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When The City Children Came Home
When The City Children Came Home is an international novel, and an inscription of the African life methodology teaching on conquering development and technology with morality and discipline. It is an epic in writing by a Kenyan Novelist drcharleswanyonyi, and uses Nigerian Igbo literal styles in expressing African magic.
When the City Children Came Home is a deeply layered African socio-political epic set in the fictional village of Umuagu. The narrative begins with the return of “city children” - elite, westernized descendants of the soil - who come back from urban centers like Abuja and Lagos, bringing with them wealth, ambition, and corruption disguised as progress.
The Awakening of Ebukani: The 55th st...
What if everything you thought you knew about power, wealth, and freedom was only part of the story?
In a fictional African nation on the brink of transformation, The Awakening of Ebukani follows the journey of young leaders who dare to question the systems shaping their world; and choose to change them.
This is not just a story. It is an awakening.
Why readers can’t put this book down
✔️ It rewires how you see power
Move beyond politics as elections and titles. Discover the deeper systems that truly shape nations, and your place within them.
✔️ It transforms how you think about money and wealth
Challenge conventional ideas of success and uncover what real economic independence means for individuals and nations.
✔️ It builds a new kind of leadership mindset
Through the journeys of Dumi and Nerima, experience leadership as it truly is; difficult, demanding, and deeply purposeful.
✔️ It exposes hidden systems without preaching
See how influence, control, and narratives operate in the real world; through a gripping story, not a lecture.
✔️ It strengthens identity with clarity; not blind belief
Engage with Africa’s past, present, and future in a way that is thoughtful, honest, and empowering.
✔️ It challenges your assumptions
Prepare to question everything; from education to governance to the unseen forces shaping society.
A story that stays with you
Set in the rising nation of Ebukani, this powerful novel blends storytelling, philosophy, and political insight into a page-turning experience that is both entertaining and deeply thought-provoking.
By the final page, you won’t just have followed a story, you will see the world differently.
Perfect for readers who enjoy:
• African literature and political fiction
• Stories about leadership, power, and transformation
• Thought-provoking novels with real-world relevance
• Books that challenge conventional thinking
📘 Book Details
• Trim Size: 6 x 9 inches
• Length: 277 pages
• Format: Ideal for students, general readers, and intellectual audiences
This is more than a novel. It’s a shift in perspective.
If you’re ready to think differently, question deeply, and see clearly—
The Awakening of Ebukani is your next read.
WOMAN ON UNSHAKABLE DESTINY
This book is for every woman who feels pressed on every side, yet remains unbroken—still standing, still holding on, still trusting in God, and still connected to her purpose.
Based on 2 Corinthians 4:7–9. Woman of Unshakable Destiny is a reminder that we are vessels of God’s glory. Even in our weakness, we rise. In hardships, we endure. Though pressed, we are not crushed; though challenged, we are not defeated.
My prayer is that every woman who reads this book will embrace her unshakable destiny, stand firm in the truth, and encourage others in the same way.
Mtego wa Wema (The Kindness Trap) by ...
Guide for Moms healing from postpartu...
This little guide was created just for you, the mom who’s searching for light in the middle of hard days. Inside, you’ll find:
-Gentle explanations of what postpartum depression really is
-Simple, doable steps that can help you feel better.
-Ways to care for your body, mind, and heart.
-Ideas for building support and asking for help without guilt.
-Encouragement and reminders that healing is possible.
As life unfolds by Peter Mbui
This is an Autobioraphy of a businessman who started in Nakuru expanding to many cities and towns in Kenya and Tanzania. He remained a keen philanthropist through the Rotary organisation. He remained a life enthusiast visiting all continents, climbing mountains and hills as he remained a keen family man.
Speaking Without the Script: A Practi...
Master the art of thinking on your feet and command every room—even when you don't have a script.
In the Kenyan corporate world, your reputation isn't just built during polished PowerPoint presentations; it is defined in the unscripted moments. Whether it’s a sudden question from a board member, a tense staff baraza, or a high-stakes disciplinary hearing, how you respond under pressure determines your leadership credibility.
In Speaking Without the Script, veteran Human Resource leader Hillary Thomas Wandera (CHRP-K) draws on nearly 40 years of experience in Kenya’s public and private sectors to provide a definitive toolkit for spontaneous communication.
Why you need this book:
Most professionals spend years refining technical expertise but freeze when put on the spot. This book bridges that gap, moving you from a "performance mindset" to a "conversational mindset." You will learn how to regulate your nervous system, silence your inner critic, and deliver clear, authoritative responses in seconds.
Inside, you will discover:
The 3 Essential Frameworks: Master the "What – So What – Now What" and other structures to organize your thoughts instantly.
The "Dare to be Dull" Principle: Why simplicity often sounds more authoritative than complex jargon.
The "Yes, And" Mindset: How to turn perceived threats and challenging questions into opportunities for collaboration.
The 30-Day Professional Confidence Reset: A step-by-step plan to turn these techniques into permanent leadership habits.
Local Context: Real-world examples tailored for Kenyan managers, HR practitioners, and executives.
Stop fearing the unexpected question. Whether you are an emerging professional or a seasoned CEO, Speaking Without the Script is your guide to speaking with clarity, humility, and quiet authority.
About the Author:
Hillary Thomas Wandera is a senior HR professional and researcher based in Nairobi. With a career spanning organizations like KTDA and the Kenya Forest Service, he is a leading voice in people management and leadership communication in East Africa.
The Pooling Effect: Why Collective In...
The Pooling Effect challenges the myth of individual success and reveals the power of collective effort. Drawing from real-world experience and African systems like chamas and Ubuntu, the book shows how people can achieve greater results by working together through shared purpose, trust, and collaboration. It introduces the practical POOL Model to help individuals, groups, and organizations build sustainable success.
Building Leaders Who Deliver by Hilla...
Building Leaders Who Deliver reveals why most leadership efforts fail—not because of people, but because of broken systems. This practical guide introduces a systems-based approach to leadership development, helping organizations and individuals create environments where leaders consistently produce results. Through clear insights and actionable frameworks, the book shows how to close the gap between strategy and execution.
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How to Prosper in Employment
How to Prosper in Employment reimagines the workplace as a dynamic arena for wealth creation, personal development, and sustainable opportunities. Allan Bukusi shares practical insights on how to leverage your current job to build skills, invest wisely, and transition from frustration to purpose. It is an important manual for young professionals who want to use employment as a foundation for long-term prosperity
Seeking Sexual Freedom: African Rites...
In Seeking Sexual Freedom, Sekyiamah takes readers across the African continent, from Senegal to Tanzania and beyond, where she meets and trains with gurus, “witches”, and aunties whose job it is to guide girls through puberty rites and later through “marital training.” She discusses practices like beading and pulling, while highlighting the spiritual and gender-fluid nature of African traditional religions. With the “interruption” of colonialism, Sekyiamah explores why we have lost our way, how western patriarchal norms led to our warped ideals of beauty and shame, internalized racism, as well as to state and interpersonal violence. Sankofa, she explains, can help rid us of these obstacles that stand in the way of our sexual liberation. Using practical advice and prompts, Sekyiamah concludes this adventure by giving us the tools we need to establish a more joyful and free sexual practice of our own.