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MR. PRESIDENT by Peter Okumu
THE YOUTH STRUGGLE by WASHINGTON MBOY...
The youth in Kenya face drastic challenges ranging from unemployment, mental health, climate crisis, violence and political sabotage. They are always neglected to take charge of their lives and become the pillar of positive change and impact.
THE YOUTH STRUGGLE vividly shows shows a clear picture and cites the reference of the real youth challenge and gives amicable solutions towards sustainable development goals.
The book also echoes and salute the governmental, non-governmental organizations, multilateral institutions, youth led initiatives, youth leaders and community champions in the grassroot level who are steadfast in promoting change and creating a sustainable future.
Two Paths A head: The Ideological Str...
DISCONNECT: Unplugging from the chaos...
Disconnect address the importance of not taking things personally, identifying gaps in our lives and breaking free from "I am fine fallacy". The author encourages readers to embrace the concept of 'Juicy living and Juicy aging ' and fully appreciate all that life has to offer.
This is a guide book for anyone looking to find deeper meaning , purpose and joy in life.
From Human Doings to Human Beings
The Beauty of Waiting by Tabitha Kihara
Excuse me I am Sorry by Michael Thuo
Adua Is Dating In Nairobi by Felgonah...
Dating in Nairobi can be a wild ride filled with joy, heartache and laughter. Get ready to delve into the crazy, comedic and sometimes ridiculous world of dating with Adua.
Laugh, cry and get a few words of wisdom and caution.
Adua Is Dating In Nairobi is a collection of short comics based on the author's relationships.
Wealth Within You By Brian Odhiambo
The book affirms that human being is a unique package of divine possibilities, the epitome of God's work, the very best of The Master Architect and Grand Designer of the Universe who purposed to make little versions of Himself complete with a mandate to have dominion on the earth.
Unfortunately many people continue to live in their limiting comfort zones despite such precious endowments and inbuilt capabilities chiefly on account of ignorance, fear and Self doubts.
The brave minority, who through the right application of knowledge, personal discipline and effort pay the requisite price to unlock their innate potential ultimately enjoy a life of abundance with personal freedom to boot. Being a key person of influence in their various Fields.
Pain and the Secrets by Mugeni Ojiambo
It is the electioneering period in Kenya when young Lily seeks fortune in the city. When the country is thrown into the post-election violence frenzy and terror reigns, normal days quickly turn into fear-filled nights. The hands of fate sneaks into the confusion and knocks on Lily's door, bringing with it wounds and indelible scars that she has to learn to live with for the rest of her life.
Etched in her memory, Lily maneuvers through life riddled with shame and a sense of helplessness. In an attempt to make something out of her life, and inconsiderate of everyone she knocks down along the way, she gets sucked into the glitzy life of Nairobi where money is the language. And, as if fate has something against her, her life upends as she plunges deeper into a cancerous river that slowly gnaws away her body and soul. She is shrouded in anger, guilt and regret. All along, she realizes one can only run for so long from one's past.
Set in Kenya's Nairobi and Kitale, here is a tale that seeks to address the domino effect of politically instigated violence in one woman's life, and how the same spills over, creating a debate and questions on social issues and the role of fate.
I’ll Fix It Myself David W. Mut...
Ngene is raised by his father and grandmother in a hostile environment. He lost his mother during his early childhood. He attempts to flee from home with his younger brother Kilo but in vain.
He completes his primary school education and migrates to the city of Nairobi. He begins to work as a houseboy and rises in rank to the level of attaining a PhD. Years later, he unknowingly employs his sister and in an extraordinary circumstance re-unites the entire family. Will he withstand the appearance of his supposedly dead or long-lost mother?
Fiction based on a real-life story.
Bongo Kids Journals (7-12 yrs)
The First Organism: In Search of an A...
The dominant theory of evolution springs from Natural Selection, as formulated independently by Charles Darwin. From this theoretical framework, several ideas have been formulated by different scientists. For instance, competition has been the driver of several theories, such as the gene-centered view of evolution. Cooperation has inspired just as many theories, such as group selection. Some have gone ahead to develop other theories to explain sexual selection to establish some modicum of consistency with Natural Selection. However, how do all these theories conform when we consider the lifetime of the very first organism?
RESILIENCE
Fix The Cause by Zablon Orina
The book empowers you to avoid chronic illnesses like hypertension and diabetes and in turn helps you to prevent heart disease, kidney disease, stroke and erectile dysfunction the rest of your life.
It also helps you to reverse your condition in case you’ve already been diagnosed with hypertension or type 2 diabetes.
Referee of a Dirty Ugly Game: In the ...
Referee of a Dirty Ugly Game: In the ...
Referee of a Dirty Ugly Game: In the Theatre of Kenyas Elections - An insiders Account by Ahmed Issack Hassan.
Ahmed Issack Hassan’s memoirs, Referee of a Dirty, Ugly Game, the former chairman of the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (2011-2016) tells of tense moments in Kenya’s first polls under new laws in 2013, including what appeared to be a cyberattack on the system relaying presidential election results, pressure from Raila Odinga’s camp and frantic phone calls from William Ruto — Uhuru Kenyatta’s running mate
Voters around the country turned out in large numbers in the 2013 elections, with a record high of 86 per cent, which had never been witnessed before in Kenya. It was indeed a historic election.
It was the first general election after the promulgation of the new Constitution (in 2010) and the first time we were having new elective positions. Kenyans were also optimistic after the commission introduced changes, particularly in technology, that things would be much better this time around.