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BITS OF MY LIFE by Ephantus Mwenda
He had a simple plan: leave the village, make his fortune in Nairobi, and return to marry Connie, the love of his life.
In the sprawling, unforgiving streets of Nairobi, honest work is a slow path to nowhere. When a charismatic and dangerous gangster named Jim offers him a shortcut, Bob is seduced by the promise of fast money and the power it brings. He becomes the ghost in the machine—the bank's trusted, innocent-faced messenger boy by day, the inside man for a ruthless robbery crew by night.
The deeper he sinks into the city's criminal underworld, the further he drifts from the man Connie believes him to be.
Just as he's about to lose himself completely, a ghost from home arrives with earth-shattering news: Bob is a father. Now, he has a new reason to escape, a real future to fight for. He plans one last, massive heist—the score that will set him free and send him home.
But in a world where the only rule is every man for himself, can you rob your way to redemption? Or is the price of a future with her the cost of his soul?
STEALING THE VOTE – 12 Tactics ...
You still believe in the magic of the ballot.
You believe your collective suffering will forge a mandate strong enough to topple kings.
You are a romantic!
And in the brutal geopolitics of post-colonial Africa, romantics are the first to be buried.
This latest release by Ephantus reveals how the "Deep State" ensures an election is mathematically and violently concluded months before the campaign officially begins.
Welcome to the confession of the Fixer.
THE SINS OF NAMES (Foreword by Prof. ...
A Battle for the Soul of a Nation
Imagine a vibrant yet deeply scarred corner of contemporary Kenya - Watu County - where the gleaming towers of Watu City cast long, deceptive shadows over neglected rural landscapes. This is the stage for "THE SINS OF NAMES," a searing, pulse-pounding novel that rips open the dark underbelly of political greed, corporate malfeasance, and human rights abuses.
At its heart lies a profound question: What happens when the very "names" – individuals, institutions, and even abstract concepts like power and profit – conspire to sin against humanity? And who will rise to challenge them?
Meet Governor Joshua, a charismatic yet ruthless political titan, whose influence extends like a dark tendril from his opulent office, orchestrating a vast network of corruption, from siphoned public funds laundered through a church, to predatory land grabs, and even the silencing of dissent through unspeakable violence. His inner circle, a chilling ensemble of enforcers and complicit officials, believes him untouchable.
But a new generation is rising. Diana Donald, a tenacious investigative journalist, channels her personal grief and a burning desire for justice into Double D Expressions, her digital platform. Alongside her, a diverse coalition emerges: Aisha, the brilliant tech activist whose data visualizations turn whispers into digital screams; Juma, the passionate grassroots organizer from the rural interior; and Liban Nguyo, the incorruptible DCI head, whose arrival sends shivers down the spines of the corrupt. Their individual battles, sparked by a father's fight against a fraudulent insurance giant and the brutal murder of a colleague, converge into a singular, electrifying crusade.
"THE SINS OF NAMES" is more than a story; it's an unflinching exposé of power, a heart-wrenching testament to loss, and a breathtaking saga of triumph. It's a novel where personal vendettas ignite public crusades, where love blossoms amidst chaos, and where every twist and turn reveals the terrifying depths of human depravity, juxtaposed against the indomitable spirit of those who dare to fight for truth and accountability.
With a powerful foreword by the one and only Prof. PLO Lumumba, this novel is not to be missed!
1st Day of Forty by Juma Namlola
A secret affair. A brutal murder. A web of lies exposed
to the world.
When James Kenge escapes Nairobi for a forbidden
weekend in Mombasa with his online lover, he leaves his family
behind under a mountain of deception. But his stolen paradise
shatters when he returns to their Nyali apartment to find her
dead—killed with the very kitchen knife he used that afternoon.
With alcohol on his breath, a collapsed alibi, and a viral TikTok
video of his arrest, James becomes the perfect suspect for an
open-and-shut case.
Refusing to let public humiliation dictate her children's fate,
his pragmatic wife hires a private investigator to strip away the
facts. Detective Ben Chale will have to piece together every
single detail before revealing the bitter truth.
EBOLA ,The shocking True Story of Sec...
The task of the book you are holding in your hands is not only to debunk official narratives regarding a now accepted formula and platform of sharing deadly pathogens that will soon eat you for lunch, but also to unmask the real targets of decades long biowarfare driven by racism and secured by mad science.
Road Less Travelled A memoir by Marga...
Margaret shares her journey as a pastor's kid beginning her dramatic entry into the world at home, where her father, a priest, served as a midwife. She reflects on her formative years spent with her in the village, the challenges of being sent to boarding school at a tender age of seven, and the limited time she had with her parents.
In the Name of Law Justice Love by Mu...
Can love exist when two people stand on opposite sides of a ‘war’?
After a single tweet costs Makena her job, she reluctantly accepts a position with the government—the very system she spends her free time criticizing.
The last person she expects to encounter at her new role is Kubai, the stranger she couldn't stop thinking about after one unforgettable evening.
As their connection deepens, so does the distance between what they know and what they're willing to tell each other.
Outside, Nairobi is gripped by protests, police crackdowns, and a growing fear that no one is truly safe. Inside, every secret threatens to unravel the fragile trust they've built.
When the truth finally comes to light, Makena and Kubai must decide whether love is enough to survive betrayal... or whether some divides were never meant to be crossed.
Leading From Overflow: Practical self...
Leading From Overflow emphasizes prioritizing mental, physical, and spiritual well-being to achieve life’s purpose, setting firm boundaries, incorporating rest, and nurturing healthy and supportive relationships. The book also highlights adopting a long-term, legacy-trust mindset to support short-term leadership. This is not another ten-step productivity guide to cram more into your schedule. It is an invitation to do the opposite: to stop. You cannot give what you do not have. It is time to embrace the freedom of leading from overflow.
Contemporary Proverbs Of The Peasant ...
THE PAIN THAT RETURNED
THE PAIN THAT RETURNED My Journey Through DVT in pregnancy, Blood thinners and Motherhood as a Kenyan Teacher. In 2014 and again in 2021, at 6 months pregnant, Florence faced the same nightmare: Deep Vein Thrombosis. From 12km boda rides to Makueni Referral, Warfarin pink tablets, heparin injection, painful clexane injections during COVID-19, and teaching while on blood thinners - this is a true story of Faith, motherhood and survival for every Kenyan woman and globally. DVT Journey in 2014 and 2021
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William Ronkorua ole Ntimama: A Biogr...
William Ronkorua ole Ntimama did not fit neatly into any category. A cultural icon in full Maasai regalia on the world stage in Vienna; a fierce defender of Maasai land and identity at home; a man both admired and misunderstood.
He revived the idyllic visions of the past when the Maasai still stood under the open sky, grateful for the pasture that could be relied upon to grow in the wet seasons, and when the land held its cedar giants before they succumbed to drought and rot under a changing environment.
A man of swirling and searing words, he was also haunted by a phrase the media obsessed about "lie low like an envelope"-a line he insisted had been misquoted and weaponised against him. It became part of the mythology that clung to him: the contradictions, the human flaws, and the political courage.
This is the definitive account of one of Kenya's most formidable and unflinching figures.
Courage is a Calling: Saving Mombasa’...
Courage is a Calling takes the reader through the meticulous scary journey of a young woman seeking her purpose, her depth in her faith for what she perceives is her purpose and the courage to take up the challenge once she finds it.
This book pulls us in with the audacity to venture into areas that are disregarded and “uncomfortable”.
It forces you to dive into this journey by Lucy Yinda and carries your yearning to the end of it.
Eluid Mahihu: My Story: In the corrid...
THE VOICES OF THOSE WHO have played critical roles In leadership and administration in Kenya are rarely heard after they have left the stage. Many have carried the memories of their personal stories with them to the grave. Gone with them are significant elements of the collective story, and the institutional national memory. It has been left to commentators and sundry writers to frame them in various ways, depending on the intended purposes for each frame.
In this volume, Eliud Mahihu breaks the ranks with those who served in his times, to give a candid rendition of his experience in the corridors of power, spanning wide times across the British colonial rule, the Jomo Kenyatta regime and the Daniel Arap Moi years. Mahihu was especially in his element in high level decision making spaces during the 15 years of the Jomo Kenyatta government
The reader of the Mahihu story has a rare opportunity for incursion into this first-hand narrative on the life and times of one of the people who were at the centre of power in some of Kenya’s most defining moments and happenings. The rendition is crowned by eye-witness accounts and participatory narratives that capture the Jomo Kenyatta State House, and the eventual passing on of the country’s founding president on 22 August 1978, and the aftermath.
Eluid Mahihu: My Story: In the corrid...
THE VOICES OF THOSE WHO have played critical roles In leadership and administration in Kenya are rarely heard after they have left the stage. Many have carried the memories of their personal stories with them to the grave. Gone with them are significant elements of the collective story, and the institutional national memory. It has been left to commentators and sundry writers to frame them in various ways, depending on the intended purposes for each frame.
In this volume, Eliud Mahihu breaks the ranks with those who served in his times, to give a candid rendition of his experience in the corridors of power, spanning wide times across the British colonial rule, the Jomo Kenyatta regime and the Daniel Arap Moi years. Mahihu was especially in his element in high level decision making spaces during the 15 years of the Jomo Kenyatta government
The reader of the Mahihu story has a rare opportunity for incursion into this first-hand narrative on the life and times of one of the people who were at the centre of power in some of Kenya’s most defining moments and happenings. The rendition is crowned by eye-witness accounts and participatory narratives that capture the Jomo Kenyatta State House, and the eventual passing on of the country’s founding president on 22 August 1978, and the aftermath.
Inspired Writing by Muindi Kimanzi
‘There is at least one book in every single one of us.’
Most Christian believers wish they could write a book and share their knowledge and experiences far and wide, but unfortunately, they struggle to get started. Inspired Writing is a tool to ease your journey into book writing. This resource includes a workbook that will catalyze you to write and publish your book from start to finish. Grab a pen and let’s get started!