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The Village Witch and Other African S...
Gripping tales that move effortlessly between drama, humour, and cultural mystery.
The Village Witch and Other Short Stories blends fiction with lived experiences to explore the joys and tensions of rural life where community is everything, myths walk alongside men, and the past lurks in the shadows.
The Village Witch and Other Short Stories blends fiction with lived experiences to explore the joys and tensions of rural life where community is everything, myths walk alongside men, and the past lurks in the shadows.
Masimulizi Kamilifu Ya Alfu Lela U Le...
Hiki ni kitabu cha 9 katika mfululizo wa hadithi maarufu duniani kote za Alfu Lela U Lela (au Siku Elfu Moja na Moja) zenye asili ya Arabuni na Uajemi. Masimulizi haya ya Alfu Lela U Lela yametafsiriwa kutoka matoleo ya Kiingereza na Kijerumani. Lugha hizi za Ulaya ndimo zilimotafsiriwa hadithi hizi kwa mara ya kwanza kutoka katika lugha za Kiajemi, Kiarabu na Kihindi.
Masimulizi Kamilifu Ya Alfu Lela U Le...
Hiki ni kitabu cha 8 katika mfululizo wa hadithi maarufu duniani kote za Alfu Lela U Lela (au Siku Elfu Moja na Moja) zenye asili ya Arabuni na Uajemi. Masimulizi haya ya Alfu Lela U Lela yametafsiriwa kutoka matoleo ya Kiingereza na Kijerumani. Lugha hizi za Ulaya ndimo zilimotafsiriwa hadithi hizi kwa mara ya kwanza kutoka katika lugha za Kiajemi, Kiarabu na Kihindi.
Masimulizi Kamilifu Ya Alfu Lela U Le...
Hiki ni kitabu cha 7 katika mfululizo wa hadithi maarufu duniani kote za Alfu Lela U Lela (au Siku Elfu Moja na Moja) zenye asili ya Arabuni na Uajemi. Masimulizi haya ya Alfu Lela U Lela yametafsiriwa kutoka matoleo ya Kiingereza na Kijerumani. Lugha hizi za Ulaya ndimo zilimotafsiriwa hadithi hizi kwa mara ya kwanza kutoka katika lugha za Kiajemi, Kiarabu na Kihindi.
Masimulizi Kamilifu Ya Alfu Lela U Le...
Hiki ni kitabu cha 6 katika mfululizo wa hadithi maarufu duniani kote za Alfu Lela U Lela (au Siku Elfu Moja na Moja) zenye asili ya Arabuni na Uajemi. Masimulizi haya ya Alfu Lela U Lela yametafsiriwa kutoka matoleo ya Kiingereza na Kijerumani. Lugha hizi za Ulaya ndimo zilimotafsiriwa hadithi hizi kwa mara ya kwanza kutoka katika lugha za Kiajemi, Kiarabu na Kihindi.
Masimulizi Kamilifu Ya Alfu Lela U Le...
Hiki ni kitabu cha pili katika mfululizo wa hadithi maarufu duniani kote za Alfu Lela U Lela (au Siku Elfu Moja na Moja) zenye asili ya Arabuni na Uajemi. Masimulizi haya ya Alfu Lela U Lela yametafsiriwa kutoka matoleo ya Kiingereza na Kijerumani. Lugha hizi za Ulaya ndimo zilimotafsiriwa hadithi hizi kwa mara ya kwanza kutoka katika lugha za Kiajemi, Kiarabu na Kihindi.
Alfu Lela U Lela Book 1 by Hassan Ad...
Hiki ni kitabu cha Kwanza katika mfululizo wa hadithi maarufu duniani kote za Alfu Lela U Lela (au Siku Elfu Moja na Moja) zenye asili ya Arabuni na Uajemi. Masimulizi haya ya Alfu Lela U Lela, yametafsiriwa kutoka matoleo ya Kiingereza na Kijerumani. Lugha hizi za Ulaya ndimo zilimotafsiriwa hadithi hizi kwa mara ya kwanza kutoka lugha za Kiajemi, Kiarabu na Kihindi.
Tafsiri ya Kiingereza ilifanywa na Sir. Richard Burton, ambaye anafahamika huku kwetu kama mmoja wa wasafiri wa kwanza kutoka Ulaya kutembelea na ati “kuvumbua” sehemu zile walizofika.
Tafsiri ya kwanza ya Kiswahili ilifanywa mwaka wa 1928 na katika kufanya hivyo, sehemu nyingi zilikatwa au ziliachwa makusudi bila kuzitafsiri kwa sababu wamisionari hawakutaka wasomi wa Kiswahili wasome baadhi ya sehemu kwa sababu zao wenyewe.
Matoleo haya, kwa kifupi, ndiyo yenye hadithi kamilifu kwa uhakika; yaani mtiririko wa visa na maana halisi ya hadithi kama zilivyotungwa na kutafsiriwa na magwiji wa lugha hizo mbili zaidi ya miaka mia moja iliyopita. Kiswahili kina bahati ya kumpata mfasiri, Hassan Adam, Mtanzania mwenye ujuzi wa lugha zote tatu zilizohusika katika kutayarisha tafsiri hizi. Bwana Hassan Adam ni mkufunzi wa miaka mingi katika Taasisi ya Lugha za Kiafrika katika Chuo Kikuu cha Cologne, Ujerumani.
Mamaland and Other Stories by Nyabora...
"We all have the same rights to be here."
But how about when the place you call home no longer needs you?
In Mamaland, a train ride transforms into a reflection of modern-day Africa where strangers become neighbours, neighbours become foes, and all are seeking a place that they can call their own. With old wounds being opened and new divisions being created, there is one question that remains: What does it really take to call a land a motherland?
In these pages, the final gesture of love from a daughter will be the final goodbye from a father. Ambition and betrayal combine in closed rooms where the exchange of power takes place. Families are challenged by sorrow, strangers battle prejudice, and normal people show extraordinary bravery when life requires more of them than they thought they can give.
Get Out and Sell: 25 Hustles That Tur...
Get Out and Sell tells Vannessah's personal hustle stories from age 8 selling newspapers to selling burgers which made her 6-figures; but she doesn't leave it at just fun stories, Wambui Ochieng' outlines a guide other Kenyan Hustlers can follow to deal with Kenya's harsh youth unemployment state and make money
A Kind of Madness by Uche Okonkwo
A teenage girl from a poor family is dazzled by her rich, vivacious friend, but as the friend’s behavior grows unstable and dangerous, she must decide whether to cover for her or risk telling the truth to get her the help she needs. A young woman and her mother bask in the envy of their neighbors when the woman receives an offer of marriage from the family of a doctor living in Belgium—though when the offer fails to materialize, that envy threatens to turn vicious, pitting them both against their community. And a lonely daughter finds herself wandering a village in eastern Nigeria in an ill-fated quest, struggling to come to terms with her mother’s mental illness.
Across ten stories, Uche Okonkwo’s A Kind of Madness unravels the tensions between mothers and daughters, husbands and wives, best friends, siblings, and more, marking the arrival of an extraordinary new talent in fiction.
How to Make a Space Masquerade by Maz...
How to Make a Space Masquerade artfully blends speculative fiction with Igbo cosmology, seamlessly merging the earthly realm with a dystopian world. It explores the complexities of the human spirit and the intersection of the two worlds. A girl facing erasure for carrying a virus defies the government to save her life through a trial cure. A space engineer must explain the existence of his human love child resulting from a one-night stand with a robot. The twelve stories in this collection stretch the imagination and demand a review of our notions of self-discovery, human connection and traditions.
BackHomeAbroad and Other Stories by P...
In BackHomeAbroad and Other Stories, Pede Hollist presents fifteen stories of lives crossing continents, cultures, and personal histories. Hollist explores how migration reshapes narratives that confront racism, patriarchy, memory, and the unresolved weight of home.
In “Outbreak at the Renaissance”, a woman attributes her marital troubles to the physical scar she got from escaping death in Sierra Leone’s civil war. “Okonkwo’s Revenge” follows two characters from Things Fall Apart as they break free of the limits of Chinua Achebe’s book. In “Foreign Aid”, a man returns to Sierra Leone after twenty years to find that he is a stranger in his homeland. Finally, border towns fighting over a disputed piece of land are united by a hermaphrodite in “Wherever Something Stands, Something Else Must Stand Beside It”.
These compelling stories portray people between worlds, highlighting the tensions and possibilities of movement, memory, and change. Hollist’s voice is confident, incisive and quietly radical, marking this collection as an essential contribution to contemporary African literature.
The Tough Landlord and Others Stories...
The book is a captivating anthology of fifteen short stories that transverse the complexities of today's world covering various themes, settings and styles. The stories are meant to provoke interest in readers and help them encounter in-depth literary experiences. This collection of short stories is therefore for readers who believe in the power of stories to illuminate, unsettle and connect.
We Who Are Spat Out: Short stories by...
We Who Are Spat Out is a compelling collection of short stories that introduces Oyamo Richard as a confident and thoughtful new voice in Kenyan Fiction. Moving across diverse settings and moments, the stories explore the complexities of human relationships, inner conflict, and social encounters with precision and emotional depth.
With a keen command of narrative craft, Oyamo builds tension subtly, reveals character through carefully shaped scenes, and allows meaning to emerge with quiet power. His language is flexible and expressive, enriched by moments of code-switching and code-mixing that lend authenticity and vividly reflect contemporary Kenyan life.
These stories probe psychological turmoil, trauma, love, betrayal, and fragile bonds of family, while others turn their gaze toward institutions where power and authority shape human experience. Taken together, We Who Are Spat Out offers a textured portrait of society and self, marking an important contribution to the vibrant body of twenty-first century Kenyan writing.
Turquoise Dreams: Anthology of short ...
Designed to amplify the authentic voices of emerging writers, Turquoise Dreams is a short story collection depicting life experiences through the eyes of women in modern day Southern Africa. With contributing writers from Matebeleland, Midlands, Masvingo, Mashonaland and Manicaland, the stories portray post-colonial struggles amidst societal degeneration within a declining economic environment in Zimbabwe and beyond its borders.
There are 29 short stories in total, each ranging between 1500 and 7000 words, by the following 10 writers:
– Tinatswe Mhaka
– Mantate Queeneth Mlotshwa
– Nyasha Chiyanike
– Nadia Mutisi
– Chipo Mawarire
– Sibonginkosi Netha
– Nkosilesisa Kwanele Ncube
– Gwadamirai Majange
– Edith Moreblessings Virima
– Panashe Mawoneke
Slings and Stones: 13 Weeks of Bible ...
What to expect:
• A simple, short, easy to read book
• A christian perspective based on an annual bible reading culture
• A guide for personal and/or group devotional with three reflection questions
Not Just for Christians.
Not Just for Believers.
Not Just for the Convinced.
This is a 13 week Bible reflection for people who think.
For those who believe.
For those who doubt.
For those who left.
For those who are curious but cautious.
Witnessing Jesus arrest, Peter the Lead disciple wrestled with these personalities (Matthew 26:69-75). Jesus’ forerunner – John the Baptist while in prison wondered if Christ was the Messiah (Matthew 11:2-6).
If you’ve ever asked:
• “Is faith intellectually honest?”
• “Can I question Scripture without rejecting it?”
• “What if I don’t agree with everything?”
This book was written with you in mind.
It’s not loud.
It’s not defensive.
It doesn’t pressure you to agree.
It invites you to reflect.
Each week includes:
• A carefully selected Bible passage and validating Bible references
• A thoughtful, clear reflection and illustration
• Questions that challenge your assumptions
• Space for your own conclusions
You are not told what to think.
You are invited to think deeply.
What You’ll Experience in 13 weeks
• A calmer, more thoughtful engagement with Scripture
• Space to explore meaning without pressure
• A deeper understanding of what you believe — or don’t
• Reflections on a range of topics - faith, relationships, priorities, leadership, pain
This is not about forcing belief.
It’s about intentional engagement.
The Longest Way Home by Dora Okeyo
70 pages, that's it.
No fancy words, delayed retribution, complex plots- just a story of one man's journey into reckoning with his past. The man is called Benjamin or if you would prefer 'Benja,' and often as it is with life, you cannot do it alone- and so his trusted steed is called Jasper.
This story is woven to pay homage to the tongue the writer speaks and may you in reading relate to a thing or two in Benja's life.