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75 Lessons in Governance by Stanley M...
75 Lessons in Governance – Insights from a Company Secretary in Corporate Kenya offers a practical and reflective look into corporate governance and boardroom leadership within the Kenyan corporate environment. Drawing from more than two decades of experience in company secretarial practice, corporate law, and board advisory, the book explores how governance operates beyond policies and formal structures.
The book examines the power dynamics, tensions, decision-making processes, and ethical responsibilities that shape boardrooms and institutions. It highlights the importance of integrity, stewardship, compliance, accountability, and conscience in leadership and governance. Written from firsthand experience working with corporations, parastatals, family businesses, and governance boards, the book provides valuable lessons on corporate conduct, fiduciary responsibility, statutory compliance, and organizational leadership. It serves as an insightful guide for company secretaries, directors, professionals, policymakers, and anyone interested in understanding how governance succeeds or fails in practice. To pre-order, simply send the words “BOOKS ORDER” via WhatsApp Business to +254 718 388718. Limited early-access copies and launch offers will be available.
LIGHT IN THE MIDST by Grace Lasoi
Born First by Joel M Kariuki
You didn't choose to be the responsible one.
You just were.
And somewhere between holding everything together for everyone else, you forgot to ask whether anyone was holding anything for you.
BORN FIRST is a book about the psychology of the person who was never allowed to fall apart. The one who grew up too fast, performed competence before they understood it, and built a life so solid that everyone inside it feels safe, except you.
You are successful. You are capable. You are the call people make when things go wrong.
And you are exhausted in a way that a holiday cannot fix.
This book breaks down exactly why, the psychological wiring behind your sense of duty, why you struggle to receive, why intimacy feels like another responsibility, why you are the last person you take seriously, and why your relationships are quietly shaped by a role you never auditioned for.
It is not a self-help book. It is a diagnosis.
And more than that, it is a recalibration. A precise, honest guide to keeping your edge while finally, deliberately, putting yourself back in the picture.
If the title felt personal, that recognition you felt in your chest when you read it, that was not coincidence.
That was the book calling you by name.
Read it.
Diary of a Legal Practitioner – Crimi...
Diary of a Legal Practitioner – Criminal Law (Volume II) continues the exploration of criminal law through practical courtroom experiences and real-life legal narratives drawn from the Kenyan justice system. The book examines how criminal justice operates beyond legal theory, focusing on issues such as defective charges, unlawful searches, evidentiary gaps, judicial discretion, due process, and the limits of state power.
Through carefully presented case studies inspired by decisions of the High Court and Court of Appeal, the book explains why courts sometimes acquit accused persons or stop proceedings despite public expectation. It highlights the importance of fairness, legality, constitutional principles, and judicial independence in the administration of justice. Written for advocates, judicial officers, law students, policymakers, and interested readers, the book combines legal accuracy with accessible storytelling, offering insight into how criminal law affects both institutions and individual lives. It emphasizes that justice is best preserved when the rule of law, fairness, and disciplined legal reasoning remain at the center of the criminal process. To pre-order, simply send the words “BOOKS ORDER” via WhatsApp Business to +254 718 388718. Limited early-access copies and launch offers will be available.
Diary of a Legal Practitioner – Crimi...
Diary of a Legal Practitioner – Criminal Law offers a practical and insightful look into criminal law as experienced within Kenyan courtrooms. Drawing from decades of legal practice, the book presents narrative case studies inspired by decisions of the High Court and Court of Appeal, showing how justice is shaped through due process, judicial independence, fairness, and constitutional principles.
The book explores key issues in criminal practice, including unlawful searches, defective charges, evidentiary gaps, state power, individual liberty, and judicial discretion. Rather than focusing only on legal theory, it highlights the realities behind criminal proceedings and explains why courts sometimes acquit accused persons or halt proceedings despite public expectation.
Written for advocates, judicial officers, law students, policymakers, and general readers, the book transforms complex criminal cases into accessible and engaging narratives while preserving legal accuracy and analytical depth. It emphasizes that the strength of the justice system lies not only in outcomes, but in fairness, legality, and respect for the rule of law.
Diary of a Legal Practitioner – Famil...
Diary of a Legal Practitioner – Family Law (Volume II) continues the journey into the human side of family law, presenting real-life experiences shaped by the courtroom and the justice system. The book explores the emotional, social, and legal realities surrounding marriage, divorce, custody, parental responsibility, adoption, identity, and family disputes.
Rather than focusing only on legal principles, the book highlights the people behind every case — their struggles, pain, decisions, and search for justice. It reflects on how family law affects lives, relationships, and society, while emphasizing dignity, compassion, and humanity within the legal system.
Through storytelling drawn from legal practice and courtroom experiences, the book offers a deeper understanding of family conflicts and the lasting impact of judicial decisions on families and children.
Diary of a Legal Practitioner – Famil...
- Diary of a Legal Practitioner – Family Law is a book that explores family law through real human experiences rather than technical legal theory. The stories focus on issues such as love, marriage, divorce, custody, adoption, parental responsibility, identity, and family conflict.
The Just Incase Man by Kamau Karongo GN
GREBE PRINCIPLE By Dr. Kerosi Bosire
The 30 30 30 10 Money Rule
You work hard for your money.
The bills get paid, life goes on, and from the outside everything seems fine. But deep down, you know something needs to change.
No matter how much you earn, it never quite feels like enough.
Saving money feels difficult. Financial stress keeps returning. And somehow, the paycheck disappears faster than expected.
This book reveals the small financial habits and everyday money decisions that quietly keep people stuck living paycheck to paycheck and the simple money management system that can help change that.
With practical lessons drawn from real-world banking and financial experience, you will learn how to:
manage your salary and monthly expenses,
build consistent savings,
create better budgeting habits,
reduce financial stress,
and develop long-term financial stability.
You do not need to earn more money to start improving your finances.
You need a better system for managing and growing money you earn.
This book gives you a clear system in a simple language.
Small financial changes, done consistently, reshape how you handle money.
ONE STEP THROUGH THE FIRE
Brief Synopsis of *One Step Through the Fire*
*One Step Through the Fire* is a powerful and deeply human story about resilience, family responsibility, and the quiet courage required to confront life’s hardest challenges.
Set in the dry hills of Kitui, the story follows Mwendwa, a young man weighed down by poverty, his mother Mueni’s failing health, and the burden of keeping his younger brother Kyalo in school. Overwhelmed by fear and self-doubt, Mwendwa struggles to believe he is capable of changing his family’s circumstances.
Through the wisdom of his mother, the encouragement of Mwende, and the practical support of his friend Muli, Mwendwa learns that transformation does not begin with certainty or confidence. It begins with a single decision to move forward despite fear.
As Mwendwa steps into an unfamiliar job opportunity, he discovers that what he once saw as a consuming fire is actually a refining force—one that shapes him into a stronger, more capable man.
This inspiring story reminds readers that growth is often uncomfortable, progress is rarely perfect, and sometimes the bravest thing a person can do is take one step forward when everything inside them wants to retreat.
The Alphabets of Leadership By Fredri...
In this book, The Alphabets of Leadership – You will discover that leadership is not defined by titles, but by transformation. Every great leader begins with a single step—a choice to grow, to serve, and to lead with purpose. This book invites you on a journey through twenty-six timeless principles that shape effective, godly leadership. Each letter unfolds a key trait—accountability, boldness, discipline, wisdom, and more—anchored in Scripture and proven through practical experience. You will learn how to lead with clarity, humility, and conviction, drawing from the wisdom of God’s Word and the realities of today’s challenges. As Proverbs 4:7 declares, “Wisdom is the principal thing; therefore get wisdom.” And as Jesus taught, “Whoever wants to become great among you must be your servant.” (Mark 10:43) Prepare to grow, lead, and influence with purpose that outlives you.
Marketing Goods & Services by Jo...
Marketing Goods and Services introduces learners to the exciting world of marketing and communication. The book helps children understand how businesses attract customers, promote products, and build trust in the market. Using relatable examples and engaging illustrations, learners discover that successful marketing is not just about selling, but about understanding people and creating value.
Introduction to Entrepreneurship by J...
Introduction to Entrepreneurship takes learners on an exciting journey into the world of business, innovation, and problem-solving. The book introduces young readers to the mindset and qualities of successful entrepreneurs while showing them how simple ideas can be transformed into meaningful opportunities. Through engaging stories and practical examples, learners begin to see entrepreneurship as a tool for creativity and positive change.
How the Government Raises & Uses...
How Government Raises and Uses Money introduces learners to the important role money plays in running a country. Using simple explanations, relatable examples, and engaging illustrations, the book helps children understand where government money comes from, how it is managed, and why responsible use of public resources matters in everyday life. It transforms a complex topic into a fun and easy learning experience for young readers.
Your Money Guide by John Kamau
Your Money Guide is a practical and thought-provoking journey into the relationship between money, behavior, discipline, mindset, and intentional living. Money touches every part of our lives, yet very few people are ever taught how to truly think about money. This book challenges readers to move beyond survival, pressure, poor financial habits, and short-term thinking into a life of clarity, purpose, and generational wealth creation. Through relatable examples, practical lessons, and honest reflections, Your Money Guide helps you rethink your perspective on money, build healthier financial habits, make intentional decisions, and develop a long-term vision for financial freedom and lasting impact. If you are looking to transform the way you see, manage, and grow money, then this is your guide.
Swara magazine (April – June)20...
In this powerful issue of Swara, journey across East Africa’s most extraordinary landscapes—where wildlife, communities, and conservation collide in a race against time.
From pangolin protection in the Maasai Mara to the hidden biodiversity of Kenya’s Suguta Valley, this edition uncovers the stories shaping the future of conservation. Dive into the Indian Ocean to explore the mesmerizing partnerships between anemones and anemonefish, and discover how coastal communities are safeguarding the Shimoni–Vanga seascape, one of Kenya’s most important marine ecosystems.
Blending science, storytelling, and striking field insights, Swara connects you directly to the people and ecosystems at the frontlines of conservation.
Whether you’re passionate about wildlife, climate, travel, or sustainability, this issue offers a compelling, on-the-ground perspective from one of the most important ecological regions on Earth.
Read it. Experience it. Be part of the conservation story.
Seven Myths About Money: And the Trut...
What if everything you’ve been told about money is wrong?
Have you ever been told that cutting your spending is the key to financial freedom?
Or that only a fool would try to make money by picking stocks?
Or that buying your home is always a smart investment?
Most of us have heard these truisms from friends, from family, even from financial experts. They are held up as nuggets of timeless wisdom. There’s just one problem: none of them is true.
Over the last decade, the world of money has transformed – but the mainstream financial advice hasn’t caught up. The result: most of us are being fed money advice that will only take us further from our financial goals.
Here, a leading investor debunks seven of the most common misconceptions about money, and explains why the true path to wealth is dramatically different from what you’ve been told. Confounding and eminently practical, Seven Myths About Money sketches out a radically new route to financial freedom – one fit for the twenty-first century.
CROSS CROSSED: Hired for Slaughter
This is the first book in the CROSS CROSSED Series.
In a nuclear-capable country where leaders think they were untouchable, and that they are shielded by the constitution and state machinery from the bloody consequences of their actions, their lives wildly unravel when they realize that their downfall rests solely on a single young man, 21-year-old Victor Cross.
Cross, surviving as an orphan with a fractured childhood, gets his life set ablaze when a presidential motorcade runs them over on a motorbike, killing his embattled girlfriend and his estranged cousin on the spot. But being a regular 20-year-old student with no power, his loss gets treated by the state as a collateral damage. He lets it slide, but it's that event that sets the chain reaction of everything that's about to happen.
A year later, a powerful fugitive employer from the neighboring rival nation hires him only to sacrifice him for a blood money ritual. The sacrifices keep getting rejected, but with every rejection, he loses someone he loves, and this drives him to the very edge, where he meets Six, an ancient being who's been hiding in plain sight for centuries. The simmering evil of state-sponsored massacres have grown too massive that it forced him out into the limelight.
After months of state chaos from an active war with the rival nation over the murder of the nation's first lady, Cross path of flee collide with Six’s, where the mystery behind the death of his mother during his birth unravels, his reasons for constant blackouts when traumatized, his potential power, and where his most immediate enemy, the former ritualistic employer, stands in all of this.
With no one left to lose, and being surrounded by existential peers, with support from the suicidal opposition leader, and wielding immense power for unconscious violence, every single step towards bringing the ruthless president’s inherited regime down and saving the both his country from oppression and the neighboring country from constant threats of nuclear annihilation becomes a siren song sung in silence.