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FAST FACT FINDERS HISTORY AND GOVERNM...
You can fail in your exams even if you have got correct answers because of presenting them wrongly. This book will enable you understand how to present the answers inorder to score top grades. It also provides sections of contents suitable for all learner in secondary Schools in Kenya. What you must do and must not do in exams is herein put down for you. Why fail?
CHECHE ZA USHAIRI – Kidato 1-4 ...
The Other Woman by Grace Ogot
The Other Woman comprises a collection of stories in which Grace Ogot explores themes of social, cultural and spiritual importance.
She uses adroit imagery to unveil some of the evils which bedevil modern society, such as brutal violence, lust for power and wealth, and family turmoil.
Her grasp of social and the cultural conflict in her society is most vivid in these trenchant writings.
The Midnight Sun by J.B. Omukangala
From Home Guard to Mau Mau by Elisha ...
This is a fictional account of a young Kenyan man who is the trusted home guard and bodyguard of a white farmer. The fight to free Kenya of the colonialists rule is on, and the Mau Mau are the spearhead.
The young man secretly joins the Mau Mau, but his loyalties are in conflict and each part of his life now involves betrayal of an other. The life story is one of survival, betrayal, anguish and vengeance.
Undaunted: Stories of Freedom in a Sh...
.to free oneself or assist in liberating others involves taking risks, being suspicious of the status quo, leaving the safety of the shore and launching out into the deep and the unknown. This is a very lonely calling too as one immerses oneself into the whole of reality with courage to confront and listen. Yet, the calling is not to be the liberator of the oppressed but to make a commitment to fight alongside them, as Paulo Freire wrote in Pedagogy of the Oppressed. — Fr Gabriel Dolan
From his work in Turkana, Kitale, Kapenguria and Mombasa, Father Gabriel reminds us that true transformative change comes from the people themselves, from the bottom up. This is a challenge that the social justice/human rights practitioners must internalize and the sooner the better. The idea of being the “voice of the voiceless” must transform to facilitating, encouraging and giving space to those who suffer the indignities of injustice, violence, poverty and repression. Indeed, one of the most significant tasks for the human rights community is to devolve away from Nairobi, in real, practical, and substantive ways.
It is not easy for a white man, with all the attendant privileges that brings, to become an integral part of the struggle for pro-poor transformative change in Kenya, and be subject to arrest, harassment, and repression. For those who read these memoirs, please circulate them to everyone you know. Translate them, read them in the mosques, churches and under trees so that Kenyans can get a sense of where we have come from, what we should avoid, and what it takes to make some gains that benefit the majority of our people. — Maina Kiai
Destiny Achievers: Driven By Purpose ...
Destiny Achievers brings to light what it takes to accomplish one’s purpose and ultimately fulfilling destiny. Many people fall off the path of destiny because they imagine that they can do it on their own.
Don’t be fooled. Human wisdom can’t guarantee you a place in the heart of destiny. When challenges come, man’s wisdom will fail you big time- but God’s love won’t. His counsel beats all odds of life and ultimately usher you to the place of glory.
Joshua Beti discusses at length the different battles every man of destiny encounters. This is in reference to the Ancient Biblical King David, whose tenure as the leader of Israel came with battles from all fronts. However before he was laid to rest, he had served God’s purpose in his time. If you are willing and obedient, just like David was, a man after God’s own heart, you too will achieve destiny.
You will find answers to tough questions like these:
- Am I really equal to the herculean task of fulfilling destiny?
- Does my life really matter?
- What is it going to take for me to pursue my purpose and fulfill destiny?
Sanamu
Set in fictional Africa, this story follows three brothers as they chase after the witchdoctor who killed their mother. The brothers go on an adventurous odyssey to find that witchdoctor when they meeting extraordinary people and creatures, learning about them and themselves. They learn new skills that they hope will make them strong enough to defeat the witchdoctor when they find him.
Suitable for Teens and Young Adults
Muhonja
Beast From Venus
Pkurui, a young warrior, now under the care of his harsh aunt and uncle is one day sent into the woods to deliver meat to his uncle. His uncle is out grazing the animals far into the plains. On his journey there Pkurui goes through the woods, he encounters animals behaving in a strange manner and then suddenly he is face to face with destiny.
Suitable for readers aged 13+
One fall a million climbs by Alyasghar H
One fall a million climbs is a book based on a real life story expressing the directors life battles with a rare disease called pompey.
He wrote it to create awareness on rare diseases, specifically pompe and wants people to understand it better. It is meant to encourage anyone with any disease that all can be fought with the right attitude and support
Essentials of Criminal Procedure in K...
Minutes of Glory: And Other Stories b...
Ngũgĩ wa Thiong ’o, although renowned for his novels, memoirs, and plays, honed his craft as a short story writer. From “The Fig Tree” written in 1960, his first year as an undergraduate at Makere University College in Uganda, to the playful “The Ghost of Michael Jackson,” written while a Distinguished Professor of English and Comparative Literature at the University of California Irvine, these collected stories reveal a master of the short form.
Covering the period of British colonial rule and resistance in Kenya to the bittersweet experience of independence—and including two stories that have never before been published in the United States—Ngũgĩ’s characters include women fighting for their space in a patriarchal society, big men in their Bentleys and Mercedes who have inherited power from the British; and rebels who still embody the fighting spirit of the downtrodden. One of Ngũgĩ’s most beloved stories, “Minutes of Glory,” tells of Beatrice, a sad, but ambitious waitress who fantasizes about being feted and lauded over by the middle class clientele in the city’s beer halls. Her dream leads her on a witty and heartbreaking adventure.
Published for the first time in America, Minutes of Glory and Other Stories celebrates the storytelling might of one of Africa’s best-loved writers.
Family Law Digest On Matrimonial Prop...
Katarina Juma teams up with Charles Kanjama to critique the inconsistency of our courts’ decisions as regards the division of matrimonial property in Family Law Digest on Matrimonial Property.
With many marriages coming apart at the seams as can be seen these days in the cacophony of cable news and social media, the book has been written to guide the parties involved on the one hand to guard against or prevent disputes and on the other, once the disputes have arisen, to guide parties to walk through them with less friction. The digest reviews the decisions of Kenyan courts when faced with the question of the determination of inter-spousal property rights. Laws on Marriages in East Africa have been scrutinized and where necessary critiqued.
LITIGATION – THE ART OF STRATEG...
This book provides a quick reference guide to various areas of legal practice and will serve as an aide-memoire for the litigator, judicial officer, and student. It covers the following range of topics that bedevil legal practice: -Pleadings Without Tears -Trial Advocacy -Practice Directions -A Litigator's Guide to Tropical Constitutional Issues -Court-Mandated Mediation -Principles of Taxation -When the Criminal Process is Abused.
Most chapters provide useful tips and strategies towards resolving common practice issues.