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Doings, Non-Doings and Mis-Doings by ...

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The Doings, Non-Doings and Mis-Doings by Kenya Chief Justices 1963-1998 is the very first authoritative account by an 'insider' of the political and professional dynamics at play in the administration of justice, and among those who dispense it, in independent Kenya. Legal experts have commented on Kenya's Chief Justices but (Rtd.) Chief Justice Abdul Majid Cockar is the very first Chief Justice to put pen to paper to give us a very personal account of the everyday goings-on which impinged on his career in the Kenya Judiciary from 1961 to 1998. The timing of the publication is a godsend given the astronomical expectations Kenyans have placed on judicial reforms, expectations which in my view, must be managed. Dr. Willy Mutunga, D. Jur, SC, EGH Chief Justice and President High Court of Kenya

The Song of Destiny – by Isaac ...

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An Award-winning thriller written in two languages; English and Swahili

Friends For Life : Building Healthy H...

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Marriage is God's idea, not our idea. If one does not understand the institution they are likely to abuse it. The good news is that there are instructions based on the Word of God that would help a husband or a wife to know how to build their marriage. God intended marriages to bring joy and fulfillment to the couple. This is why we need knowledge on building friendship as a principal foundation in marriage. This book is specifically meant for couples who desire to be married God’s way. We will explore various aspects of marriage with the aim of helping couples know how to build a marriage that pleases God and by His design. The book explores love and sex life in marriage, ingredients of friendship, and the architecture of a house. These resources will go a long way in creating accurate understanding in the minds of the single people, strengthen existing marriages, bring healing to struggling marriages and help ministries dealing with marriage counselling. 'Friends for Life' is a combination of the author’s personal experience in marriage for the last 29 years, and many years of counselling and walking with married couples.

Up and Ahead: Use Strategy to Succeed...

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UNLOCK THE POWER OF STRATEGY Strategic thinking is an essential life skill that business leaders, entrepreneurs, and marketing strategists have mastered for business success. If you’re new to this way of thinking, you might feel bogged down with academic texts and esoteric theories. But it doesn’t have to be that way. Using decades of experience as a strategy advisor, Sunny Bindra delivers a simple and practical method for thinking about and applying strategy to your business and life in Up & Ahead. Written to deliver deep insights with an easy and natural light touch, without any unnecessary theory or jargon, Bindra’s book distills strategy into four manageable steps: 1. DIAGNOSE: What’s really going on in our world and what we need to become 2. POSITION: Where we choose to play and how we think we might win 3. INSPIRE: How we will explain this to our people and excite them with it 4. ACT: The concerted action sets we need to make this strategy happen Even if you have learned strategy formally, Up & Ahead will help you unlearn all that was unnecessary, so that the necessary can take prominence.

Our Stories Redefined (2021) Poetry A...

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An anthology by African poets to celebrate new-age African writing. ‘Our Stories Redefined’ annual anthology is the vehicle for new-age African writers to tell their stories to a generation that understands them. In this 2021 (poetry) edition, the poems cut across the generations. They paint a picture of a new generation not grappling with Afro-modernity but embracing Afro-currency with a hope for a better future for Africa.

The House of Rust by Khadija Abdalla ...

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The House of Rust is an enchanting novel about a Hadrami girl in Mombasa. When her fisherman father goes missing, Aisha takes to the sea on a magical boat made of a skeleton to rescue him. She is guided by a talking scholar’s cat (and soon crows, goats, and other animals all have their say, too). On this journey Aisha meets three terrifying sea monsters. After she survives a final confrontation with Baba wa Papa, the father of all sharks, she rescues her own father, and hopes that life will return to normal. But at home, things only grow stranger. Khadija Abdalla Bajaber’s debut is a magical realist coming-of-age tale told through the lens of the Swahili and diasporic Hadrami culture in Mombasa, Kenya. Richly descriptive and written with an imaginative hand and sharp eye for unusual detail, The House of Rust is a memorable novel by a thrilling new voice.

Tom Mboya: Life, death and the disint...

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Tom Mboya: Life, death and the disintegration of Nascent enterprise 'Project Kenya' by Bethwell A. Ogot

Gikuyu Oral Literature by Wanjiku Muk...

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This book offers an intimate initiation into the oral literature of the Agikuyu people of Kenya. The authors offer examples of oral narratives, proverbs, songs, riddles and poetry collected from live performances, many of which they have themselves participated in. The examples are rendered both in the Gikuyu language of performance and in the English translation. The authors have succeeded in conveying the atmosphere of the actual performance by remaining faithful to the conversational language of narration or recitation. Each narrative, even when very much a part of a commonly-held tradition, comes out with the originality of the performance of a particular, individual artist. And the songs are presented as they have been sang for particular occasions - by individualized singers who express a cultural and value world through a particularized mood and emotion. The authors also feature quite prominently the performance of two gicandi artists. Gicandi is a uniquely Gikuyu artform - a poetry recited to the accompaniment of the music of the gicandi instrument. With its good examples, lucid and stimulating discussion as well as questions that provoke thought, this book is an ideal support book for the secondary school and university oral literature programmes.

A GUIDE TO THE LAWS OF KENYA

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This book is that the knowledge of the laws will help informed citizens of their rights, simply and clearly. so that the laws become, in all, its manifestations, a shield, and defender of the citizen. It is hoped that it will enable all enquiring Kenyans to understand and appreciate the basic and rudimentary laws of our country.

Urathi wa Cege wa Kibiru by D. Kinuth...

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Ibuku rīīrī rīna rīa Ūrathi wa Cege wa Kībirū rīna ūhoro woothe wa mūrathi mūhe gītīīyo na Agīkūyū, kuma gūciarwo gwake, gūkūra, kūrua gwake, ona ūrīa aanjirie kūratha na maūndū marīa aarathire na marīa marīīkītie kūhiinga. Ibiku rīīrī rīna moothathi mangī maingi ma arathi Agīkūyū, nyīmbo cia tene, marebeta na ngano. Written in gīīgīkūyū, this book is about the renown prophet of the Agīkūyū, Cege wa Kībirū - commonly known as 'Mūgo wa Kībirū'. Read about his childhood, how he started prophesying, all his prophecies, their interpretation and which ones have come to pass. This book also features prophecies from other Agīkūyū prophets, proverbs, songs among other stories.

Ten Thousand Rocks by Ndirangu Githaiga

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Will’s abrupt decision to leave his medical practice in Atlanta and take up a new job in Virginia Beach catches Laura by surprise. But moving back to their hometown was always going to be complicated since Will never told his family about their eight-year marriage. Still fresh in their minds is the stinging memory of Laura’s disastrous first meeting with his parents, particularly his mother—for whom a white daughter-in-law is an anathema. As Will settles into the tedious routine of his new job, the simmering estrangement between him and Laura gradually deepens, until the day comes when he is involved in a near-fatal car accident. Laura is left reeling in the aftermath and forced to come face to face with her in-laws at the hospital, when complex medical decisions need to be made in the absence of clear-cut answers, and where strong opinions and poorly disguised animosities seem to have the upper hand. Weeks later, Will emerges from a coma, and upon discovering he is quadriplegic becomes uncharacteristically vicious towards Laura, sending their relationship into dark, unfamiliar territory. Amidst this rising turmoil, the ocean remains a source of serenity, with the rhythmic breaking of waves and joyous cries of seagulls serving as an abiding reminder that life is worth living even when we go astray and need help finding our way back home.

When Something is Wrong: Understandin...

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On taking a quick glance at the book, one may assume that it is for women only. Contrarily, upon deeper reflection, this book is for all; men and women, boys and girls. “When Something is wrong…” is not only an informative read but a great conversation starter for both adolescents, parents and guardians on the subject of endometriosis and other unheeded menstrual disorders. Through the main characters and true stories, the readers are taken through the subject matter in a fun and engaging manner. Finally, the author, who is both an adeno & endo warrior, was not just theoretical, but practical and employed an insightful yet hopeful perspective in this narrative. She uses the book to advocate for early medical consultation should a girl or a woman experience abnormal periods and associated pain. She is of the opinion that menstrual disorders awareness can help in the timely provision of appropriate medical interventions.

English Swahili-Kalenjin : nouns pock...

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English Swahili-Kalenjin : nouns pocket dictionary by Taaitta Toweett

Kagituju Kajigi na Johana Muritu Meru...

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Kagituju Kajigi na Johana Muritu [Meru : Hare is a Rascal and Simple John] Unknown Binding – 1 Jan. 1994 by Frank &Charles Richards Worthington

Unveiling the Bald: My Alopecia Story...

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Alopecia/hairloss can happen to anyone. This is my personal walk in a book. My story with an autoimmune condition that is so daunting and full of challenges.

A Season of Blood: Poems from Kenyan ...

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The conditions that prisoners in Kenya endure are extremely barbaric. Every morning at 5 a.m., male prisoners are ordered out of the cells stark naked for internal body searches. The guards search their mouths and armpits, ears and nostrils. They pull, twist and squeeze their genitals. They order the prisoners to face the walls with their legs spread apart to examine their anuses for concealed weapons, money and other contraband. They use sharp sticks to probe the prisoner's rectums. In a sense, the guards are more interested in prisoners' buttocks than in the search. They make sexual remarks such as, "Look at this one, his buttocks are two mountains, it is difficult to mount him...and look at this one, his arsehole is sharped like a woman's vagina...This one has a soft arse like his mother..." After the brutal searches, the prisoners are beaten and kicked. These monstrous acts are repeated every morning. It is a humiliating and degrading. Maina was arrested on June 2, 1982 by dictator Moi's regime for the crime of thought. He was imprisoned for six years with hard labor. Despite the brutal isolation and censorship, physical and psychological torture, Maina made friends with a few prison guards who supplied him writing material and smuggled everything g he wrote out of prison and took it to Mumbi, his wife. The poems in this text were part of the written material smuggled out of prison. The themes of poems express the horrors of imprisonment, the brutality and viciousness of the Kenyan authoritarian regime, the intensification of the struggle for democracy.

The Struggle for Land and Justice in ...

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Why, despite the introduction of new land laws beginning in 2012, has there been an increase in land grabbing in Kenya? Why has legislation failed to address long standing grievances about grossly unequal land distribution? This important book suggests that questions of justice should be central to discussions of African land reform. Constitutional reformers in Kenya promised transformative changes in land relations. However, the reality has disappointed. Land law reforms since 2010 have been more concerned with the administration of land and with bureaucratic power than with the real consequences of unequal access to land for ordinary Kenyans. Manji documents this thwarted struggle and surveys the prospects for genuine change.

The Spear by Ngugi Ndegwa

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The Spear is a thriller novel that tells the story of a man who returns from abroad with the hope of getting a job but gets embroiled in the fight for justice.

Possessing early Victory by Dancan Wa...

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Dancan Wanyoike writes to every young person encouraging them to live a life of purpose conquering, setbacks and pitfalls. He goes ahead to highlight key areas that everyone should consider in their pursuit of victories living. He also employs Biblical Truths that are liberating providing Godly wisdom for everyday living. He provides nuggets of truths that are simple to synthesize and apply in life. The compilation therefore. Is very important, practical and useful to every person who desires to live and serve his generation fully.