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The Great Igbo Caste System: Drawing ...
For many years, Igbo people have had their traditions debated over, creating a misunderstanding of its cosmological foundation - particularly, it's class system, described by the British as 'caste system.'
After years at Oxford and Cambridge universities, as an academic visitor, Onyeka Nwelue has captured the igbo art and mythology in this ground breaking world, so well researched.
BEYOND THE PULPIT AND OTHER SHORT STO...
Step into a world where the extraordinary hides within the everyday. Beyond the Pulpit & Other Stories unveils a tapestry of lives interwoven with the complexities of faith, family, love, and societal taboos. From secret struggles behind closed doors to fierce battles for personal redemption, these stories offer a mirror to society’s hidden realities. With humor and satire, they expose the hypocrisy and moral dilemmas we face, while advocating for the voiceless—women, children, and the marginalized. Each tale compels readers to reflect, laugh, and challenge the status quo. An unforgettable journey into the heart of human experience.
Unlock the impossible by Timothy Muthee
Unlock the Impossible" delves into the extraordinary power of curiosity and the courage to take action. It highlights how embracing hidden potential paves the way to achieving your true purpose. Represented by a "key," the book symbolizes the concealed solutions found within the seemingly impossible, just waiting to be uncovered. By daring to step beyond comfort zones and embracing uncertainty, you reveal answers to life’s toughest challenges and shatter barriers that once felt unbreakable. Through this transformative journey, you’ll come to realize that what seems impossible is neither a dead end nor unattainable—it’s an invitation to self-growth, boundless potential, and personal fulfillment. In breaking through these perceived limits, the book reveals that unlocking the impossible is the secret to true success, offering a pathway to discover who you are meant to be and what you’re capable of achieving in life.
Somewhere in your make up there lies a sleeping, the seed of achievement Wich, if aroused and put into actions would carry you to heights, such as you may never have hopped to attain.
_ Napoleon Hill.
POLITICS AND THE AFRICAN DREAM by Rob...
Politics and the African Dream: A Journey of Hope" digs deep into the intertwined narratives of political dynamics and aspirations across Africa. Through insightful analysis and compelling narratives, this book explores how politics shapes the continent's pursuit of a collective dream for prosperity, equality, and sustainable development. From the challenges of governance and corruption to the resilience of grassroots movements and the transformative power of youth, each chapter unveils a tapestry of hope and determination. Discover how Africa's political landscape intersects with its dreams and aspirations, offering a vision of optimism and possibility for a brighter future. This book is a
must-read for anyone passionate about understanding Africa's journey towards realizing its full potential.
Law of Corporate Finance in Kenya by ...
This book on the Law of Corporate Finance in Kenya, comprising twenty-five chapters, gives a detailed exposition on:
a) Regulation of corporate decisions on the companies’ capital structure, capital raising rules and capital maintenance rules;
b) Legal framework for debt finance in Kenya and the variants of that form of finance, comprising, loans and corporate debt securities;
c) Capital Markets law in Kenya, particularly, equity finance raising in Kenya by companies, firstly, through private placement procedures of venture capital, private equity and crowd funding. Secondly, through issuing equity to the public by initial public offering and secondary equity offering by way of prospectus, and consequential regulation of trading of equity in secondary markets. Thirdly, liability enforcement mechanisms in capital markets for incorrect disclosures in prospectus; and
d) Regulation of finance raising both by National Government at its parastatals, and by County Governments through public private partnerships (PPP), the typical model of project finance in Kenya.
September/ October Issue 2024
The September/October 2024 Parents Magazine is now on Sale!
Get your copy today and read inspirational stories of people working to revive the reading culture. Interact with the bubbly, jovial, and bold cover model, Peris Siamanta, Kenya Reading Culture CEO. Her story is a mixture of happy and sad moments but her love for the written word gave her a constant light.
The pomp and colour of this issue come from Kenyans such as Deborah Auko whose childhood experience led to author Rough Silk; Joan Thatiah, the authentic beauty with brains behind Confessions of Nairobi Men and Women; Keith Ang’ana, the articulate Gen Z writer behind Qwani Anthologies; Kui Kabala whose love for reading birthed a reading club, and many other amazing stories from book lovers. You will also get practical tips on how to monetise your written work; the benefits of reading to your unborn child; enhancing intimacy with romance novels, and many more.
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The Examiner History & Government...
Cry The Beloved Children
In the shadow of cruelty and despair, the indomitable spirit of five siblings shines through in this gripping true story. ‘Cry The Beloved Children’ takes you on an unforgettable journey through the depths of their hardship, the power of their resilience, and most importantly, their determination to overcome their lingering challenges through faith in God.
MP’s Diary by Hon Eng Muriuki K...
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.
A Reflection on our Cultures by Nicho...
Kalanak Academy by Edwin Kairu
Uriak is a normal boy, attending a normal Kenyan high school, with the normal distractions and anxieties every teenager faces. Until, that is, his father drops him off at the Kalanak Academy, a remote school in the mountains north of Nairobi. Uriak is furious and resentful, given no explanation for the abrupt uprooting of his life. Things take a serious turn when Uriak is bitten by the school's principal, and he experiences some terrifying results.
Uriak now finds himself with an incredible gift. But with that gift come consequences. When his people, the Iru tribe, are threatened with annihilation, Uriak must step up and use his new gift to defeat a ruthless enemy. Kalanak Academy is a bold African fantasy that pulls the unsuspecting reader into a kaleidoscopic adventure. Interwoven with humour, suspense, secrets and enigmatic plot twists, this is a story that cannot fail to captivate the imagination.
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.
Before The Devil Wakes Up
ME, YOU, WE & DIVERSITY – ...
ME, YOU, WE & Diversity: 47 magical ways locals and non-locals meet each other. No politics and no division, finally living and experiencing diversity in everyday professional and social life.
We fear what we don't know. No matter what country or culture we come from or what color our skin is, we all have this primal fear of the unknown. This diffuse fear that we share is also the thing that separates us from one another. Hardly any other topic is as charged with such controversy, polarization, doubt and inhibitions as the topic of integration. With her book, 47 magical ways locals and non-locals meet each other, Susan Omondi sets out to overcome the rifts that divide us. Profound, touching and always humorous, the Kenyan-born author tells stories from her everyday life, raises awareness of racism and sheds light on the perspectives of both immigrants or “non-locals” and locals.
As an author, keynote speaker, moderator and trainer, Omondi’s main focus is on diversity in the workplace and the great professional and human opportunities that come with overcoming our fears and prejudices. She lives out the motto: "When we engage with one another, magic happens".
FOR LOCALS
This book is right for you if you deal with the topics of diversity and integrity in your professional and social environment (we all do!) and want to act more confidently or simply want to be more open towards your fellow human beings. Without political polarization, it offers you everyday suggestions and food for thought for approaching the topic of diversity in a human and practical way. After all, racism affects us all. You will find:
• Broadening of horizons and openness towards the world
• Suggestions for open interaction with non-locals
• Understanding for the challenge of integration
• Knowledge of enrichment through immigration
• Explanations of structural racism and everyday discrimination
• Practical examples for everyday life
• Foundations for new friendships, partnerships and thus more success in life
FOR NON-LOCALS
This book is right for you if you interact with integration and everyday racism on a daily basis (we all do!) because of your origin, your name or your skin color and want to be happy and successful in your new country. It provides effective and positive support to help you move from the role of being the victim to taking self-responsibility and becoming strong. In this book you will find:
• Positive experiences in dealing with discrimination
• Ways to develop your potential
• Support for strengthening your self-confidence
• Tips for demanding professional recognition and respect
• Valuable tips to be yourself in a foreign environment
• Understanding for your fear of losing your roots
• Ways to fulfill your desire for integration
No politics, no division - Susan Omondi captivates with stories from real everyday life, from real people. In 47 Ways, she explains the daily pitfalls of integration for locals and non-locals and how you can overcome them. With this book, you will finally unleash the full magic of diversity for your professional and social environment.
Together we can become successful through diversity and integration!
From Watchdogs to Traitors: The less ...
In this compelling book, Baker delves into the enigmatic world of Rwanda's media, uncovering the truth that lies beneath its operation. Throughout his short but eventful career, he played a pivotal role in revolutionizing Rwanda's media landscape, championing professional investigative journalism and tirelessly advocating for its existence, even at great personal cost.
Within these pages, he recounts the extraordinary transformation of Rwanda's media, shedding light on the preeminent change that has shaped its history. he lay the groundwork for the emergence of professional investigative journalism, highlighting its significance in raising awareness and fostering a genuine connection with the audience.
Moreover, he navigates the treacherous waters of persuading those "In Charge" to embrace this new form of journalism, rife with its inherent risks and challenges.
However, his passion for the truth and unwavering commitment to journalism exacted a heavy toll. he exposes the harrowing truth about how journalists themselves can betray the very public they are duty-bound to serve, leading to a pervasive erosion of press freedom.
He shares the intimate details of his personal journey, recounting the tremendous sacrifices he made, which ultimately propelled him into a relentless pursuit of truth.
Despite enduring multiple arrests, extrajudicial actions, and unyielding opposition, he resolutely returned to his craft, refusing to be silenced.
Within these pages, he pulls back the curtains on the machinery of misinformation, offering a firsthand account of its inner workings, the puppeteers who pull the strings, and their ulterior motives.
By delving into the annals of Rwanda's media history, he provides valuable context both before and after the tragic 1994 genocide against the Tutsi.
Through a deeply personal lens, he recounts the trials and tribulations of his journalistic career, offering an unfiltered and uncensored account of the events that unfolded before his eyes.
He exposes the assault on one of journalism's fundamental principles: telling the truth. The book unravels the complex interplay between his life, his career, the misinformation factory, and the powerful forces that drive the production of the fake news that permeates narratives about Rwanda.
Within the pages of "From Watchdogs to Traitors": readers will embark on a gripping journey, uncovering the intricate tapestry of Rwanda's media world.
Ultimately, it is a testament to the enduring quest for truth in the face of adversity and the unwavering commitment to upholding the principles of journalism.
A CALL TO THE HURTING MAN BY BISHOP J...
A Call To The Hurting Man
In 2001, God laid a burden in mu heart of reaching out to every hurting man. For many years, i have lived with this in my heart and mind. Over the years, i have come accross men who are hurting and who need a shoulder to cry on. This is the driving force that propelled me into writing this book. What I share with my readers is an experience that I have gone through for many years and it has culminated into a written material. A time has come for all who are like-minded to stop burying our heads in the sand and face these challenges head-on. Unless we face these challenges, we will have ourselves to blame in the near future.