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The Strength We Share:Lessons and Mir...

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The Strength We Share is a heartfelt journey into the world of prematurity, beginning with Jelani’s story and woven together with the voices of other brave preemie moms. It captures the fear, faith, and fragile miracles that shape life in the NICU. This book honors the tiny fighters who battle for every breath and the parents who hold hope together through sleepless nights and quiet prayers. It is a reminder that even in our most vulnerable moments, we carry a strength we never knew we had. The Strength We Share offers comfort, solidarity, and the reassurance that no parent walks this journey alone.

Unclaimed Property in Kenya – T...

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Learn more about the passionate individuals behind the creation of Kenya's Unclaimed Financial Assets Authority. This book is an educational masterpiece, providing a detailed analysis of both financial and non-financial assets and guiding readers on how to prevent their money from becoming unclaimed. It also explains how to reclaim dormant or unclaimed funds.

THE NJURI-NCHEKE OF MERU by David Mai...

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A gripping, fireside retelling of the Ameru people’s origins and history—narrated through the voices of our great-great-grandparents. This book recounts the tribe's dramatic escape from slavery and the emergence of the powerful Njuri-Ncheke council—an institution that profoundly shaped their laws, faith, and identity for generations.

THE LIFE I HAVE LIVED by KARUBEMBE JU...

KShs700.00
A book that shares a heartbreaking life story of a young boy from Kathiranga village in Meru county.Above everything, he overcame and finally became a source of inspiration. We hope this story will inspire you all.

THE BEGINNING OF THE END by Stephen Sila

KShs999.00
The Beginning of the end is a fictional storyline orchestrating the dynamics of life. It depicts how the end of one event births the Beginning of another. It is emulating African setup, culture, modernity and change.

The Humanized Leader by Dr Martin Odu...

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In The Humanized Leader, renowned business leader, executive coach, and governance advisor, Dr. Martin Oduor-Otieno (CBS, FCPA) delivers a powerful, people-first leadership manifesto. Drawing on decades of boardroom experience, including transforming Kenya Commercial Bank into East Africa’s largest bank – he blends African wisdom with proven corporate strategy. Oduor-Otieno argues that true leadership comes not from titles or power, but from uplifting people: fostering trust, empathy, and shared purpose. Inspired by Ubuntu, the African ethos of “I am because we are”, The Humanized Leader shows how servant leadership and human-centered values can build stronger institutions. He grounds his insights in vivid personal stories and research, making the lessons tangible for any leader. Accessible and inspirational, this book is a must-read for African leaders, emerging managers, and global executives alike. Ultimately, The Humanized Leader will galvanize readers to lead with heart, vision, and impact. Martin Oduor-Otieno is the founder of The Leadership Group (TLG) and former CEO of KCB Bank Group, East Africa's largest financial institution. Before that, he was the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Finance and Planning. He is the current Board Chairman of East African Breweries Limited, and a Non-Executive Director at British American Tobacco and Kenya Airways. He is the Chancellor of KCA University, Kenya.

The Humanized Leader by Dr Martin Odu...

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In The Humanized Leader, renowned business leader, executive coach, and governance advisor, Dr. Martin Oduor-Otieno (CBS, FCPA) delivers a powerful, people-first leadership manifesto. Drawing on decades of boardroom experience, including transforming Kenya Commercial Bank into East Africa’s largest bank – he blends African wisdom with proven corporate strategy. Oduor-Otieno argues that true leadership comes not from titles or power, but from uplifting people: fostering trust, empathy, and shared purpose. Inspired by Ubuntu, the African ethos of “I am because we are”, The Humanized Leader shows how servant leadership and human-centered values can build stronger institutions. He grounds his insights in vivid personal stories and research, making the lessons tangible for any leader. Accessible and inspirational, this book is a must-read for African leaders, emerging managers, and global executives alike. Ultimately, The Humanized Leader will galvanize readers to lead with heart, vision, and impact. Martin Oduor-Otieno is the founder of The Leadership Group (TLG) and former CEO of KCB Bank Group, East Africa's largest financial institution. Before that, he was the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Finance and Planning. He is the current Board Chairman of East African Breweries Limited, and a Non-Executive Director at British American Tobacco and Kenya Airways. He is the Chancellor of KCA University, Kenya.

Moi Cabinets Drama Intrigues Triumphs...

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Daniel arap Moi served as the third Vice President Kenya, taking over as President in 1978 despite concerted efforts from

UNSPOKEN WORDS

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Unspoken Words unfolds like a quiet storm, a collection of poems where every line carries the weight of things that linger between breaths. The poems trace hidden longing, half-formed confessions and the ache of emotions that hover in the throat, shimmering with truth that seeks release. The voice moves with lyrical precision, weaving tenderness and tension into a tapestry of memory, desire and hope. Each piece feels like a heartbeat pressed onto paper, carrying the music of feelings that crave light.

THE DIARY OF A CAMPUS FRESHMAN by Dan...

KShs700.00
The Diary of a Campus Freshman sweeps through the wild heartbeat of a first year stepping into university life with wide eyes and a stubborn dream. The story flips through confession-style entries filled with humor, raw wonder, late-night chaos and the sweet ache of growing up. Every page captures the shift from village rhythms to campus currents as friendships spark, mistakes bloom into lessons, and identity rises like sunrise over city rooftops. It reads like a young soul learning its own music, one messy, brilliant day at a time.

Scare Me: The past can haunt you by T...

KShs1,590.00
The past can haunt you... Sixteen-year-old Liv can't get on with her own life - not as long as the ghost of her twin sister, Molly, who died at birth, has been her constant companion: she is always there, a part of her that no one else can see or hear. Liv meets a boy called Echo, who is searching for the truth about his mother's death, and despite Molly's concerns, Liv is drawn to him. Echo believes that if he can just speak to his mother's ghost, he will finally learn the truth about what happened to her and be able to move on with his life. But he believes the way to reach her is through fear: to scare himself enough to lift the veil between the worlds of the living and the dead. Echo and Liv begin an increasingly dangerous game that tests their greatest fears: but how far is Echo willing to go to uncover the truth?

Deception: Dark Matter Book 2

KShs1,590.00
An epidemic is sweeping the country. You are among the infected. There is no cure, and you cannot be permitted to infect others. You are now under quarantine. The 5% of the infected who survive are dangerous and will be taken into the custody of the army. As the epidemic spreads, survivors are being hunted like witches, for the authorities fear their strange new powers. Kai is desperate to trace Shay, who tricked him and disappeared. Meanwhile, Shay is searching for the truth behind the origins of the epidemic … but danger finds them wherever they go. Can they outrun the fire?

Contagion: Dark Matter by Teri Terry ...

KShs1,590.00
An epidemic is sweeping the country. You are among the infected. There is no cure, and you cannot be permitted to infect others. You are now under quarantine. The 5 percent of the infected who survive are dangerous and will be taken into the custody of the army. Young runaway Callie survived the disease but not the so-called treatment. Her brother, Kai, is still looking for her. And his new friend, Shay, may hold the key to uncovering what truly happened. From the author of the international sensation Slated comes the first book in a powerful new story of survival and transformation, love and power.

Grundrisse: Foundations of the Critiq...

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Written during the winter of 1857-8, the Grundrisse was considered by Marx to be the first scientific elaboration of communist theory. A collection of seven notebooks on capital and money, it both develops the arguments outlined in the Communist Manifesto (1848) and explores the themes and theses that were to dominate his great later work Capital. Here, for the first time, Marx set out his own version of Hegel's dialectics and developed his mature views on labor, surplus value and profit, offering many fresh insights into alienation, automation and the dangers of capitalist society.

The Airline Customer Experience Toolk...

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In the airline industry, excellence is more than performance; it is a mindset and culture that permeates every touchpoint of the passenger journey and every layer of operation. It is the unwavering commitment to do the right thing, the right way, every time not because regulations demand it, but because passengers deserve it. Excellence is measured not only by outcomes - on-time departures, baggage handling accuracy, customer satisfaction but also by the behaviors and standards that produce those outcomes: discipline, professionalism, accountability, empathy, and continuous improvement.

Swara Magazine October – Decemb...

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Swara Magazine,

The voice of conservation in East Africa.

Championing for the conservation and sustainable use of our environment and natural resources.

Providing essential conservation insights and sparking vital discussions on the best strategies for protecting East Africa's rich biodiversity and wildlife heritage. 

In this October - December 2025 issue of Swara;

Discover bespoke insights on;

  • Rare birds of the Usambara mountains in Northern Tanzania.
  • IUCN's discovery on giraffe species and how its reshaping the future of their conservation.
  • How Tech is protecting Kenya’s Black rhinos in Maasai mara.
  • Local communities in Kenya’s Arid Garissa County are protecting the Hirola Antelope.
  • Safari Destinations in Tsavo East featuring Ashnil Aruba Lodge, where savannah meets serenity.
  • The Elewana Experience, touring Meru national park.

History of Kenya’s Trade Union ...

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History of Kenya’s Trade Union Movement to 1952 by Makhan Singh

Drumbeats of a Rising Sun: Decolonizi...

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Drumbeats of a Rising Sun: Decolonizing Africa’s Political Imagination by Mugo Theuri

The Struggle for Socialism in Kenya: ...

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The Struggle for Socialism in Kenya: The Case of Kenya People’s Union 1966- 1969 by Paul Akello Ogula

THE LEOPARD’S LAST GROWL – a No...

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THE LEOPARD’S LAST GROWL is a tale of history, culture, and identity set in war-torn Sudan before South Sudan seceded. Through the lives of four main characters, the novel explores the collapse of ancestral ways under the weight of civil war, Christianity, and change. Chief Chuol, a once-revered leader, is devoted to his people’s traditions. But his authority crumbles when the land and his family defy it. Nyayiela, weary from her loss, finds hope in Christianity, and is cast from home. Torn between her new union and the old marriage, she must endure in a world that suppresses her will. Nyehok, a rebellious daughter, rejects a man of her father’s choosing and flees to Khartoum with another. She lives childless, under her father’s curse. Hope is rekindled when Biliw delivers a symbolic blessing that allows her to reconcile with her father’s spirit. Biliw, the novel’s central character, watches his family unravel, his father lose power, and his village destroyed by airstrikes. He flees to Khartoum where he struggles with his identity. He dreams of studying law and using it to challenge the Sudanese government for its marginalization and oppression of his people.