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THE PRESENCE OF GOD
FACT’S OF DIVINE PURPOSE &...
Creative Cash Flow: Mastering Money, ...
In the past few years, institutions have committed billions of dollars to the African creative sector. Meanwhile, entrepreneurs have built real, profitable companies. But both sides can't find each other.
Part of the reason is language. Creative founders speak Creativish when investors expect Financialese. The frameworks financiers use to evaluate businesses were never designed with the African creative economy in mind, and founders were never given the translation guide. Until now.
Creative Cash Flow gives African creative entrepreneurs and operators the tools to master revenue models, manage cash in volatile markets, monetize their intellectual property, raise the right kind of capital, and build businesses that last. It is written for the realities of African markets, grounded in real-life examples and case studies from across the continent.
This is not a book about inspiration. It is a book about execution, written by someone who has sat on both sides of the table.
Marie Lora-Mungai occupies a rare position at the intersection of the African creative industries and the world of finance. Over 20 years and across 27 African countries, she has built creative companies, raised money for her own ventures, and gone on to shape how some of the world's largest development finance institutions think about investing in African creative businesses. She is the founder of Restless Global, a creative economy advisory firm, and the author of the popular newsletter HUSTLE & FLOW. Creative Cash Flow is the book she wishes she had when she started.
BOUNDARIES IN THE 21st CENTURY
In a world where relationships, work, technology, social expectations, and financial pressures increasingly overlap, knowing how to establish healthy boundaries has become essential. Boundaries in the 21st Century explores how boundaries shape the way we relate to family, friends, romantic partners, colleagues, money, and society.
God Has Always Been The LUO’S G...
PROFESSOR MADARA OGOT is a faculty member at the University of Nairobi where he served as the Deputy Vice-Chancellor for Research, Innovation and Enterprise. He was also the Deputy Vice-Chancellor for Academic Affairs at Maseno University. His publications include MVITA: History of Mombasa 12" Century-2012 (2023), History of Nairobi 1899-2012 (2020), and Fountain of Knowledae: History of the University of Nairobi, 1952-2020 (2021)
Is it possible that the God worshipped by the Southern Luo as Nyasaye is the very same God revealed in the Old Testament as Yahweh? This groundbreaking book answers that question with depth, humility, and startling clarity. Drawing on Scripture, Luo oral tradition, anthropology, and a covenant understanding of God, the book presents profound parallels between Nyasaye and Yahweh, both described as Creator, Judge, Protector, and Giver of rain, fertility, and life. From the Southern Luo taboos of kwer and chira to the covenant blessings and curses of Leviticus, from ancestral mediators to Israel's prophets, the evidence reveals a shared divine moral order. More than a cultural comparison, this book is a compelling spiritual journey that affirms God's presence among all nations and invites readers to rediscover their heritage with reverence and confidence. Whether you are Luo, Christian, a student of world reliaions, or simply curious about how God reveals Himself across cultures, this book will challenge, inspire, and deepen your understanding of the One true God known in Luo tradition as Nyasaye and in Scripture as Yahweh
The Power of Persistence by Samuel Njagi
Every great achievement begins with a decision not to give up. This book was born out of that conviction and from a personal journey that has taught me that persistence is one of the most powerful forces available to humanity. The power of Persistence is more than a collection of motivational thoughts; it is a testimony of how resilience, discipline, courage and faith can transform adversity into opportunity. It is written for anyone who has ever felt discouraged by circumstances, limited by their background, or overwhelmed by the difficulties of life.
Rays in the Raindrops: Biography for ...
Death in the Government House by Fr A...
A Revolution Brews
In the heart of Bũtiama, a nation teetering on the edge of ruin, President Benito’s opulent reign is about to come to an end, and with it corruption, oppression, and broken promises.
A Hero Emerges
Kímoreno, a young patriot forged in the fires of injustice, ignites a rebellion to reclaim his country’s glory. Alongside his steadfast wife Ciantúku, eloquent ally Deonisia, and loyal friend Yeomen, they storm gilded halls of the government house, where portraits of past tyrants loom over a crumbling legacy.
A Tragic End
From the rubble of the fallen republic, the people rise, while Kímoreno’s triumph is the beginning of his end before he sees the dawn he fought for.
The Last Heir of Bradbury Manor by Mi...
Love Conquers All
A Story of Love, Sacrifice, Betrayal and Redemption
What happens when love finds two people whose lives are separated by ambition, family expectations, social differences and powerful interests?
Love Conquers All follows the compelling journey of Ethan Mwangi, a young civil engineer determined to build his future through hard work and integrity, and Naomi Achieng, a strong and ambitious woman connected to the influential Achieng Group.
Their paths cross unexpectedly over a cup of coffee. What begins as a simple meeting gradually develops into friendship and, eventually, a powerful love that neither of them expected.
But their relationship soon encounters challenges that threaten to tear them apart.
As Ethan and Naomi become closer, they discover that love can attract opposition from people whose interests are threatened by their happiness. Corporate ambitions, family expectations, manipulation and betrayal begin to interfere with their relationship. Ethan's career and reputation are placed at risk, while Naomi is forced to question the people she has trusted for years.
52 Letters to My Sweetheart (English ...
Arrowhead: Lessons from Cadet School ...
ARROWHEAD is a metaphor for the full spectrum of responsibilities entrusted to the Defence Forces, encompassing nation-building, peacekeeping and warfighting. Yet, as Arrowhead demonstrates, the foundation of peace will always depend on a sharpened arrowhead, ready for the mission when called upon.
In this capivating memoir, General Robert Kibochi retraces his journey from his high school years and entry into military service in 1979 to more than four decades in uniform serving his country.
A reform-minded scholar-soldier and Signals officer, he rose through the ranks to become Commander of the Kenya Army and ultimately the 10th Chief of the Defence Forces. Drawing on personal recollections and military records, he offers a rare insider’s perspective on leadership
at the different levels of command.
General Kibochi takes the reader into the complexities of civil-military relations at the highest levels of national leadership and into operational theatres where Kenyan troops have confronted terrorism and contributed to regional peace and security. He reflects on institutional transformation, military education, technological change, strategic partnerships and the evolving role of the Kenya Defence Forces in national development.
Yet Arrowhead is also a deeply personal account of the people behind the uniform: the mentors who shaped him, the officers and service members with whom he served, the troops who made the ultimate
sacrifice and the military families whose support sustains those on the frontline.
It is a story of leadership, service, sacrifice and transformation, and of what it takes to keep the arrowhead sharpened for mission readiness.
In the Name of Law Justice Love by Mu...
Can love exist when two people stand on opposite sides of a ‘war’?
After a single tweet costs Makena her job, she reluctantly accepts a position with the government—the very system she spends her free time criticizing.
The last person she expects to encounter at her new role is Kubai, the stranger she couldn't stop thinking about after one unforgettable evening.
As their connection deepens, so does the distance between what they know and what they're willing to tell each other.
Outside, Nairobi is gripped by protests, police crackdowns, and a growing fear that no one is truly safe. Inside, every secret threatens to unravel the fragile trust they've built.
When the truth finally comes to light, Makena and Kubai must decide whether love is enough to survive betrayal... or whether some divides were never meant to be crossed.