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After Checkout By Evalyn Oloo
A woman can survive a lonely marriage, an empty bed, a bitter divorce, a boardroom that keeps stealing her work, a family that calls pressure love, and a city that knows how to watch her without appearing to stare.
But what happens when the one person who finally sees her has been watching too closely and lived inside her life literally for months.
Across Cairo, Accra, Lagos, Nairobi, Johannesburg, Addis Ababa and Dar es Salaam, seven accomplished women are holding their lives together with elegance, discipline and just enough private denial to get through the day.
Nadia has mastered the performance of a beautiful Cairo marriage that no longer touches her. Zara runs a major bank in Accra and returns each night to a house with one untouched side of the bed. Blessing is fighting to keep the technology company she built from being rewritten as her exhusband’s achievement. Dr Seun is newly divorced in Nairobi, funny, brilliant and pretending her freedom does not frighten her. Kefilwe has turned discipline into armour in Johannesburg. Tigist has mistaken endurance for faith in Addis Ababa. Zawadi, in Dar es Salaam, is still waiting to be chosen without being diminished.
Then the men arrive.
They listen, remember, and notice the exact wound each woman has spent years hiding in plain sight. They share songs, asks the right question, brings calm into a legal fight, knows when to wait, speaks the language of faith, family, work, grief and desire so fluently that it feels like love.
For a while, it is almost beautiful.
Until the wrong sentence appears in the wrong hands.
Until a private message becomes public.
Until money moves.
Until a vanished profile leaves behind a trail the world was not supposed to find.
Until one woman realises that being seen by the wrong person can be more dangerous than being ignored.
My Husband My Abductor: A Novel by An...
Years after being abducted as a child, Sakunda, now known as Nyokabi, hesitantly agrees to marry her abductor. But she insists that he must take her home for a visit first. Njamba, who is both her abductor and suitor, suggests they visit after their wedding instead. As time passes and children are born, the promise is forgotten. Now that their children are old enough to be left alone, it is finally time to fulfil that long-overdue promise.
When they arrive at her home in Maasai land, Sakunda is claimed as a wife by the man who paid her dowry when she was a toddler. She is detained. His dowry must be refunded, and Njamba must retrieve it from his home in the Agikuyu land. But he never returns. What happened to him? Worried, Nyokabi escapes to 'My Husband, My Abductor'.
Running on Empty Author: Life and Tri...
Samuel Wanjiru’s life can best be compared with the movement of a rocket: going up with a high velocity and dipping with the same great force.
Running on Empty gives a captivating account of Wanjiru’s childhood flanked with utmost loneliness, poverty and lack of identity. As a child, he comes face to face with rejection besides being subjected to harsh treatment at the home of his maternal grandfather. His zeal to change his future is the genesis of his triumph. His tenacity is rewarded with many gold medals written under his name. His desire to reign in the world of athletics sees him break world records and course records. He is catapulted into stardom when he breaks the world record at a tender age in the 2008 Olympic championships at Beijing; an achievement that Kenya had never had before. Wanjiru’s sterling performances in the marathon fire him to glory, making him one of the highest paid athletes in the world. The young gold medalist acquires so much fame than he can handle. His gold medals start to lose radiance when bad judgment coupled with competition for attention from the two women that are very close to him; his mother and wife, weighs heavily on him. Over indulgence in the bottle as a way of suppressing his ever increasing domestic tussles leads to his early death. Wanjiru dies with many of his dreams.
Wanjiru had never been taught how to deal with his emotions in a constructive way. For me, it was clear for a long time that he would not get old. However, there is no doubt that in his short life, he achieved more than other people would in a hundred years. Wanjiru’s lawyer Wahome Ndegwa observes.
WHAT WE DO IN THE QUIET
What We Do in the Quiet is a powerful and emotionally charged novel about the choices we make behind closed doors. Exploring love, identity, betrayal, and redemption, it reminds us that the hardest battles are often fought in silence—and that sometimes the greatest journey is finding your way back to yourself.
IMARA SELF REGULATION TEEN’S JO...
The Silent Chessboard
In today's competitive corporate landscape, technical skill is only half the battle. The other half is played on a silent chessboard of power dynamics, influence, and office politics. Author Barasa Herbert decodes the game, offering a strategic blueprint to build your professional capital, navigate high-stakes conflicts with poise, and turn challenging dynamics into opportunities for advancement.
The Devil within
In the corrupt corridors of the Ministry of Trade, Silas is invisible—until he decides to become the system’s conscience. After witnessing years of systemic theft and greed led by the arrogant Minister Kalu, Silas launches a precise, calculated shadow war to dismantle the rot from within. Branded as "the Devil" by those he hunts, Silas must prove that in a city built on silence, the truth is the most powerful weapon of all. The Devil Within is a gripping political thriller about justice, invisibility, and the ultimate price of pride.
When Africa Writes: Anthology of poem...
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The Child is Black: Anthology of poem...
The Child is Black is a wonderful collection of poems written with a unique style to communicate life’s realities and experiences. These poems are of deep thoughts of wisdom, expressing the genuineness and beauty of the poet who, over the years, has been communicating the philosophy, psychology, and spirituality of life. The poems are deeply significant and of great relevance today because they describe the experiences of a lifetime with great but little publicity. Through this publication, it is hoped to gain more popularity and publicity
Savannah Girl: Anthology of poems Vol...
The wealthy version Activated
Discover elite secrets to activate your wealthy version. This personal finance book teaches Kenyan entrepreneurs, professionals, and CEOs how to escape the daily grind and build a generational wealth engine. Stop wasting your potential. Learn proven investment strategies, business growth hacks, and passive income systems that multiply raw effort into exponential financial independence.
Little Heroes by Gideon Mauka
Little Heroes is a heartwarming children’s book that celebrates courage, kindness, and the everyday bravery found in young lives. Through colorful storytelling and relatable characters, it inspires children to believe in themselves, stand up for what is right, and discover the hero within.
Perfect for ages 5–10, this book blends engaging narratives with uplifting lessons, making it ideal for bedtime reading, classroom sharing, or family story time. Parents and educators will appreciate its focus on values such as empathy, teamwork, and resilience, while children will be captivated by the adventures and relatable challenges the heroes face.
Whether gifted to a young reader or added to a classroom library, Little Heroes is more than a story—it’s a guide to nurturing confident, compassionate, and God-fearing children who shine in their communities.
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A Shepherd Among Nations: H.E. Archbi...
A Shepherd Among Nations is a compelling chronicle of faith, diplomacy, and servant leadership, documenting the remarkable ministry of Archbishop Hubertus (Bert) van Megen.
The book traces his distinguished service as Apostolic Nuncio to Kenya and South Sudan (2019–2026) and his subsequent appointment as Apostolic Nuncio to the Federal Republic of Germany in 2026.
It highlights his unwavering commitment to peace, justice, pastoral care, and the Holy See’s diplomatic mission, presenting a legacy that transcends national borders and continues to inspire the Church and the international community.