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Swift dispatch
TAKE BACK YOUR POWER by Vivian Wambui
Child Focus in Learning
WAIT DON’T WASTE by Shalom Meeni
"Wait don't Waste" serves as a wake-up call to young individuals in a society dominated by instant gratification. Many have veered away from God's intended path for their lives due to a desire for immediate results. In this context, Shalom illustrates lifestyle principles that can guide people on their journey of patiently waiting for God's plans to unfold.
JUHUDI NI PATO
Research Methods and Scientific Commu...
This book represents a significant contribution in bridging the skill gap in research methods, adopting a practical, problem-based, and learner-centred approach. It goes beyond mere comprehension and recall of facts, encompassing vital learning skills such as application, analysis, and synthesis. By immersing students in interactive case studies, activities, scenarios, and assignments, it offers an engaging platform for acquiring and honing research competencies. It takes into account the unique socio-cultural and environmental factors that influence research outcomes, enabling students to develop a nuanced understanding of the complexities involved.
By incorporating diverse perspectives and fostering critical thinking, this book empowers students to tackle complex socio-economic issues and contribute meaningfully to their communities. The book encourages students to think critically, make informed judgments, and develop the capacity to address multifaceted challenges effectively. By combining theoretical foundations with real-world applications, this book ensures that students not only grasp the core principles of research but also appreciate its practical significance in addressing societal challenges. This book will help you to:
• Discover how to pinpoint the perfect research focus and set clear, achievable objectives.
• Say goodbye to writer’s block with our step-by-step approach to formulating research problems that matter.
• Dive into the world of hypothesis testing and learn to craft hypotheses that stand up to scrutiny.
• Demystify the jargon and understand the core components of any research study.
• Become a research architect with principles that ensure your experiments are rock-solid and reproducible.
• From surveys to statistical analysis, gain the skills to collect, process, and interpret data like a pro.
• Discover how to communicate your findings effectively through publications and presentations
Parenting in the Digital Era (Raising...
Parenting in the Digital Era (Raising Tech-Savvies) by Paul Brian is your essential guide to navigating the challenges and opportunities of raising children in a technology-driven world. This insightful book equips parents with practical tools to help their kids thrive while fostering creativity, resilience, and strong moral values.
From decoding the complexities of the digital landscape to setting boundaries and inspiring meaningful connections, this book is designed for modern families. The best part? It’s a shared journey for parents and kids alike - explore, learn, and grow together as you uncover the immense potential of the digital age.
Empower your family to embrace technology with confidence, balance, and purpose
Shining in mathematics by B. Omoke
Si Ni Mi Nakusho by Lenjo Maza
"Si Ni Mi Nakusho" is a collection of poems and visual art that seeks to capture Nairobi life through the raw and authentic language that Kenyans use in daily life - a mix of English, Swahili and Sheng - dialect born from the fusion of cultures and struggles in the city's slums, streets, and daily grind.
Environmental Law and Diplomacy by Do...
Environmental Law and Diplomacy is also the story of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), the story of international environmental law, and the story of Donald Kaniaru’s home, Kenya, in the era of decolonization.
In his papers, the author describes the birth of UNEP, including Kenya’s involvement in the 1972 UN Conference on the Human Environment, where he helped forge an inclusive alliance to support Nairobi’s selection to host the new UN agency.
It reflects on the past and the potential future of the “brilliantly vague” concept of sustainable development, weighs the guiding principles of environmental law and discusses the opportunities and challenges posed by environmental tribunals, based in part on his experience as Chairman of Kenya’s Environment Tribunal. And among others, the book also touches on how seeds planted in that summer of 1972 sprouted into the Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer, a treaty that has emerged as UNEP’s – and the world’s – most successful environmental treaty.
“Over a career spanning nearly five decades, Donald Kaniaru has earned his reputation as not just as an extraordinary lawyer and a diplomat, but also as a mentor who has left a mark on all those who have had the pleasure of working with him,” said Durwood Zaelke, author of the book’s Foreword. “Donald’s legacy and work have had a tremendous impact across the modern environmental movement. There is still much to be done to avert the worst impacts of climate change and other challenges. This requires fast action under UNEP’s leadership, following in the footsteps of trailblazers like Donald, to ensure that we win both the sprint to 2030 and the marathon to 2050 to keep warming from breaching the 1.5° Celsius safety