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Kenyans at the Olympics: The Complete...
Kenyans at the Olympics
Kenyans at the Olympics is a comprehensive record of Kenya’s Olympic journey, documenting the athletes who have represented the country and the performances, squads and medals that have shaped its sporting history.
Covering Kenya’s participation from 1956 to 2026, the book brings together decades of Olympic history in an accessible reference for sports enthusiasts, students, researchers and anyone interested in Kenya’s remarkable sporting heritage.
CAPTIVATING MISS UNAVAILABLE by Lisa ...
Captain Sabrina Nyanchera Morani has spent years navigating the skies at thirty-seven thousand feet, expertly handling turbulence everywhere except in her own love life.
After one heartbreak too many, she's done chasing happily-ever-after. To her, men break promises, disappoint, and always end up leaving. So, she builds a life no one can take from her—a dream career with thousands of hours in the cockpit, and a heart permanently grounded.
Then her best friend's brother-in-law happens. He’s charming, ridiculously persistent, and infuriatingly handsome.
The carefree entrepreneur is everything Sabrina has sworn to avoid. Yet somewhere between a collaborative project, stolen weekends all over the globe, impossible chemistry, and a situationship neither of them intended to become something more, she begins to wonder if forever might actually exist.
Kenzo Karani is a charismatic businessman, infamous for his lavish parties and even more infamous for never sticking around after the music stops.
Growing up under the abusive shadow of his father, he learned early what kind of man he never wanted to become. Convinced that love only ends in pain and that commitment is a promise he is destined to break, he avoids it at all costs, choosing fleeting moments over forever.
Then a gorgeous Dreamliner captain crashes into his carefully guarded life, lands squarely in his heart, and proves him spectacularly wrong. Suddenly, the man who never believed in forever finds himself chasing it because he can't imagine a future without her.
Now he'll cross continents, challenge her fears, and fight for a future she no longer believes she's allowed to have.
Mapping the Silence Selected Afrikan ...
Mapping the Silence is a diverse collection of poems, in a variety of
expressive forms both lyrical and elegiac, that dive deep into exploring
what it means to be human in an age of social and ecological breakdown.
From poems that excoriate political violence to poems of righteous anger
at the destruction of the natural world, the author’s deep engagement
with Afrikan landscapes, the indigenous communities he encounters,
and intimate love poems that merge the human and more-than-human
worlds, inspire radical hope with their lucid vision of the indivisible unity
of life in all its changing aspects.
Amidst a world that seems broken socially, culturally and ecologically,
these poems trace a journey of transformation from grief and loss to
wonder and renewal, inviting us to reimagine our relationship with the
earth and to each other within an integral Cosmos.
Champion: How to Fight Your Life Batt...
ADAM’S FIRST
What if the questions you were told not to ask are the very questions you need to ask?
In ADAM’S FIRST, Derick Mwambush examines faith, doubt, suffering, and the burden of inherited beliefs. Through personal experiences and the language of debugging, he challenges readers to question what they have been taught, confront uncomfortable truths, and search honestly for answers.
A journey through faith, reason, and the courage to ask “Why?”
Because truth should never fear questions.
A DIASPORAN STRATEGY FOR DEVELOPMENT
Embracing Your Golden Mind: The power...
Embracing Your Golden Mind: The Power of Thoughts is a practical and inspiring personal development book that explores how thoughts shape beliefs, actions and results. Through powerful stories, reflections and exercises, Kirimi Mitambo guides readers to think creatively, dream boldly, build resilience, pursue purposeful growth and turn inner transformation into meaningful action.
Think differently. Live intentionally. Create your future.
A Dog That Barks By Kennedy
"A Dog That Barks" explores the metaphor of a dog that barks as a symbol of self-expression, confidence, and living authentically. The narrative begins by addressing why many people fail to realize their dreams, attributing this failure to a lack of deep self-understanding and reluctance to express one's true voice. It delves into the idea that a dog that doesn't bark loses its value, paralleling this with individuals who silence themselves and thus diminish their potential
THE WISDOM OF THE TWO ENTRACE NEST
64 SQUARES: A Novella
The Fortitude of The Resilient by ANT...
The Prodigal Daughter by Mirigo Kinya...
It is every girl's dream to live a life that is close to a fairy tale, and so was Luna's before misfortunes followed her. She lost her children to a thieving barren rich woman who could not bear kids of her own. With a dead father and a lost family and a vanished boyfriend, she had no choice but to serve as a maid despite being a top actuarial science graduate, if only to have her children back. Life has a way of punishing the loser and the gainer as they both fight to keep their status.
A thousand times Held By Syowai Onyancha
A Thousand Times Held
A Thousand Times Held explores the connection between self-awareness, healing, wholeness, and how we show up as leaders, parents, and human beings.
Through short stories drawn from real-life experiences, the book examines how childhood experiences, relationships, parenting, adversity, and life’s defining moments shape the way we think, behave, relate to others, and lead.
At its core is a simple truth: we cannot effectively lead others without first doing the inner work ourselves.
The book invites readers to look inward and examine the beliefs, emotional patterns, behaviours, and cycles they may be carrying forward without questioning. It encourages us to recognise what shaped us, take responsibility for what we choose to carry, and courageously break cycles that no longer serve us.
Through reflections on healing, self-awareness, personal responsibility, parenting, relationships, and human-centred leadership, A Thousand Times Held challenges us to become more intentional about how we relate to ourselves and others.
Because the work of becoming whole is not only personal. It influences how we love, how we parent, how we lead, and ultimately, what we pass on to the generations that follow.
A Thousand Times Held is an invitation to do the inner work required to become whole—and to use that wholeness to create healthier relationships, raise more conscious generations, and lead with greater empathy, courage, and humanity.
Because before we can lead others well, we must first learn to lead ourselves.
The Odyssey by Homer Translated by Da...
With this edition of Homer’s Odyssey, the celebrated author, critic, and classicist Daniel Mendelsohn brings the great epic to vividly poetic new life. Widely known for his essays on classical literature and culture in The New Yorker and many other publications, Mendelsohn gives us a line-for-line rendering of The Odyssey that is both engrossing as poetry and true to its source. Rejecting the streamlining and modernizing approach of many recent translations, he artfully reproduces the epic’s formal qualities―meter, enjambment, alliteration, assonance―and in so doing restores to Homer’s masterwork its archaic grandeur. Mendelsohn’s expansive six-beat line, far closer to the original than that of other recent translations, allows him to capture each of Homer’s dense verses without sacrificing the amplitude and shadings of the original.
The result is the richest, most ample, most precise, and most musical Odyssey in English, conveying the beauty of its poetry, the excitement of its hero’s adventures, and the profundity of its insights. Supported by an extensive introduction and the fullest notes and commentary currently available, Daniel Mendelsohn’s Odyssey is poised to become the authoritative version of this magnificent and enduringly influential masterpiece.
Seeds of Silence
Learning to Lead
This book was written from the living experience of African leaders, and it has been shaped by 36 years of training church leaders in Kenya. With its discussion questions and practical applications, this book will guide you to obtaining that character and those skills and help you become an effective Christian leader.
The Gen Z Manifesto by Chris Njehu
Ever wonder what Kenya’s future would look like if the Gen Z movement could crystallise into an ideology pursued at the ballot? Could Kenya be where the Asian Tigers were in the 1960s, before they achieved their economic miracle? The Gen Z Manifesto takes a bold stab at answering these questions.
Grounded in history, the book examines the forces that have shaped Africa’s past and draws lessons from ancient civilisations, including Kemet (Ancient Egypt), Mesopotamia, the Han Chinese Empire and the Mali Empire. It then turns to the Asian Tigers and other high-performing Asian economies to explore the policies and conditions behind their remarkable transformation.
But The Gen Z Manifesto is more than an economic blueprint. It argues that strong families are the foundation of a strong society and calls for renewed efforts to create environments in which children can thrive under the guidance of both parents. At its political heart, the book revisits the birthplace of democracy in ancient Athens, where citizens gathered in the Agora to deliberate on matters affecting their society. Inspired by this tradition, it calls on Kenya’s Gen Z and Millennials to establish Citizens’ Deliberation Councils across the country—spaces where citizens can collectively shape Kenya’s social, political and economic agenda through consensus.
You are only down but not out by NICH...
The Modern day slavery by NICHOLAS KI...
The Modern Day Slavery has a strong and timely central message. Its strongest quality is that it does not simply condemn borrowing; it explains how desperation, high interest, social pressure, convenience, and fear can gradually turn debt into a form of financial bondage. The sections on shylocks, digital lending, log-book loans, installment phones, lifestyle pressure, and the recovery/exit strategy give the book a clear practical purpose.
The ending is also strong. The conclusion clearly brings the argument back to freedom, discipline, formal financial systems, living within one's means, and responsible borrowing, giving the reader a constructive way forward rather than leaving them only with fear.