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A COMRADE FOREVER!! BY ALBERT MALOBA
A COMRADE FOREVER!!
What does it take to lead? Beyond the glory of names is a battlefield where courage, sacrifice, and integrity are continually tested. In A Comrade Forever, Albert Maloba deconstructs leadership, taking away illusions, and exposing the weight of decision, the sensitivity of coalitions, and the true cost of service.
Drawing on his experience as the 31st President of Moi University Students Organization (MUSO), Maloba presents a gritty, compelling account of leadership, activism, and loss-his best friend's death, his mother's. This book is more than a straightforward memoir, though it is a call to action for a generation that must stand up, destroy, and reimagine leadership.
With compelling narrative and keen observations, A Comrade Forever is an appeal to action for those willing to mold the future. Leadership is not for the weak are you ready?
A MUST-READ FOR LEADERS
Coffee Talks Jornal
This journal is more than blank pages—it’s a sacred space for divine dialogue. Designed to accompany your journey through Coffee Talks with the Holy Spirit, it invites you to slow down, listen deeply, and respond to the gentle whispers of God. With guided prompts, scripture reflections, and space for personal revelation, this journal helps you process what the Spirit is saying in real time. Whether you're navigating a season of transition, seeking clarity, or simply longing for deeper intimacy with God, this journal becomes your altar of encounter—where thoughts become prayers and prayers become transformation.
Why Most Christians are Poor
💡 Why are so many Christians still struggling with poverty despite standing on God’s promises?
In this powerful and practical book, Juliet Mogola exposes the hidden mindsets, misquoted scriptures, and cultural traps keeping believers stuck in lack. Why Most Christians Are Poor is not just about money — it’s a call to wisdom, clarity, and true kingdom stewardship.
In this powerful and practical book, Juliet Mogola exposes the hidden mindsets, misquoted scriptures, and cultural traps keeping believers stuck in lack. Why Most Christians Are Poor is not just about money — it’s a call to wisdom, clarity, and true kingdom stewardship.
POWER TO RETAIN BY PASTOR BETHWELL KI...
GUERRILLA QUEEN: Arikana Book 2
After being ousted as Queen of Shani, Mnyazi seeks refuge south. She ends up as a slave in a soul-breaking Iron Mine. Stripped of her Crown, her Identity and her Name, she must dig deep and revive her spirit to fight, once more, as the Guerrilla Queen!
In The East of Arikana, Thrones are changing hands;
some through betrayals, others by blood...
As the Welsh mark their new territories, Evil shows
it’s face, Now more potent than ever.
Few will stand in its way as war drums beat louder!
Harrowing Connection
The Marriage Puzzle by Isaac Kamau
Marriage is a unique journey where many enter without adequate preparation. This often leads to separation and divorce whose impact is breath-taking. This book offers the tools to build Godly families by building mental and spiritual resilience necessary in the 21st century. Marriage seems like a gigantic puzzle but this book demystifies this complexity with simplicity.
English-Maa Dictionary by Donkol Ole ...
This is a first of its kind bilingual dictionary translating Maa, the traditionally oral language of the Maasai tribal people. With over 5000 English words, and more than 4000 Maa words alphabetically indexed, accompanied by illustrations for reference, this book is a path towards bridging literacy including communication and knowledge production, for Maasai determination.
Therapy: A counseling psychologist ca...
Therapy: A counseling psychologist casebook is a collection of real life stories from a practicing counselor in Kenya. The book gives a glimpse of what happens in the counselors clinic and shares simple honest accounts of individual everyday struggles, relationship issues, trauma and loss. Adding to its appeal, the book also serves as a gentle guide for those seeking hope, closure and practical advice; It is an essential ○ companion for every practicing therapist in the country.
In the Hands of a Poet
In the Hands of a Poet is a journey through the thoughts, emotions, and fleeting moments that make up our lives. These poems reach into themes of love, loss, faith, humor, reflection, and the quiet in-between spaces we often overlook. Some pieces ask questions, others offer warmth, and a few may sit with you long after you turn the page.
The verses in this collection explore what it means to feel deeply and to find meaning in the mundane. You’ll find poems that echo spiritual longing and others that laugh at life’s little ironies. There are verses about friendship, family, heartbreak, identity, and the slow unfolding of self-awareness. Some celebrate, some mourn, and some simply observe. The language is honest, sometimes playful, sometimes solemn—but always intent on making a connection. These poems do not demand agreement or perfect understanding. Instead, they offer space: space to feel, to question, to remember, or to simply be.
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Intelligent Computing for Cultural He...
Factors that Determine Entrepreneuria...
Entrepreneurship is critical to economic development of any nation. Entrepreneurs continually innovate and invent, and as they commercialize the innovations and inventions, they create goods and services. In the process they create new markets, services and products as well as employment.
Factors that Determine Entrepreneurial Behaviour in Micro and Small Enterprises in Kenya provides insights into entrepreneurship in Kenya. The book offers practical observations on the state of entrepreneurship in Kenya. It is a good reference for scholars, teachers and students of business and economics, both at undergraduate and post-graduate levels. It is a must read for scholars, practitioners and enthusiasts of entrepreneurial education and knowledge.
What Others Say
"This book makes a very useful contribution to understanding the factors that affect entrepreneurial behaviour. It will add great value in the field of entrepreneurship." - Henry M Bwisa, Professor of Entrepreneurship, Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology.
"The practical approach, based on case study and research results in this book, offers powerful insights into entrepreneurial behaviour in the Kenyan economic landscape. This in invaluable resource for students of entrepreneurship in developing countries." - Book Editor
Themes in Language, Education & D...
Language plays a major role in the development of societies and nations. Themes in Language, Education & Development in Kenya is a collection of fourteen scholarly articles on aspects of language and its relationship with, society, education and development in Kenya. The authors follow Morgan Dalphinis remarks that:
"... to speak a language means more than an exercise in the use of a given syntax and morphology, it implies the support of a whole culture and civilization. Moreover, it is in language that people learn, relate to each other as social animals in a material world of production, reproduction, distribution and exchange".
It is not only important to understand specific languages but to also appreciate associated structural linguistics as a means of appreciating the underlying, rich cultural aspects of those languages. In this book, authors capture the richness of language and linguistics aspects of some of Kenyan languages, namely Kiswahili, EkeGusii, Dholuo and Ateso as well as appropriated languages used in Kenya such as English and French.
Themes in Language, Education & Development in Kenya discusses aspects of language and its relationship with society, education and development in Kenya. As much as possible, the authors have anchored their arguments on relevant theoretical and conceptual frameworks with chapters written either in English or Kiswahili while the abstracts are written in a different language from that of the body of the chapter.
The book is divided into three major themes: Theoretical Linguistics and Language in Society, Language and Education, and Language and Development.
Educators, students and general readers interested in issues of language, linguistics, pedagogy and development will find great benefit from this book. In particular, students and lecturers of African linguistics, English, Kiswahili, Education and Sociology would be great beneficiaries.
What others say
This edited volume comprises detailed, substantive, methodological and theoretical research by fine investigators and practitioners in linguistics, English, French, Kiswahili, education and development. It is so detailed and a must-read piece of work for scholars interested in the interface between language and other fields. -- Bob Mbori, Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology, Kakamega
Writing/compiling an edited book requires masterful selection of articles that ensure the common thread runs through the chapters. This book achieves this by putting language firmly in the agenda of education and development in Kenya. -- Hilary K. Sang, Department of Linguistics and Foreign Languages, Moi University
This is an invaluable resource for anyone interested in languages, education and development beyond Kenyan borders. It sets the pace and a new trend for research in African languages. -- Gilbert Gumoshabe, Makerere University, Uganda
A note about contributors
Writers come with diverse experience and education in the subject of languages, ranging from linguistics, language in society, education and development. Their varied education background and experience reflects their international training and linkages. In turn, this finds expression in the associated essays.
The Footfalls of My Heart
Footfalls of My Heart is a long narrative poem that draws style, idioms and expression from the culture, traditions, and philosophy of the Abagusii community of Kenya through the lens of a girl as she inches along toward marriage. In the community, marriage was a complex, long-drawn and tedious process that involved many parties including the families of the two, and peers of both the bride and groom, among many other key players. Throughout the process ran the concept of the ideal desirable partner. This poem captures the bride’s perspective of the groom, Rimura, depending on the many aspects deemed to define the ‘perfect’ rimura. Nyamwange’s Footfalls of My Heart is a bride’s response to his earlier publication, The Girl of Red Beauty which presented a bride’s dreams of an ideal wife, in the tradition set by Okot p’Bitek’s twin publications, Song of Lawino and Song of Ocol.
What Others Say
"This is truly beautiful. I enjoyed the stream of consciousness and wordplay, which powerfully built up the feeling behind the words. I love how the author writes with some alliteration and sensory descriptions.
I loved the imagery here:
‘The ring of bellyful laughter,
‘The beaming of a full moon on my face’
Is this a poem or a story I can't even tell!!! Why not both? It feels like the subject matter happened once upon a time.”
- Chasejameson Manar Spears, Poet, Oakland, California, USA
“The author has set a high standard to which African poetry should be written. Taking after Okot p’Bitek, the author has, however, heightened the language and the condensation of the expressions.”
– Dr. Chris Okemwa, lecturer, Kisii University and poet
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Brighten your day with our beautifully designed bookmarks, affirmation cards, and stickers! Each piece is crafted to inspire, uplift, and add a touch of personality to your space. Whether you're marking your next great read, seeking daily motivation, or decorating your favorite items, our collection offers thoughtful designs that speak to the soul. Perfect as gifts or personal keepsakes, these little treasures are reminders of positivity, self-love, and creativity.