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ANITA by Salome Marangu
Anita is a little girl, she is a young lady, she is a woman. Yet in it all, she endures pain and torture for things that are beyond her control. Gender inequality is yet to be realized in today's society. The book will enlighten and correct society's wrong perception of women. She faces just a fraction of the challenges faced by women and has a strong belief that life can indeed give you a second chance. To every person who desires to be a game changer towards inequality, Anita is definitely a pick-up book!
NIZIKWE KWETU KIAMBONI by BENSON MUGO
Stuck Here: African Immigrants Tell T...
This book has intriguing stories about Africans who live in the United States: their struggles and triumphs through the roller-coaster journies in the American Diaspora.
Stuck Here is a collection of interviews with African immigrants in America as well as insightful analysis of their lives and experiences. The reader will develop awareness of factors that influence African men and women to migrate to the United States, relocating thousands of miles from their home countries where family and friends are left behind. Such factors include living in Rwanda during the infamous genocide and being the only one to survive a savage slaughter; residing in Zimbabwe before and after independence; living in South Africa during and after Apartheid; and much more. Read Stuck Here to discover how these immigrants adjust to life in the United States and to appreciate the sacrifices and struggles these individuals have endured while trying to survive in a new and challenging environment as they seek to improve their lives.
In Stuck Here, Dr. Opiyo gives voice to these representative subjects, enabling them to candidly tell their own unique stories. And they are indeed intriguing stories of mixed emotions full of anecdotal humor and occasional undeniable despair and daunting dilemmas. But most importantly, they are narratives of courage, hope, and determination.
The Honourables by Brian Mbanacho
After losing her first pregnancy, then her second, then her third, Agnes decides to quit trying and joins politics in a show of defiance. Her husband, Juma, is not amused, but nothing is going to stop her, not even the risk of losing her marriage.
The political waters are already muddled by the hatred simmering between the Women Rep, Dorothy, and Member of Parliament, Obwana, and Agnes will find out soon enough that this could work for or against her.
The Honourables is the story of distinguished members of the society clamoring for respect, power and revenge. No line is too sacred to cross and no heart too precious to break. But there can only be one outcome.
Chura na Kipepeo By Mercy Kihugi
Political Marketing Strategies :Globa...
The book offers refreshing and unique insight into multidisciplinary subject of political marketing. It explores political persuasion and strategies in the era of disruptive technology including social media and Artificial intelligence. It is valuable for Researchers ,marketing strategists, communication specialists, elected leaders, political candidates, and political science undergraduate and post graduate students in Universities.
Seeing Our Sisters: Anthology by Muni...
Life’s Balances by Nicholas Wat...
- Emerging from a disastrous setback that threatens to consign him to physical immobility, the writer narrates how he turned a misfortune in his life to the achievement of a long held desire. This new state of confinement gives birth to musings from which spring a literary work that is truly pleasant to imbibe. The writer tells his own story laced with fictional imagery that is uniquely different from the traditional autobiographical writing. Take a journey with Nicholas Watila as he goes down memory lane, bringing into life excerpts of a past with a candour that is both introspective and comedic. In the end, you, the reader are left pondering on whether the writer penned the story of his own life, or picked snippets from your own.
HUNGER by Wanja Kavengi
Afrorenaissance Vol. 1 by Sogallo The...
Tales From The Streets
"In 'Tales from the Streets: Kenya's Gangster Paradise,' the vibrant pulse of Nairobi's underworld beats beneath the surface of every page, immersing readers in a world where danger and desperation coalesce.
Through the voices of its protagonists—Frank Zaga, alias 'The Bosman,' Tasha, the 'Gangster girl,' and Nipsey “The sniper” and Sargent David, alias Davy—we are beckoned into the heart of the city's shadows, where alliances are forged and broken, and the pursuit of survival reigns supreme.
As we follow Zaga, Tasha, Sargent David, and a host of other compelling characters through the labyrinthine streets of Nairobi, we are confronted with the harsh realities of life on the fringes of society. From daring heists to tender moments of camaraderie, each story offers a poignant reflection on the universal truths of human existence.
The University Drop-In: The Life of C...
Teachers, Unions and Labour Relations...
The book contains a history of education in Kenya, history of the teaching profession, trade unions and teachers' unions, as well as the story of KUPPET from its formation to date. The book is essential reading for students and practitioners of education, history, trade unionism, labour relations, human resources, politics, communication and media studies.
MALIKI by Rutere Shenver
AGAINST THE ODDS: LIFE OF AFRICAN MIG...
The lives of African migrant workers in Europe are a multifaceted narrative marked by challenges, resilience, and aspiration. Departing from their homelands in search of better economic prospects and opportunities, these individuals embark on journeys fraught with uncertainties and hardships. Upon arrival, they often encounter a complex web of legal, social, and economic barriers that shape their experiences in their host countries.
For many African migrants, the pursuit of employment is paramount. However, they frequently encounter obstacles in accessing the labor market due to language barriers, lack of recognition for foreign qualifications, and discriminatory hiring practices. Consequently, a significant portion of African migrants find themselves relegated to low-wage, precarious jobs in sectors such as agriculture, construction, hospitality, and domestic work.
Moreover, the issue of legal status looms large over the lives of African migrants. Many grapple with the complexities of immigration laws, facing the constant threat of deportation or detention. Those residing in Europe without legal documentation often live in the shadows, vulnerable to exploitation, abuse, and marginalization.
Social integration presents another formidable challenge. African migrants often confront xenophobia, racism, and cultural alienation in their host communities. These social barriers hinder their ability to establish meaningful connections, access services, and participate fully in civic life. Additionally, maintaining ties with their home countries and navigating the complexities of transnational identities further shape their sense of belonging and cultural identity.
Despite these adversities, African migrant communities demonstrate remarkable resilience and resourcefulness. They forge networks of support within their own communities and engage in grassroots organizing to advocate for their rights and interests. Cultural associations, religious institutions, and migrant-led organizations play crucial roles in providing social solidarity, legal aid, and educational resources.
Amidst the challenges, African migrant workers in Europe also embody hope and aspiration.
Many strive to build better futures for themselves and their families, sending remittances back home and investing in education and entrepreneurship. Their experiences underscore the interconnectedness of global migration, labor markets, and social justice, highlighting the need for inclusive policies and collective action to address the structural inequalities that shape their lives.
Love Does Not Win Elections
Ayisha Osori, writer, lawyer, and advocate for social justice, ran for the People’s Democratic Party’s ticket to the House of Representatives in 2015. and lost.
This is her story.
Love Does Not Win Elections is a pitch perfect account of our primary process in Nigeria.
Jacqueline Farris, DG, Shehu Musa Yar’Adua Foundation
Ayisha’s gripping account reminds us of depth of the work required to fix the Nigerian question at both ends of the spectrum – leadership and followership.
Seun Onigbinde, Founder, BudgIT
Ms. Osori charts her attempt to secure a People’s Democratic Party’s ticket to the Federal House of Representatives in a way that makes plain why Nigerian politics is not working for Nigerians …This book is a baton. Those who are contemplating politics in Nigeria would do well to pick it up.
Feyi Fawehinmi
Compelling book for those who seek to understand the powers of political wheelerdealers.
Olusegun Adeniyi, author, Against the Run of Play
Everything Has Wings by J.O Bernard
‘Everything Has Wings’, is a refreshing collection of poems in English and Lou by J.O. Bernard that dances gracefully through the highs and lows of life. With a blend of wit, and deep introspection, Bernard explores themes of love, religion, and death, creating a tapestry of words that is both poignant and entertaining.
Each poem is a little adventure, inviting readers to see the world through Bernard’s inquisitive eyes. His unique perspective transforms everyday experiences into extraordinary moments, making this anthology a delightful companion for those seeking a meaningful conversation and contemplation.
A Reflection on our Cultures by Nicho...
The Helper’s Son by Ayodeji Olaifa
"The Helper's Son" is a powerful and evocative tale set against the backdrop of apartheid-era South Africa. Follow the journey of Jongikhaya, a child born black but raised white by his mother's employers. As he grapples with shifting identities, the story delves into the complexities of race, class, and personal belonging. Jongikhaya's experiences reveal the profound impact of social hierarchy and inherited privilege on individuals and families.
This poignant narrative highlights the struggle of navigating two worlds and the internal conflict that arises from cultural dissonance. Jongikhaya's search for self-discovery amidst tragedy and loss paints a vivid portrait of the human spirit's resilience. With themes of identity, grief, and reconciliation, "The Helper's Son" is a moving exploration of the search for belonging and the enduring ties that bind us to our roots.
Unjani Mfwethu ? The story of a migra...
Unjani Mfwethu? The Story of a migrant in South Africa is a book about the lived experiences of a migrant and indeed all migrants around the world. It tells the story of one individual, as he navigates the issues of racism, xenophobia, friendship, travails and triumphs. It is a story that shines light on our humanity as a people.