legend of Luanda Magere, a warrior of unmatched strength, power, and pride, revered like a god among men. His downfall through betrayal and pride reveals that great power demands great responsibility. This evocative retelling rekindles love for African folklore and delivers a deeply moving literary experience.
BREAKING FREE FROM THE SYSTEM: A Guid...
Breaking Free From the System is for the quiet moment when you look around and think, Something about the way we are living no longer feels safe.
We are more connected than ever, yet more dependent, more monitored, and more fragile. From digital identities and smart infrastructure to rising food and energy insecurity, the systems we rely on are becoming increasingly centralized and easy to disrupt. When they fail, families pay the price.
This book shows you how to step out of that vulnerability.
Inside, you will learn how to build real-world independence by growing your own food, securing clean water, preserving heirloom seeds, generating off-grid energy, and strengthening both your body and your faith. These are not abstract ideas. They are practical skills designed to keep your household stable, calm, and protected when everything around you feels uncertain.
But this is not just about survival. It is about reclaiming dignity, responsibility, and freedom in a world that quietly trains people to outsource their lives.
Written for parents, homesteaders, and anyone who wants more than blind trust in modern systems, Breaking Free From the System gives you a clear, grounded path toward self-sufficiency, spiritual resilience, and lasting security.
If you have ever felt that the future should not be something you fear, but something you prepare for, this book was written for you.
Unclaimed Property in Kenya – T...
Learn more about the passionate individuals behind the creation of Kenya's Unclaimed Financial Assets Authority. This book is an educational masterpiece, providing a detailed analysis of both financial and non-financial assets and guiding readers on how to prevent their money from becoming unclaimed. It also explains how to reclaim dormant or unclaimed funds.
THE NJURI-NCHEKE OF MERU by David Mai...
A gripping, fireside retelling of the Ameru people’s origins and history—narrated through the voices of our great-great-grandparents. This book recounts the tribe's dramatic escape from slavery and the emergence of the powerful Njuri-Ncheke council—an institution that profoundly shaped their laws, faith, and identity for generations.
The Humanized Leader by Dr Martin Odu...
In The Humanized Leader, renowned business leader, executive coach, and governance advisor, Dr. Martin Oduor-Otieno (CBS, FCPA) delivers a powerful, people-first leadership manifesto. Drawing on decades of boardroom experience, including transforming Kenya Commercial Bank into East Africa’s largest bank – he blends African wisdom with proven corporate strategy. Oduor-Otieno argues that true leadership comes not from titles or power, but from uplifting people: fostering trust, empathy, and shared purpose.
Inspired by Ubuntu, the African ethos of “I am because we are”, The Humanized Leader shows how servant leadership and human-centered values can build stronger institutions. He grounds his insights in vivid personal stories and research, making the lessons tangible for any leader. Accessible and inspirational, this book is a must-read for African leaders, emerging managers, and global executives alike. Ultimately, The Humanized Leader will galvanize readers to lead with heart, vision, and impact.
Martin Oduor-Otieno is the founder of The Leadership Group (TLG) and former CEO of KCB Bank Group, East Africa's largest financial institution. Before that, he was the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Finance and Planning. He is the current Board Chairman of East African Breweries Limited, and a Non-Executive Director at British American Tobacco and Kenya Airways. He is the Chancellor of KCA University, Kenya.