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YOFI ELOHI – Coloring book
A prophetic illustration coloring book where faith, art, creativity and reflection meet.
Created to be more than a coloring book, each page invites you to slow down, create, reflect, and encounter the Word in a beautiful new way. From the artwork to the pages, from the message to the presentation — every detail was created with intention.
Available for kids, teenagers, and adults.
Taariikhda Culimada Soomaaliyeed (Som...
Qarniyadii dhexe waxaa geyiga carbeed caan ka noqdey culimo asal ahaan ka soo jeedda geeska Afrika ee ay degaan dadka ay ka mid yihiin Soomaalidu, kuwaa oo qeyb lixaad ka qaatey kaalimo kala duwan oo kaga aaddanayd horumarka bulshada, ha ahaato dhanka cilmiga iyo faafintiisa, ama dhanka garsoorka, tarbiyadda iyo gundhigga diinta Islaamka. Culimadaasi kuma aysan jaango'neyn degaan keliya e, waxay ku kala firirsanaayeen dhammaan geyiga carbeed, muddooyin kala duwan.
Raadraaca taariikhda culimada Soomaaliyeed ee waayadii hore waxaan ku ogaan karnaa heerka iyo baaxadda ay gaarsiisan tahay magaca iyo qiimaha ay ku lahaayeen bulshada Islaamka dhexdeeda, waxaana hubaal ah in aanay jirin magaalo ama goob ay bulshadu deggan tahay oo aanay joogin culimo ku xeel dheer diinta iyo cilmiga la xiriira.
Waxase nasiib xuma ah in uusan jirin ilaa iyo hadda buug lagu soo bandhigo sooyaalkii culimada Soomaaliyeed oo ka faalloonaya taariikhdooda oo keliya, afka uu rabo ha ku qornaadee, in kasta oo ay jirto in qorayaal badan ay isku dayeen inay wax uun ka xusaan culimada qaarkeed iyo waayahoodii oo ay ku dhex dareen cilmi-baarisyo kale oo laga sameeyay cilmiga iyo faafinta diinta ee dalka Soomaaliya.
Dead Reckoning
The first criminal investigation textbook written by an African practitioner, for the African investigator.
What happens when the modern police system fails to deliver justice, and communities turn to methods that have worked for centuries?
In Dead Reckoning I, retired senior intelligence and investigation officer J. Chelal draws on over thirty-five years of operational experience to write the book he wished had existed when he was a young constable. The result is a groundbreaking text that teaches modern investigative protocol, crime scene management, evidence handling, and the investigation of every major crime type, while doing something no other textbook does: taking seriously the African realities within which investigation actually occurs.
From the principles of investigation to the courtroom, this book walks the investigator through every stage of the criminal justice process. It includes detailed protocols for investigating homicide, robbery, traffic incidents, drug trafficking, cyber crime, community disputes, and gender-based violence. It explains the court process step by step. It confronts the contemporary challenges of political violence, artificial intelligence, and the exploitation of young Africans abroad, the neo-slavery of Kazi Majuu.
Most criminal investigation textbooks are written by Western academics for Western students, in contexts where forensic laboratories are available, witness protection is functional, and the community trusts the police. African investigators work in a different reality.
This book speaks directly to that reality. It acknowledges the resource constraints. It addresses the political pressures. It examines the spiritual dimensions of crime and justice that the formal system ignores. And it makes a compelling, evidence-based argument: that before colonialism introduced the modern police, Africa had its own effective systems of investigation, and those systems, the elder's council, the investigative oath, the community truth-finding ritual, still function today. The investigator who ignores them is investigating with one eye closed.
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WHERE THE RIVER BENDS by DOMINIC KATANA
Where the River Bends is a book set in the village of Chariba, the story follows the life of Pili, a young woman who falls deeply in love with Kabilali, a man of humble means. Despite strong opposition from her family particularly her mother, who values wealth and social status, Pili remains steadfast in her belief that love, respect, and character outweigh material possessions.
As Pili and Kabilali begin their life together, they endure hardship but remain united through trust, perseverance, and mutual support. Over time, their dedication leads to prosperity, demonstrating that patience and hard work can transform lives. The story also reflects on themes of humility and redemption, particularly when Pili’s parents, who once rejected Kabilali, come to depend on his generosity.
The First Beep: Majuu Was Never Waiti...
The First Beep: Majuu Was Never Waiting
Butwaa is learning to move through a world that does not always slow down for him.
From a Maasai village on the foot of Mount Kilimanjaro to crowded stations in London and unfamiliar places in Manchester, every sign, every instruction, and every journey becomes something to decode. With guidance from Lily, and later Kofi, he begins to understand that progress is not only about arriving, it is about learning how to move.
At school, a simple assignment about hobbies and the environment grows into something much bigger. Football becomes more than a game. Geography becomes more than maps. Life skills begin to take shape through questions that do not have simple answers.
As Butwaa steps into a new academy and new expectations, he discovers that learning is not only about intelligence or talent but about patience, observation, and the courage to keep asking questions.
The First Beep: Majuu Was Never Waiting is a coming-of-age story about adaptation, learning, and finding direction in unfamiliar spaces. It is about the quiet moments where understanding begins, and the spaces between instruction and independence.
Special Marine Edition: Swara Magazin...
SWARA Magazine
July–September 2026 Special Marine Edition,
Dive into a special marine-focused edition of SWARA Magazine, East Africa’s leading conservation publication, produced to commemorate the historic 11th Our Ocean Conference (OOC11) held in Mombasa, Kenya—the first time this global gathering has taken place on African soil.
This issue explores the challenges, innovations, and inspiring conservation efforts shaping the future of the Western Indian Ocean and East Africa’s coastal ecosystems. Through expert analysis, compelling storytelling, and stunning photography, readers gain unique insights into the people and initiatives working to safeguard our oceans for future generations.
CROSS CROSSED: Hired for Slaughter
This is the first book in the CROSS CROSSED Series.
In a nuclear-capable country where leaders think they were untouchable, and that they are shielded by the constitution and state machinery from the bloody consequences of their actions, their lives wildly unravel when they realize that their downfall rests solely on a single young man, 21-year-old Victor Cross.
Cross, surviving as an orphan with a fractured childhood, gets his life set ablaze when a presidential motorcade runs them over on a motorbike, killing his embattled girlfriend and his estranged cousin on the spot. But being a regular 20-year-old student with no power, his loss gets treated by the state as a collateral damage. He lets it slide, but it's that event that sets the chain reaction of everything that's about to happen.
A year later, a powerful fugitive employer from the neighboring rival nation hires him only to sacrifice him for a blood money ritual. The sacrifices keep getting rejected, but with every rejection, he loses someone he loves, and this drives him to the very edge, where he meets Six, an ancient being who's been hiding in plain sight for centuries. The simmering evil of state-sponsored massacres have grown too massive that it forced him out into the limelight.
After months of state chaos from an active war with the rival nation over the murder of the nation's first lady, Cross path of flee collide with Six’s, where the mystery behind the death of his mother during his birth unravels, his reasons for constant blackouts when traumatized, his potential power, and where his most immediate enemy, the former ritualistic employer, stands in all of this.
With no one left to lose, and being surrounded by existential peers, with support from the suicidal opposition leader, and wielding immense power for unconscious violence, every single step towards bringing the ruthless president’s inherited regime down and saving the both his country from oppression and the neighboring country from constant threats of nuclear annihilation becomes a siren song sung in silence.
MOON AND YOU
Moon and You is a deeply emotional poetry collection that explores love, heartbreak, healing, faith, and self-discovery through the metaphor of the moon’s phases. Each poem reflects the shifting phases of human emotion—from longing and confusion to growth, surrender, and renewal.
Perfect for readers seeking comfort, reflection, and emotional depth, Moon and You is a soft yet powerful companion for anyone navigating life, faith, and transformation.
The Bitter Better Truth That Breathes...
We all face moments when life's currents pull us under, unexpected challenges, hidden battles, and silent storms that test the very core of who we are. The question is never if we'll stumble, but how we rise again. This book is about that rise. Through the lens of Stacy's journey-a young lady who once hid her true self behind layers of fear, conformity, and societal expectation-you'll discover the power of raw honesty, resilience, and faith. Stacy's story reflects the struggles we all face: the desire to fit in, the weight of judgment, and the quiet yearning to be ourselves simply. Her breakthrough is one we can all claim: self-acceptance.
By daring to embrace her "dark truth," she found not just survival, but transformation-a life anchored in authenticity, courage, and God's greater purpose. Inside this book, you will find:
A reminder that every stumble is an invitation to rediscover your strength.
A step-by-step journey toward inner healing and lasting self-worth.
Practical truths:
- Acknowledge Your Reality - Clarity begins with honesty.
- Refuse Stagnation - Keep moving forward, no matter how small the step.
- Embrace the Progress - Celebrate the small victories that shape your transformation.
This is more than a diary-it's a testimony, this is a fiction- autobiographical- memoir. A roadmap for anyone who has ever felt unseen, unworthy, or trapped by the weight of expectation. The Bitter Better Truth That Breathes is a call to stop hiding, start healing, and discover the possible within the impossible. If you've ever wrestled with self-esteem, shame, denial, or the struggle to belong, this book will meet you where you are and walk with you toward freedom.
Sizzling stories of the Nile by Anek ...
Rumblings Of a Lazy Writer by Sapho B...
Rural-Urban Dynamics in the East Afri...
This book is the result of a long-term cooperation between French and East African scholars and universities under the aegis of the French Institute of Research in Africa (IFRA-Nairobi). It presents the main results of the research program Cooperation for University and Scientific Research (CORUS): Mountains and Small and Medium Cities in East Africa: Environmental Management, Flows of People and Resources, funded by the French Ministry of Foreign Afairs and supported by IFRA-Nairobi.
Indian Africa: Minorites of Indian-Pa...
This book aims at painting a broad picture of the communities of Indian origin in East Africa, striving to include changes that have occurred since the end of the 1980s. The different contributions explore questions of race and citizenship, national loyalties and cosmopolitan identities, local attachment and transnational networks. Drawing upon anthropology, history, sociology and demography, Indian Africa depicts a multifaceted population and analyses how the past and the present shape their sense of belonging, their relations with others, their professional and political engagement. This book is a must-read for contemporary researchers, students, policy practioners as well as the general reader.
Swara Magazine (Jan – March) 2026
Discover compelling stories and delight in breathtaking photography that celebrates East Africa’s biodiversity, conservation efforts, and safari travel - Featured in the latest issue of Swara Magazine, the voice of conservation in East Africa.
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In this issue (January-March) 2026
Viola Clausnitzer & Melita Vamberger warn of accelerating threats to Pemba’s irreplaceable Ngezi Forest.
Monica Bond examines how long-term, science-led research is guiding community based conservation and stronger protection for giraffes across East Africa.
Shalini Bhalla-Lucas follows the birds - from the Rift Valley to Lake Victoria - revealing Kenya’s rich avifauna, changing habitats, and the quiet rewards of patient, locally guided birding.
Paul Gacheru takes a hard look at Kenya’s vanishing vultures, the ripple effects on ecosystems and human health, and the bold solutions giving hope for their survival.
Joyce Chimbi exposes how bushmeat hunting and illegal wildlife trade are ensnaring Africa’s wildlife, with Uganda’s Murchison Falls spotlighting a growing conservation crisis.
Roger N Scoon explores how rifting, volcanoes and rainfall patterns shape the routes and rhythms of the great Mara Serengeti migration.
Santiago Legarre revisits Samburu National Reserve, tracing its early travel history, distinctive wildlife encounters, and the quiet revival of a long-standing riverside lodge.
Different Millionaires: A Practical F...
Ever wondered why, with 8 billion people in the world, so few manage to excel at what they do?
Different Millionaires is a book about these people, who choose to think, believe and BE different. We look at the lives of excellent people in all spheres of life, and learn what makes them different from everybody else.
Paradise Inc. – Guillaume Bonn ...
A groundbreaking investigation into wildlife conservation, environmental transformation, and efforts to preserve Africa’s natural wilderness by French-Madagascan documentary photographer Guillaume Bonn.
Paradise Inc. offers an unvarnished glimpse into the realities of Africa’s ecosystems and our collective future, as the disruptions of climate change, economic expansion, and environmental efforts reshape the world before our eyes.
For decades, Bonn has told the stories that the world is afraid to hear, championing the silenced and refusing to turn away from the truth. Paradise Inc. is the culmination of twenty years dedicated to documenting the last days of Africa’s vast natural landscapes, where countless expeditions have taken the photographer deep across nearly every country on the continent. Far from tired stereotypes, greenwashing efforts, and ready-made solutions, this photography book shines an unblinking light onto the paradoxes, consequences, and truths that lurk in plain sight behind the environmental “paradise” in Africa.
Swara magazine July – September...
Swara Magazine, The voice of conservation in East Africa. Championing for the conservation and sustainable use of our environment and natural resources. Providing essential conservation insights and sparking vital discussions on the best strategies for protecting East Africa's rich biodiversity and wildlife heritage.
In this July - September 2025 issue of Swara;
Discover bespoke insights on;
- The marvels of Tanzania’s Usambara Mountains
- How Kenya’s lungfish survives drought underground
- Oceans in Peril: East Africa steps up
- A new walking trail in the Aberdares
- Why Kenya’s cheetahs don’t belong in India
Swara magazine April – June 2025
Swara Magazine,
The voice of conservation in East Africa.
Championing for the conservation and sustainable use of our environment and natural resources.
Providing essential conservation insights and sparking vital discussions on the best strategies for protecting East Africa's rich biodiversity and wildlife heritage.
In this April - June 2025 issue of Swara;
Discover bespoke insights on;
- Lake victoria's escalating biodiversity crisis.
- Uganda's Untamed Safari Jewel - Kidepo valley national park.
- How Uganda's Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary is restoring the country's rhino population.
- How wildlife corridors in Kenyan Laikipia plateau are mitigating human-wildlife conflict.
- Lorreine Carneiro's passion for wildlife photography and conservation.