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My Plate of Garbage by Abeyd Aduyu
My Plate of Garbage explores the hidden journey behind the food we eat and the often-ignored dangers lurking from farm to fork. Using vivid observations from markets, kitchens, and neighborhoods across Kenya, the book reveals how food that should nourish instead becomes a source of illness due to poor hygiene, unsafe handling, and Unpolished Systems. Beneath the appealing displays of “fresh” produce and ready meals lies a reality of contamination, neglect, and misplaced priorities driven by cost and convenience. Blending lived experience with scientific insight, the book is not a technical guide or a harsh lecture, but a reflective and sometimes unsettling conversation about shared responsibility. It highlights the roles of farmers, transporters, vendors, regulators, and consumers in shaping food safety outcomes. Ultimately, the book calls for awareness, accountability, and common
TAKING STOCK OF DEVOLUTION IN KENYA: ...
Taking Stock of Devolution in Kenya: From the 2010 Constitution, Through Two Election Cycles, to the BBI Process examines the devolved system of governance in Kenya in retrospect with specific reference to constitutional, governance, and policy debates as well as experiences in the 47 counties. Its scope falls within the 2010 Constitution, through two election cycles, in 2013 and again in 2017, up to the changes proposed by the Building Bridges Initiative (BBI), and the ramifications that all these issues, events, and processes portend for the future of devolution in Kenya.
The Savanna of Silent Altars
The Savannah of silent Altars by Tobias otieno ogola traces the life of Kamau Otieno and Nyambura Beatrice, a family navigating the delicate balance between survival, faith, and moral endurance. Across counties from Migori to Kisumu, through the dust of rural villages, the bustle of cities, and the quiet flow of rivers, they face the unrelenting weight of government neglect, scarcity, and exploitative traditions.
Their children Akinyi Grace, Anyango Mary, and Obiero Daniel move through these worlds with watchful eyes, learning the subtle currents of obedience, hope, and endurance. Miracles are whispered, altars demand faith, and exploitative figures test both courage and moral resolve. Life unfolds as a careful negotiation: a rhythm of hunger, labor, ritual, and quiet resilience, reflecting the struggles that shape everyday existence.
This is a lyrical, socially conscious narrative, where personal tragedy mirrors systemic failure, and ordinary life becomes extraordinary through observation, survival, and the quiet insistence of human dignity.
MADARAKA: The Poor Shall Inherit the ...
This book provides a compelling examination of corporate-driven resource extraction on the African continent, which is marked by the exploitation of both people and the environment exclusively for the pursuit of profit for a few, with a specific focus on Kenya. The book meticulously reveals that the socioeconomic and environmental challenges posed by the extractive sector are not isolated incidents but part of a larger, systemic problem. This is underscored by the complex interplay between political economy, corporate globalization, odious debt, public policy, sustainable development, human rights and the rule of law. The book concludes by enjoining the call for a world order in which Africa is not exporting its raw materials, but is the centre of global manufacturing, adding value to its own resources.
POLITRICKS
Politricks is the book politicians hope you never read.
It uncovers the hidden tactics used to influence your thoughts, shape elections, and control public perception—often without you realizing it.
If you’re a leader, an aspiring politician, or simply a Kenyan who wants to understand how power really works, this book gives you the psychological tools and insider strategies normally reserved for political insiders.
Once you read Politricks, you will never look at politics the same again.
Get your copy today—before the next political game begins.
TRACING PRESIDENT RUTO’S JOURNE...
Dr. William Samoei Ruto is the fifth President of the Republic of Kenya. This book presents a detailed analysis of his speeches delivered at the inauguration ceremony as President, on national holidays, in corporate forums, in churches, during community engagements, at global summits, and on foreign visits. It captures the evolving voice of a young democracy. By writing this book, the author aims to ensure that President Ruto's promises, commitments, directives, warnings, and achievements remain accessible to current and future generations as they seek to understand Kenya’s democratic journey and the legacy of its leadership. Preserving the President's speeches in this book is vital as written records provide a lasting reference for citizens, scholars, and future leaders. Written records also capture the spirit of the times, safeguard national memory, and serve as valuable tools for civic education and leadership. By including speeches delivered in Swahili verbatim (exact words), the book enables readers to clearly understand what the President said and the context in which he said it.
Making The Cut: The Autobiography of ...
"Indeed, it was a bullet! The patient remembered that he had been shot by colonial forces at the start of the MAU MAU war in 1952. He had survived the shot and literally forgot about it until the present moment, 36 years later, when I asked if he had ever been shot in the past. The patient was of course, after all, the freedom fighter par excellence, Waruhiu Itote, better known as 'General China.'"
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In this unflinching memoir, Kenya’s first thoracic and cardiovascular surgeon, Prof. Peter Amollo Odhiambo, reflects on a life shaped by bold decisions, quiet sacrifices, and a relentless drive to serve.
As a young man, he left home on a scholarship to study in India, joining elite medical institutions at a time when few Africans had such access. Though he had every opportunity to remain abroad, he chose instead to return and help shape Kenya’s medical future. This decision would soon lead him to a pivotal moment early in his career, when he performed a delicate surgery to remove a colonial bullet from the chest of Mau Mau freedom fighter General China.
Prof. Odhiambo would go on to train generations of doctors at the University of Nairobi, where his influence can still be felt in hospitals across the country. But his impact reached far beyond the classroom or the theatre. In the 1990s and 2000s, Prof. Odhiambo became a national advocate for tobacco control, confronting powerful multinationals and helping draft legislation that still protects Kenyans from the deadly effects of secondhand smoke.
Told in his own words, 'Making the Cut' is more than a record of medical firsts. It is a personal and historical journey through post-independence Kenya, seen through the eyes of a man who has never stopped believing in excellence, justice, and the power of public service.
The Game Of Sweet Words: A story of P...
- The Game of Sweet Words by Festus Korir is not just a book. It reveals a harsh truth about politics that is often hidden in deception. It shows how leaders excel at delivering charming speeches. They exchange empty promises for power, while the poor suffer from those lies. Behind the applause is betrayal, behind the smiles is hunger, and behind the campaigns is a future quietly taken away. This book bravely uncovers the price of trusting words that sound sweet but drain a nation.
Letters to a Failed State : The of Ke...
Letters to a Failed State : The of Kenya’s Young & Brave By Mushila Victor Isaacs & Silas Mwale Isenjia Daring, defiant, unforgettable—this is the voice of a generation that marched through smoke in search of a dawn that belongs to them.
“We were born in broken systems and baptized by betrayal. But we still rose—with our voices, our phones, and our feet.”
Letters to a Failed State is a searing, poetic, and unflinching account of Kenya’s youth uprising against the 2024/2025 Finance Bill—and the deeper rot it exposed. Told through haunting letters, raw testimonies, and encrypted digital reflections, this book captures the fire and fury of a
generation that refused to be silenced.
From teargas-filled streets to encrypted Telegram threads, from placards to hashtags, these pages bring together the voices of Kenya’s brave young rebels—students, hustlers, dreamers, and digital warriors—who dared to speak truth to
power.
With Swahili metaphors, vivid imagery, QR-linked protest footage, and the powerful People’s Manifesto, this book is more than a narrative. It is a civic archive. A literary call to action. A mirror to the nation—and a challenge to the world
SEED AND THE SILENT HARVEST: The Dang...
The Book of Unsilenced Voices: Kenya’...
Between Ballots and Betrayals By Stev...
This book is a sweeping political chronicle of the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM), tracing its evolution from a defiant symbol in the 2005 constitutional referendum to a dominant, if troubled, force in Kenyan politics. Drawing on speeches, court records, leaked cables, and eyewitness accounts from rallies and boardrooms alike, Steve Biko Omondi pieces together the story of a movement born of betrayal and public outrage, and sustained by resilience, symbolism, and relentless reinvention.
The Final Weigh In by Owuor Device
- The Final Weigh In is a tale of revolution, redemption, and the relentless pursuit of justice. It follows a group of former phantom operatives—Jay and Dr. Doctor among them—who once worked within a corrupt system, only to become its fiercest opposition.
The Final Weigh In by Owuor Device
The Final Weigh In is a tale of revolution, redemption, and the relentless pursuit of justice. It follows a group of former phantom operatives—Jay and Dr. Doctor among them—who once worked within a corrupt system, only to become its fiercest opposition.
Having endured its cruelty firsthand, they now fight to dismantle the very structure that oppressed them, their battle fueled not just by ideology, but by personal scars etched deep in their souls.
In the wake of political upheaval, the people demand their rule, pressuring them to govern indefinitely. But in a defiant stand for democracy, they refuse—choosing instead to serve as interim leaders until the nation determines its own fate through elections.
Their enemies lurk in the shadows, remnants of the fallen regime desperate to reclaim power. As they navigate the treacherous waters of governance, they must balance their revolutionary instincts with the delicate art of leadership—knowing that the Hooded Ledger, an impartial force of justice, watches their every move.
Amidst chaos and transformation, love flickers between battle lines— a bond forged in struggle, tested by duty, and weighed against the impossible stakes of their mission.
In the end, the question remains: Can they build a world better than the one they tore down, or will they become the very thing they swore to destroy?
The Final Weigh In is a gripping, emotional journey—a story where survival is not the ultimate victory, but the chance to rewrite the future itself.
The Lake is First Hut of Men -Nam Sim...
Echoes of War by Vincent Mutembei
To the unsung heroes the students of Butere Girls high school who were restrained from criticizing the Kenyan government. To the unsung heroes of technological advancement, those who tirelessly strive to bridge the digital divide and leverage technology for social good, even amidst adversity. This book is dedicated to the quiet revolutionaries, the coders, the activists, the dreamers who dare to imagine a better world and relentlessly pursue it, often in the face of overwhelming odds. It is for the Mustafa’s of the world, whose innovative spirit and unwavering compassion challenge the status quo and inspire us all to strive for a more equitable and just society.
BETRAYED BY THE SYSTEM
Betrayed by the System is a fearless exposé and emotional reckoning with a country's slow-burning betrayal of its most essential workers—and the lives lost because of it. With searing honesty and investigative clarity, Tobias Otieno Ogola paints an unflinching portrait of Kenya's broken health sector, where systemic neglect, political greed, and institutional failure have turned hospitals into death traps, caregivers into beggars, and patients into statistics.
Drawing from official audit reports, frontline testimonies, whistleblower revelations, investigative journalism, and harrowing real-life case studies, this book takes readers through ten damning chapters. Each chapter unearths the rot that festers behind the corridors of power: from "ghost clinics" and counterfeit medicine rings to misappropriated international aid and the silencing of striking medics. The crisis is not just about bad governance—it is about a deliberate abandonment of duty, where the government watches its health workers crumble under stress, remains silent as interns go unpaid, and lets citizens die waiting for treatment.
Ogola does more than report—he indicts. He demands answers for the intern paid 47,000.00 KES after years of training. He tells the story of patients turned away from public hospitals that lack drugs, electricity, or staff. He exposes how political elites feast in comfort while hospitals decay and ambulances stall from lack of fuel. He uncovers how the Kenyan government has enough funds—but not the will—to hire, pay, or protect healthcare professionals.
This is a book for every Kenyan who has watched a loved one die waiting for care. For every health worker who sacrificed, only to be discarded. For every citizen who has asked: "Where is our dignity? Where is our justice?"
Betrayed by the System is both a call to action and a memorial to those failed by the very people meant to protect them. It will shake your conscience, stir your anger, and ignite your resolve