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The Executive Edge: Leading Like It M...
Are you ready to lead with greater clarity, influence, and impact? What will it take to move from managing responsibilities to transforming people and organizations?
The Executive Edge: Leading Like It Matters is an executive leadership coaching workbook designed to help leaders sharpen their leadership capacity, strengthen self-awareness, navigate complexity, and lead meaningful transformation.
Built around six carefully designed coaching topics, this practical workbook takes leaders on a focused journey of reflection, growth, strategy, and action—equipping them to lead with purpose and create lasting impact.
Lead with intention. Transform with courage. Impact with purpose.
Corporate Training Manual
What makes a great executive leader? How do you lead people, navigate complexity, and turn strategy into results?
The Corporate Training Manual: 6 Executive Leadership Coaching Lessons by Okanda Leadership Academy, facilitated by Okanda S. Eugine, is a practical leadership resource designed for executives, managers, team leaders, and emerging leaders. It brings together six focused coaching lessons to strengthen self-leadership, strategic thinking, communication, decision-making, people leadership, and execution.
Lead with clarity. Think strategically. Influence people. Deliver results.
The Republic is not a Security Experi...
The New Parenting Challenge: A Guide ...
In an era defined by rapid technological change, globalized culture, and evolving social norms, parents face a daunting challenge: how to connect with Gen Z children who navigate worlds their elders barely recognize. The New Parenting Challenge: Understanding Gen Z and Millennials provides a comprehensive roadmap for bridging this generational divide.
Usahami Adoon Rarin: Diiwanka Suugaan...
Diiwaankan waxaa ku uruursan qaar ka mid ah gabayadii Dr. Cali oo ku saabsan arrimo kala duwan oo taabanaya nolosha iyo ko-bcinta dareenka bulshada Soomaaliyeed kuwaas oo waayo kala geddisan iyo munaasabado kala duwan uu ka tiriyay.
Dr. Cali Sheekh Axmed Abuubakar waa aqoonya-han soo ahaa bare jaamacadeed 1984tii illaa 1993dii. Wuxuu dalka dib ugu soo noqday bur-burkii kaddib, 1993, isaga oo ka soo shaqeeyay hawlo isugu jira samafalka, wacyi-galinta bulsha-da iyo waxbarashada. Markuu burburku dhacay waxa uu ka mid ahaa dadkii ka qaybqaatay dib u soo celinta waxabarashada dalka.
Wuxuu Dr. Cali ka mid ahaa aasaasayaashii Jaamacadda Muqdisho, taas oo uu guddoomiye ka ahaa 1997-2016, isagoo hadda ah xu-bin ka mid ah golaheeda maamulka. Dr. Cali ayaa hadda ah gud-doomiyaha hay'adda Bariga Afrika ee cilmibaarista iyo Horumarin-ta (DAD), wuxuuna sidoo kale la taliye u yahay tiro hay'ado ah oo ka shaqeeya waxbarashada iyo adeegga bulshada.
Dr. Cali wuxuu ka mid ahaa aasaasayaashii Dalladda Waxbara-shada FBENS ee laga unkay Muqdisho sannaddii 1999kii, Wux-uu sidoo kale qayb ka ahaa aasaasiddii Golaha Dib u Heshiisiinta Soomaaliyeed oo uu 1995tii ilaa 1997dii u qaabbilsanaa xiriirka caalamiga ah.
Waxa uu sidoo kale sannadihii 1994tii, 1995tii iyo 1996dii ahaa Guddoomiyaha Xarunta Geeska Afrika ee Cilmibaarista iyo War-baahinta,
Dr. Cali waxa uu maktabadda Soomaaliyeed ku soo biiriyay buugaag daabacan iyo kuwo aan daabacnayn oo isugu jira taa-riikh, waxbarasho, shareeco iyo suugaan,
Recovering the Somali State: The Role...
Somalia is often used as an emblem of a collapsed state. This is somewhat of a paradox given that in previous decades the country was one of the most unified states in Africa and one of the first democracies on the continent. In the last three decades however the country has faced enormous challenges including civil wars and extremism in the name of Islam.
The book - probably one of the first to link Islam, Islamism and Transitional Justice with the Somali State recovery project - offers unique analyses of these themes and argues that recovering the Somali state will largely be contingent upon the skillful reconciliation between tradition and modernity, Islam and state and between the secular and the sacred.
A Poem A Day Keeps Clatter Away by Om...
- This feels like a book that slows the world down. A quietly powerful collection of 366 devotional poetry reflections, it offers a daily pause for stillness, mindfulness, and inner clarity. Each entry is brief yet intentional—guiding the reader through personal growth, resilience, and self-discovery without overwhelming the moment. What makes it stand out is its gentleness. It doesn’t instruct so much as it accompanies, turning daily reading into a grounding ritual of contemplation and quiet motivation. Over time, it becomes less of a poetry collection and more of a reflection journal companion: Something to return to across seasons of life, always offering a slightly different kind of wisdom when needed. Subtle, steady, and deeply human in its effect.
The Art Of Foreign Policy: Politics B...
The need to study global foreign policy has never been greater in today's interconnected world. The choices that countries make in the international arena have wide-ranging effects on economics, security, human rights and the general welfare of people all across the world. This book of foreign policy finds its use with in this complex web of international relations.
The book's main goal is to promote a deeper understanding of the intricate interactions of players, interests and ideologies how they influence foreign policies and decisions rather than merely reciting facts and theories. It sheds light on the underlying dynamics that drives global events and their results to the geopolitical landscape. It analyses motivations, strategies and outcomes of different countrie's foreign policies.
The Council by Gary G. Hoag, Wesley K...
This book was written to answer the question, “What does the Bible say about board governance?” because the authors believe that followers of Jesus Christ who serve in board governance settings must start with the Scriptures. We must understand and adopt a biblically based mindset to position our Christian faith to inform and transform our thinking on oversight, just like it shapes every other aspect of life.
“The Council is very relevant for any ministry today. Too often, we overlook biblical texts which are able to give us perspective on how to manage and govern as faithful stewards in God’s mission. I highly recommend this book to board members and ministry administrators wanting to learn more about how God wants us to establish better governance practices. It should be required reading for any new board member, too. Thank you for putting this resource in the hands of the Church!” said Nydia R. Garcia-Schmidt, Wycliffe Global Alliance, Americas Area Director; Board Member, Barnabas International
The Choice by Gary G. Hoag, R. Scott ...
The Choice by Gary G. Hoag, R. Scott Rodin & Wesley K. Willmer
This book is about recalculating the route for Christ-centered ministry. Its underlying assumption is that far too many churches and ministries operate according to unexamined presuppositions that drive everything they do.
This book may call each of us to make changes both personally and professionally, so chapter seven includes a study guide and resources for pursuing kingdom outcomes. These practical tools have been included to help Christ-followers understand and apply the principles in this book individually, in small groups, as well as in larger ministry settings.
“Gary Hoag, Scott Rodin, and Wes Willmer have written an essential resource – a stewardship kit – for every pastor and ministry leader who is tired of ‘doing it themselves to death.’ The Choice is a clear, concise, practical, and applicable manual that demonstrates how to create development strategies that focus on faithfulness and results focused on eternity,” said Melinda Delahoyde, VP of Strategic Advancement and Partnerships, Life International
Flotilla: A Journey of Conscience by ...
On 31 August, 2025, Zukiswa Wanner left Johannesburg, South Africa for Tunis, Tunisia where she hoped to board a boat and join hundreds of other civilians from 44 nations in an attempt to break the then 18-year siege on Gaza, Palestine to create a humanitarian corridor for much-needed aid. Her account of the preparations, the journey, the Gazan and multinational conversations along the way - and the eventual unwanted destination - is as darkly humourous and self-effacing as it is philosophical. If Wanner's Vignettes of a People in an Apartheid State was a witness account of settler colonialism and a genocidal apartheid state, Flotilla: A Journey of Conscienceis a rallying call for the 99 percent to understand Palestine as Ground Zero for colonialist and capitalist struggles and the urgent need for a globalised uprising. Because a free Palestine is the first step in freeing us all.
The Last Memory: When The Earth Began...
“Empires fall not when the conquered rise — but when the Earth grows tired of carrying their lies.”
For centuries, the world’s story was written by the victors.
The West crowned itself the keeper of civilization while bleeding continents dry — turning nations into markets, and memory into silence.
The Last Memory begins in that silence — with the unflinching reckoning of those who refused to forget. It exposes the elegant machinery of exploitation that built empires and buried humanity beneath profit, arrogance, and denial.
But this is not a book of revenge.
It is a book of becoming.
From the ashes of colonization rise the voices of the East, the South, and the forgotten.
Africa, India, and China — long treated as the Earth’s servants — emerge as her stewards. The balance shifts. The world reawakens.
As humanity stands on the edge of collapse and rebirth, the story turns inward — from conquest to conscience, from machinery to meaning. The Earth itself begins to dream, remembering everything we have done, and teaching us to listen once more.
Through fire and forgiveness, humanity learns that redemption does not come through domination, but through remembrance.
Judgment becomes understanding.
Suffering becomes song.
And in that song, the Earth finds her voice again.
This is not a chronicle of despair.
It is a testament of awakening — a bridge between the old world of power and the new world of purpose.
It begins with the West’s crimes and ends with humanity’s redemption.
It turns judgment into meaning — and suffering into song.
The Last Memory: When the Earth Began to Dream Again
A powerful, poetic epic that reminds us that the future of humankind will not be built by empires —
but by those who remember.
— Hardev Panesar
Trade Wars Are Class Wars: How Rising...
Trade disputes are usually understood as conflicts between countries with competing national interests, but as Matthew C. Klein and Michael Pettis show, they are often the unexpected result of domestic political choices to serve the interests of the rich at the expense of workers and ordinary retirees. Klein and Pettis trace the origins of today’s trade wars to decisions made by politicians and business leaders in China, Europe, and the United States over the past thirty years. Across the world, the rich have prospered while workers can no longer afford to buy what they produce, have lost their jobs, or have been forced into higher levels of debt. In this thought‑provoking challenge to mainstream views, the authors provide a cohesive narrative that shows how the class wars of rising inequality are a threat to the global economy and international peace—and what we can do about it.
Breakneck: China’s Quest to Eng...
Wang blends political, economic, and philosophical analysis with reportage to reveal a provocative new framework for understanding China―one that helps us see America more clearly, too. While China is an engineering state, relentlessly pursuing megaprojects, the United States has stalled. America has transformed into a lawyerly society, reflexively blocking everything, good and bad
Blending razor-sharp analysis with immersive storytelling, Wang offers a gripping portrait of a nation in flux. Breakneck traverses metropolises like Shanghai, Chongqing, and Shenzhen, where the engineering state has created not only dazzling infrastructure but also a sense of optimism. The book also exposes the downsides of social engineering, including the surveillance of ethnic minorities, political suppression, and the traumas of the one-child policy and zero-Covid.
In an era of animosity and mistrust, Wang unmasks the shocking similarities between the United States and China. Breakneck reveals how each country points toward a better path for the other: Chinese citizens would be better off if their government could learn to value individual liberties, while Americans would be better off if their government could learn to embrace engineering―and to produce better outcomes for the many, not just the few.
Uganda vs Besigye: A Courtroom Play b...
In 2006, the High Court of Uganda became the stage for one of the most controversial trials in the nation’s history. A former rebel doctor turned opposition leader, Col. (Rtd) Dr. Kizza Besigye, stood accused of rape in a case that divided the country, exposed fractures within state institutions, and revealed the uneasy relationship between political ambition and the rule of law.
Uganda vs. Besigye is a powerful courtroom play that transforms real events into dramatic literature. It brings to life the voices, silences, contradictions, and psychological pressures that shaped the trial. Within its pages, a young university student struggles to keep her story straight, a frightened maid is pulled between truth and survival, investigators begin their work from tabloid gossip instead of victim reports, and lawyers duel with language in a battle for credibility rather than certainty.
At the center of the conflict stands a judge who refuses to surrender integrity for political convenience. His wit, skepticism, and legal insight anchor a narrative filled with tension, irony, and moral inquiry. The courtroom becomes both theatre and battleground as truth navigates through coached testimonies, state pressure, public opinion, and the weight of suspicion that lingers even after acquittal.
This play captures more than a single case. It reveals how justice bends under political influence, how trauma and memory clash with the demands of legal precision, and how individuals are used, discarded, or destroyed in the struggle for power. It explores the emotional toll on victims, the accused, and everyone caught in the conflict between truth and narrative.
Uganda vs. Besigye is a story of state power, human vulnerability, and the fragile line between justice and performance. It is a scathing exploration of how legal systems can be manipulated, how witnesses can be shaped by fear and reward, and how political rivalry can turn a courtroom into a national spectacle.
Told with dramatic force and sharp insight, this courtroom play invites readers to witness a nation wrestling with truth, doubt, and the meaning of justice itself. It is a compelling work for readers of political drama, human rights literature, African studies, legal theatre, and anyone interested in the intersection of politics and law.
You Go First
You Go First by Tobias Otieno Ogola is a powerful tribute to nurses and doctors who give everything, even their own health, to care for others.
In overcrowded wards, during equipment shortages, through broken ventilators, medication gaps, long shifts, and silent exhaustion, they keep showing up. They work while sick. They risk infection. They carry grief that no one sees.
This book reveals the hidden cost of healthcare: the physical collapse, the psychological strain, the moral injury, and sometimes the loss of life itself. It tells the story of professionals who continue to serve despite failing systems and impossible conditions.
"You go first" becomes more than comfort for the dying. It becomes a vow of sacrifice. A choice to step into danger before the patient does.
This is not just a story about medicine. It is about endurance, courage, and the quiet heroism of those who stand between suffering and survival, even when it costs them everything.
Corridors of Silence
Many Tongues, One Nation: The Preambl...
Many tongues, one nation is a powerful celebration of Kenya's constitutional journey, told through the voices of its diverse peoples. By translating the Preamble of the Constitution of Kenya into select indigenous languages, this volume restores dignity to mother tongues too often marginalised in law, politics, and governance. It reminds us that the Constitution is not merely a legal document but a shared national covenant, rooted in the histories, aspirations, and everyday lives of the general populace across communities.
This book is both a scholarly contribution and a cultural milestone. It calls upon us to re-imagine constitutional-ism as a living, inclusive practice - where language is not a barrier but a bridge. For students, practitioners, and the public alike, Many tongues, one nation offers a bold affirmation that Kenya's unity is strongest when it embraces its plurality.
Governing Public Money: Law, Policies...
This book trains you to read, critique, and reform entire fiscal systems, from constitutional foundations and tax law through sovereign debt, budgets, devolution, regional integration, and digital transformation to the recovery of Islamic fiscal traditions that colonialism erased equipping you to hold governments accountable and transform fiscal governance across Africa.