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Poetry Pedagogy: A Treasury of Educat...
"Poetry is like air. It's one of the necessary things."
— Nikki Giovanni
These timeless words by the American poet Nikki Giovanni
fit perfectly with the spirit of this anthology. Like the air we
breathe, poetry sustains the human spirit. It crosses borders
without a passport, speaks across cultures without
translation, and connects generations through shared
emotions, memories, and aspirations. In these pages, poetry
becomes both a mirror of our common humanity and a
bridge to a more compassionate, just, and hopeful world.
Virtually every culture uses poetry to welcome children into
the world of learning. It is no wonder that children's earliest
encounters with poetry often come through nursery rhymes,
introducing them to language, rhythm, and imagination from
the very beginning of their educational journey. The highest
joys and the deepest sorrows of humanity find expression in
poetry. In times of celebration, songs of joy fill the air, while
in moments of grief, songs of lament and melancholy give
voice to our pain.
Poetry accompanies us through nearly every stage of life,
from birth to infancy, childhood, adolescence, adulthood,
and finally our departure from God's green Earth. Poetry
Pedagogy: A Treasury of Educational Poems is a remarkable
testament to that enduring tradition.
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A Confession and Other Religious Writ...
Tolstoy’s passionate and iconoclastic writings–on issues of faith, immortality, freedom, violence, and morality–reflect his intellectual search for truth and a religion firmly grounded in reality. The selection includes ‘A Confession,’ ‘Religion and Morality,’ ‘What Is Religion, and of What Does Its Essence Consist?,’ and ‘The Law of Love and the Law of Violence.’
For more than seventy years, Penguin has been the leading publisher of classic literature in the English-speaking world. With more than 1,700 titles, Penguin Classics represents a global bookshelf of the best works throughout history and across genres and disciplines. Readers trust the series to provide authoritative texts enhanced by introductions and notes by distinguished scholars and contemporary authors, as well as up-to-date translations by award-winning translators.
Historia YA Jamii YA Zanzibar Na Nyim...
Laura Fair is Professor of History at Michigan State University in the U.S.A. She lived in Zanzibar for many years doing research for her first book: Pastimes and Politics: Culture, Community and Identity in Post-abolition Urban Zanzibar, 1890-1945. In this book she illustrates how former slaves used the social and cultural tools at their command to demonstrate their freedom from slavery and articulate alternative visions of justice under colonialism. Her current book project is a wide-ranging study of commercial cinema in colonial and post-colonial Tanzania, exploring changes in exhibition, distribution and reception over time.
Finding Zoe: A memoir by Jean Mwongela
Finding Zoe, the debut memoir by Jean Mwongela, is a raw, honest account of what happens when life refuses to follow the script we have written for it. Jean had, like many of us, built a vision of what a complete life would look like: the right education, the right career, the right family. Then, in 2012, she and her husband welcomed a baby girl, Zoey Nzilani Mwongela, born premature. Zoey lived for 63 days.
A GUIDE TO A HEALTHY HOUSE – HA...
Is the house healthy? Now you can prove it — room by room, on site, in minutes.
A Guide to a Healthy House in Kenya: The Companion Field Guide is the take-it-to-site handbook to Arch. Emmanuel S. Milikau's healthy-home framework. Where the main book explains why a home makes its occupants well or unwell, this field guide gives you the what and the how — in a format built for inspections, client walk-throughs, and design reviews.
Everything is organised around the Five Health Pillars — Air, Light, Water, Warmth, and Sound — plus dedicated sections on kitchens and bathrooms, vulnerable occupants (children, the elderly, pregnancy, and disability), and biophilia and mental health. Each section gives you:
• Quick-reference cards with the exact numbers, thresholds, and action levels • Inspection checklists for walking through a building • Score cards that turn a subjective impression into a defensible rating • Measurement logs for humidity, temperature, noise, and lux readings • Standards tables drawn from KEBS, WHO, the Kenya Building Code, and international best practice • Common-defects cards for spotting the problems you see most often
It closes with a Master Assessment Tool — a complete Healthy House Score Card that produces a single, percentage-based building rating — and a consolidated Standards Reference for fast regulatory checks.
Grounded entirely in Kenyan conditions — local climate zones, materials, construction methods, and real health risks from damp and mould to charcoal smoke and Rift Valley radon — this is the rare housing reference written for the East African context rather than imported wholesale from abroad.
Written for architects, builders and contractors, home inspectors, property managers, surveyors, public-health and housing officers — and any homeowner who wants to know, with confidence, whether their home is helping or harming the people inside it.
Carry it to every site visit. Use a pencil; reuse the forms. Make "healthy" something you can measure.
Arch. Emmanuel S. Milikau (B.Arch., M.Arch., MAAK(A), Reg. Arch.) is a registered Kenyan architect and principal of Emacs CAD Solutions Ltd, Nairobi.
Betrayal Of A Hero by Badru Mulisike
Betrayal of a Hero is a young adult historical fiction set against the backdrop of South Africa’s liberation struggle. It tells the story of Richard Sibaya, a courageous freedom fighter who helps secure his nation’s independence but gradually loses his own moral compass. In this gripping YA political drama, a grandfather recounts Richard’s life of bravery, love, betrayal, and hidden regrets to his grandchildren, revealing that true freedom is not only won on the battlefield but within the human soul. A haunting parable about leadership, sacrifice, and the high cost of glory.
Who Pulled the Trigger?
At the centre of this text is the question of "truth”. It tries to explore the dark machinery of a State where justice is a scripted performance and where survival depends on fear. The story follows a weary Judge presiding over Case77-B, who realises the man he must sentence is a mere pawn in a high-stakes game of political survival. While Generals Ayella and Alidu overturn the national media into a show to frame Defector Ka’yanga for a sophisticated murder, they leave a trail of broken lives in their wake—from the tortured activist Mr Short to a grieving mother who refuses to be comforted by State hymns. Through the cynical eyes of one, a fallen intellect seeking the truth at the bottom of a bottle, the play exposes the hollow "glory" of a corrupt regime. As the final curtain falls, it is clear that the real "trigger" is pulled by an entire system designed to protect the powerful at any cost.
The Language of Repression
"This is no collection of angry slogans. Godwin's poems are full of fury, yes - but it is a literary, considered, metaphor-rich fury. The poet's pen in his hand is not a crude weapon that simply fires at everything in sight. It is a sensitive seismograph - registering political tremors, social silences, and the emotional fractures of his time and place." Konrad Hirsch
A Nation in Mourning
This searing indictment offers a scathing critique of the systems of power in Uganda. It masterfully unmasks the dark underbelly of corruption, greed and selfishness that threaten to consume her. Through this poetry, light is shed on the intricate mechanisms of oppression, electoral integrity, succession, and leadership, revealing how those in power manipulate and exploit the vulnerable, perpetuating the spasms of inequality and injustice.
How to Write About Lawlessness in Uganda
Uganda has become a country where injustice is often ignored, excused, or hidden behind careful language. In this short but provocative book, Godwin Muwanguzi argues that writers have a responsibility to tell the truth as they see it, especially when that truth is uncomfortable.
Drawing from Uganda’s political realities and the tradition of African protest literature, he reflects on the role of the writer in times of fear, repression, and silence. More than a handbook, this is a challenge to those who believe that literature should remain neutral while ordinary people suffer.
A Nation of Chameleons, Crooks &...
Dar es Salaam Usiku by Ben R. Mtobwa
"Unafanya nini mpenzi?" Alifoka akimshika vizuri. "Umerukwa na akili?" Aliuliza. "Una nini?" Hakujibiwa. Badala yake alimwona Rukia akilainika mikononi mwake na kuanguka sakafuni alipolala...
Katika Dar es Salaam Usiku tunaona mapenzi na kupenda. Kuna mapenzi ya kupewa na kutoa bila kupenda na kuna kupenda bila kupewa. Je, ni yapi mapenzi ya kweli?