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The Little Book of Wisdom by Gilda Given
The Litle Book of Wisdom with One On One Recounts carries 101 livable quotes that are grounded to connect with the real self within you.
The intention is to reach those who are unreachable, unheard, and those who are yearning to transform their lives for the better but still have undesirable courage, inspiration, or easiness of taking full responsibility to make things happen.
The book is really an eye-opener.
It’s made simple and it is in both English and Swahili.
Don’t miss this opportunity as things are made easy with The Little Book of Wisdom.
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An African History of Africa: From th...
Everyone is originally from Africa, and this book is therefore for everyone.
For too long, Africa’s history has been dominated by western narratives of slavery and colonialism, or simply ignored. Now, Zeinab Badawi sets the record straight.
In this fascinating book, Badawi guides us through Africa’s spectacular history – from the very origins of our species, through ancient civilisations and medieval empires with remarkable queens and kings, to the miseries of conquest and the elation of independence. Visiting more than thirty African countries to interview countless historians, anthropologists, archaeologists and local storytellers, she unearths buried histories from across the continent and gives Africa its rightful place in our global story.
The result is a gripping new account of Africa: an epic, sweeping history of the oldest inhabited continent on the planet, told through the voices of Africans themselves.
Flowers Have Thorns
Jane was right: every flower carries a thorn. Beauty walks hand-in-hand with ache. Sometimes, the sting finds you in silence, only known by the mark it leaves behind.
But I stayed. Rooted. Floriculture became my home, where purpose met passion, and my mission took root: to guide others to their own mountaintops, to help them find truth, not just blooms. I vowed to leave behind a garden scented with integrity, watered with courage.
A Dine At Nature’s Death
UGANDA A GREAT NATION by Timoty C. Ki...
UGANDA A GREAT NATION” is a brand new book by debutant Ugandan author Timothy Kirenda. The book is an encapsulation of the authors perceptions and reasoning to declare that Uganda is a great nation or maybe one of the greatest nations on earth. A fairly small landlocked country east of the world’s biggest continent, why and what do you know about Uganda is the pendulum that is swung by the author throughout his piece of work. He navigates around the issues of culture or African culture as it is, politics and leadership, the history of the country, the women in the country or what we call Uganda’s beautifying aspects and also Uganda’s position on the globe. All to commemorate the authors grand standing that Uganda is a great nation, this book was written to advance the concern to the reader and to obviously confront impediments the likes of ignorance, doubt and disgruntlement. The authors assessment of Uganda as a nation colonized by the British, attained independence in 1962 and is currently run by one of Africa’s longest serving Presidents Yoweri Kaguta Museveni is an appraisal that entails the good and bad, the highs and lows and the beautiful and not so beautiful aspects.
The Nigerian Mafia: Sao Paulo
Nollywood actor, Uche Mbadiegwu arrives São Paulo from Lomé, the night the carnival kicks off at the Anhembi Sambadrome. On the plane, he meets a Nigerian filmmaker, Obika Nwadi, who just been dismissed from the University of Oxford, and scandaliz hoping to find a new life in Brazil, where he begins to sh pornographic films for male-to-male sex workers. Uche bumps into label, a trans woman, who is helping to res transgender women trafficked into prostitution and falls in love, he must hide the fact that he works with an Ethiopian gang traffick Malawian and Zimbabwean women into Brazil, carrying drugs.A Sierra Leonian diplomat, Ibrahim Kabala, with connections Brazilian politicians, finds a way to move drugs from Brazil to V Africa, without hindrances. The Chinese and the Japanese mobs fi over territories. The Nigerian Mafia: São Paulo, is a gritty tale of drugs, violence, rituals, and human trafficking.
A Bag from Nairobi and other stories
A Bag from Nairobi and other stories is a thrilling anthology that cuts across different aspects of daily life. The stories take the reader through extravagant crimes people commit in pursuit of wealth, occultism, betrayal of love, trust and kinship, effects of harsh laws on a country, brutality, perversion, consequences of evacuation from ancestral inheritance, human traffic, predicament of the street children, among other traditional and contemporary issues.
Hit and Run and other stories
Hit and Run and other stories is an awesome and interesting anthology that curves out the image of things emerging in urban and rural setups. The stories unmask the equilibrium between stern penalty and organised crime, ill-prepared self-reliance, disregard to human life, indifference to suffering, injustice, political opportunism, the curse of death, among other disgraces.
Wind of Justice and other stories by ...
Wind of Justice and other stories is a collection of well-written lucid stories that address different issues such as respect for human life, culture, human empowerment, family issues, love, campus life, and general life. The themes of the stories are well brought out and the stories are interesting and easy to understand.
Learn Gῖkũyũ Flashcards Series 1: Alp...
Start your journey of learning Gīkūyū here.
Series 1 of the Learn Gīkūyū Flashcards presents the rules of the alphabet step by step, to help you easily master the building blocks of the language.
In each card, you will learn how a specific letter is pronounced, example words that use the letter, plus images to help you learn and remember new words.
My Phone and I by Njeri Wachira
There’s No Snow in Stockholm by Onyek...
Detective Anna Larson is investigating the death of Adahlia Blomgren who had lived a full life on her own terms. But was it enough? A Mistress of the house, Ms Adahlia's home plays host to an assortment of troubled individuals, from wayward relations to frustrating, but necessary staff, along with her cat and two dogs. All have their own inner struggles.
Find out more, what happened in this thrilling crime novel series.
Before The Devil Wakes Up
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Mucii ni Mucii
Mucii ni Mucii , written in Gikuyu one of Kenya's indigenous languages, is a moving story of a peasant girl who defies odds in her childhood to become one of the most prosperous people in the country. Starting in a background of biting poverty and an abusive father, Wahito drops out of school after her primary education and gets a low paying job after another.
Meanwhile, evil clouds are hanging over her horizons. In her youthful naïveté, she lets of the man who truly loves her and falls into the old trap of being lured by a "use and dump" type who has loads of cash to spend. In the most confused phase, her young life takes a downturn after that; and she moves from one crisis to another, including being orphaned while still a single mother.
But fate has other plans for her. She ends up with the man who was destined to be her soul mate. Together, they traverse a terrain full of many risks and barriers to realize the dreams of their lives. Through providence or destiny, it seems Wahito's life is forever intertwined with those of her girl friends. The story has a gripping climax with a lot of the unexpected happening.
In the end, all (of almost all) the pieces of Wahitos' chequered life fall into place and she seems to lead an exciting, happy prosperous life. But then, one never knows what happens next in Wahito's life.
