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Unleashing God’s Fortunes in Ge...
Discover how God's purpose, wisdom, and blessings can shape the future of Gen Z and Gen Alpha.
This powerful book equips young people to overcome challenges, embrace their calling, and become leaders of faith and influence in today's world. A must-read for youth, parents, educators, and church leaders.
A Pot of Honey Stings (The Great Rift...
The First Beep: Majuu Was Never Waiti...
The First Beep: Majuu Was Never Waiting
Butwaa is learning to move through a world that does not always slow down for him.
From a Maasai village on the foot of Mount Kilimanjaro to crowded stations in London and unfamiliar places in Manchester, every sign, every instruction, and every journey becomes something to decode. With guidance from Lily, and later Kofi, he begins to understand that progress is not only about arriving, it is about learning how to move.
At school, a simple assignment about hobbies and the environment grows into something much bigger. Football becomes more than a game. Geography becomes more than maps. Life skills begin to take shape through questions that do not have simple answers.
As Butwaa steps into a new academy and new expectations, he discovers that learning is not only about intelligence or talent but about patience, observation, and the courage to keep asking questions.
The First Beep: Majuu Was Never Waiting is a coming-of-age story about adaptation, learning, and finding direction in unfamiliar spaces. It is about the quiet moments where understanding begins, and the spaces between instruction and independence.
I Dared to Wait – Reclaiming th...
I Dared to Wait: Reclaiming the Soul in the Season of Waiting is an inspiring Christian book that explores the deeper purpose of waiting. Through biblical wisdom and personal reflection, Grace Waweru reveals how seasons of waiting can become opportunities for healing, identity restoration, spiritual growth, and deeper intimacy with God. If you’re waiting for love, purpose, healing, or breakthrough, this book will help you discover that waiting is not a delay - it’s an invitation to transformation.
Free Food for Millionaires by Min Jin...
Casey Han's years at Princeton have given her a refined diction, an enviable golf handicap, a popular white boyfriend and a degree in economics. The elder daughter of working-class Korean immigrants, Casey inhabits a New York a world away from that of her parents. But she has no job, and a number of bad habits.
So when a chance encounter with an old friend lands her a new opportunity, she's determined to carve a space for herself in a glittering world of privilege, power, and wealth – but at what cost?
As Casey navigates an uneven course of small triumphs and spectacular failures, a clash of values and ambitions plays out against the colourful backdrop of New York society, its many shades and divides. Addictively readable, Min Jin Lee's bestselling debut Free Food for Millionaires exposes the intricate layers of a community clinging to its old ways in a city packed with haves and have-nots.
The Phantom Thief: The Phantom Thief ...
The African Genius by Basil Davidson
The African Genius presents the ideas, social systems, religions, moral values, arts, and metaphysics of a range of African peoples. Basil Davidson points toward the Africa that might emerge from an ancient civilization that was overlaid and battered by colonialism, then torn apart by the upheaval of colonialism’s dismantlement. Davidson disputes the notion that Africa gained under colonialism by entering the modern world. He sees, instead, an ancient order replaced by modern dysfunction. Davidson’s depiction of the sophisticated “native genius” that has carried Africans through centuries of change is vital to an understanding of modern Africa as well.
Insecurities of Expulsion: Afro-Asian...
She examines Afro-Asian entanglements in what she describes as transcontinental Uganda through the lenses of race, ethnicity, class, caste, religion, gender, and sexuality. Throughout, Hundle argues for stronger attention to knowledge production on global Afro-South Asian connections and the continued dynamics of community, citizenship, and identity on the African Continent as central to envisioning Black African self-determinism, racial reconciliation, and interracial pluralisms during shifting imperial, postcolonial, nationalist, and geopolitical times.
The Strategic Personal Assistant
The Strategic Personal Assistant is a practical guide that redefines the Personal Assistant role from administrative support to strategic leadership partnership. Through proven frameworks, real-world insights, and actionable strategies, Peter Abuya equips Personal Assistants, Executive Assistants, and support professionals with the tools to become indispensable drivers of organizational success
STRANDED: A JOURNEY FROM THE TREETS T...
STRANDED is a raw and motivational memoir chronicling David’s experience during the COVID-19 pandemic. While much of the world was confined within the safety of their homes, he found himself stranded on the streets an addict confronting a deepening internal darkness. His struggle, however, did not begin there. It traces back to the incomprehensible loss of his beloved mother to breast cancer, a turning point that set him on a path of pain, survival, and ultimately, recovery. This is a story of hitting rock bottom and choosing to rise again.
GLOW: A Christian’s Maturity St...
Sparks: A children’s Study of T...
The Empty Throne of Zindaland
What happens when the people’s voice is silenced by the weight of empty promises? The Empty Throne of Zindaland is a gripping play by Barasa Herbert that challenges learners to rethink the social contract. Readers follow a community’s journey from the euphoria of election day to the hard-won reality of democratic accountability. Perfect for classroom performance and critical analysis, this play is a powerful call to action for the leaders of tomorrow. Are you ready to take your seat in the republic?
The Quiet Things We Carry
The Quiet Things We Carry is a deeply reflective collection of thoughts, stories, and gentle reminders for anyone navigating life’s unseen burdens.
Through honest observations and heartfelt reflections, Cheche Caroline explores themes of healing, identity, resilience, love, loss, growth, and the silent struggles many people carry behind closed doors.
The book offers a safe space for readers to pause, reflect, and find comfort in knowing they are not alone in their experiences.
Written with warmth and authenticity, The Quiet Things We Carry speaks to those who have ever felt overwhelmed, uncertain, or weighed down by life’s expectations, while gently encouraging hope, self-compassion, and personal growth.
This is more than a book, it is a companion for quiet moments, a reminder that healing is not always loud, and that even the heaviest burdens become lighter when they are acknowledged.
Perfect for readers of inspirational, reflective, and personal growth literature.
The Entrepreneur’s Toolkit
Stop running a business. Start building an institution.
The Entrepreneur’s Toolkit is the essential guide for founders navigating the realities of the modern African economy. Moving beyond outdated startup advice, this book provides a high-level operational blueprint for scaling your venture with precision and resilience.
From mastering your financial health and cash flow to building a "digital-first" infrastructure and cultivating a high-performance ownership culture, Barasa Herbert breaks down the complexities of scaling into actionable, step-by-step systems.
The Loud Silence Between Us by Justic...
In the quiet spaces between tradition and truth, a young woman learns that silence, too, has a breaking point.
Na’ima’s story begins beneath the warm northern sun, where a chance encounter with Junaid, charming, patient, and tied to her family’s past, changes the course of her life. What starts as tender affection grows into a marriage layered with expectations, faith, and the unspoken weight of tradition.
As Na’ima balances her dream of becoming a nurse with her new life as a wife and mother, she begins to sense the cracks hidden beneath love’s surface. Behind closed doors, painful secrets unravel, and she is forced to confront the quiet violences that women are taught to endure.
Torn between loyalty and self-preservation, Na’ima must find her voice in a world that prefers her silent.
Set against the vibrant and complex landscape of Northern Nigeria, The Loud Silence Between Us is a haunting and hopeful story of resilience, womanhood, and the courage it takes to turn pain into purpose.
Instances of Exceptional Moments of H...
The Creative Africa Nexus (CANEX) is an initiative of the Africa Export Import Bank that is designed as a strategic programme designed to catalyse and support Africa's creative and cultural industries. CANEX is built to unlock the continent's vast creative potential by providing financing, infrastructure, and capacity‑building resources that help creatives scale their work and compete globally.
In 2024, CANEX launched the CANEX Book Factory, its literary arm, with the CANEX Creative Writing Workshop and the CANEX Prize for Publishing in Africa. This collection of stories is from the participants, drawn from all over the continent and Africa and its diaspora. Read to experience storytelling through African eyes. Read to experience the drive of these young writers. Read to know that you are amongst the first to read their stories. They will all be stars. You saw them first here. These are their names:
Audrey Obuobisa-Darko • Basma Jaheen • Benjamin Cyril Arthur • Denise Westfield • Eduardo Quive • Evelyn Gachuchu • H. B. Asari • Israel Campos • Jason Kooper • Jazz Sanchez • Keletso Thobega • Lucky Grace Isingizwe • Mercy Chipukunya • Mhembeuter Jeremiah Orhemba • Miora Rakotomalala • Nabunya Hadijah Sebunyah • Rigwell Addison Asiedu • Salma Elnour • Uzoma Ihejirika
The Challengers: The Disruptive Niger...
In the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, a group of young Nigerian entrepreneurs came together to form The VFD Group, a company that is poised to become a major player in Nigeria’s financial sector. The founders of this company, Nonso Okpala, Adeniyi Adenubi, Mobolaji Adewumi, Gbenga Omolokun, Azubike Emodi and others, recognised the need for a new kind of financial institution in Nigeria, one that was nimble, innovative, and responsive to the needs of a rapidly changing market. But that was not their only innovation: they decided to build this firm together.
The Challengers is about the personal stories of these founders. What makes their story different from that of the businesspeople of just a generation prior? How did this company not only survive having so many “owners” but thrive because of it? This, in an environment as individualistic as the Nigerian business space, was a previously-unheard-of occurrence. Eghosa Imasuen, author of Fine Boys, presents this tour de force of narrative nonfiction in a style uniquely his own.
Even if the Stars Should Fall: A Nove...
Mid 1950s. Northern Rhodesia.
Angie is devoted to Prophetess Alice Lenshina. She dreams of a country where women take their rightful place as leaders. A world where everyone is treated fairly.
Luka, her husband, fights for equality and justice in a segregated society. His love for Angie is rivalled only by her daughter’s. But the colony churns in turbulent times. A Federation between Rhodesia and Nyasaland has formed, and the African majority fear apartheid from the South will grip them. Forever.
Will Angie and Luka’s love survive the struggle?
Even if the Stars Should Fall is an intimate portrait of a family from an era since erased. A story about the triumph of love when caught in the crossfire of religion and politics, colonisation and freedom.
Love on the Dotted Line: A Novel by O...
Love on the Dotted Line is a romance and family drama that tells the story of an unlikely pair, Ada Okeke and Wande Badejo. Ada, a newly widowed mother of four boys living in Port Harcourt, needs to provide for her sons, but has nothing to her name. After a decade with her cruel late husband, she has sworn never to remarry.
Wande Badejo, a.k.a “The Beast”, has conquered the business world but is powerless in the face of his children’s needs, especially his sickly daughter. Desperate, he needs to make one more acquisition: a woman with a “mother’s heart”. Wande proposes a marriage contract to Ada that both solves their problems. At first, Ada refuses, but circumstances force her to take up the offer.
After a very rocky start, Wande and Ada decide to work together for the good of the now blended families. Falling in love isn’t part of the contract, but it happens. The family is torn apart by a secret that comes to light, but fate brings them together again and they find that love can show up in the most unexpected circumstances, changing everyone around them.