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Kikuyu Marriage and Rectification
Kikuyu Marriage & Rectification (Ũthoni wa Ũgĩkũyũ na Ũrũngi wa Icũrĩ) is not just a book—it is a cultural restoration. For generations, Kikuyu marriage was never a confusing or rigid ritual system, but a clear and structured social covenant that united families, safeguarded lineage, and affirmed harmony through shared understanding and consent. As observed by Louis Leakey in his study of the South Kikuyu before 1903, these institutions were coherent, purposeful, and deeply rooted in communal life.
Over time, however, colonial influence and missionary reinterpretations introduced distortions that diluted this once-consistent system. In many cases, colonizing Christianity dismissed indigenous practices wholesale, undermining cultural identity in ways that even contradicted the spirit of Acts of the Apostles 15:20, which called for restraint rather than cultural annihilation. What followed was confusion (where clarity once prevailed) leaving many questioning what truly defines an authentic Kikuyu marriage.
In this powerful Second Edition, Njuguna Mwangi moves beyond explanation and offers restoration. Drawing from indigenous knowledge, oral tradition, and the philosophical foundations of Kikuyu society, he reconstructs the authentic stages of marriage as they existed before colonial disruption. He explains the meaning behind each sitting, separates original practices from imposed distortions, and reveals a system grounded in simplicity, consensus, and communal legitimacy.
At the heart of this work is the Rectification Ceremony (Kũrũnga Icũrĩ na Gũcokia Rũĩ Mũkaro), a culturally grounded path for restoring what was overlooked. In Kikuyu tradition, marriage is not destroyed by interruption—it is restored through acknowledgment, reaffirming continuity, dignity, and truth.
Usiku Mmoja by Bahati Miti
Grief Journal.
Grief does not follow a straight line. It comes in waves—quiet some days, overwhelming on others. And it is not only found in loss through death, but also in the ending of friendships, missed opportunities, and the life we once imagined.
This grief journal was created to gently walk with you through those moments.
Inside, you will find thoughtfully curated prompts, reflective questions, and grounding quotes designed to help you name what you feel, sit with it, and slowly make sense of it. Whether you are navigating loss, confusion, anger, numbness, or longing, this journal offers you a safe, private space to process it all—without pressure or timelines.
There is no “right way” to grieve.
Only your way.
Ikumbi Ria Thingira wa Muthamaki
this book is purely talking about native kikuyu customs and traditions. up for grab to know more about our language and our heritage as well as our pride.
Mũthamaki Togno Togno: A Living Healer; A Living Oracle Mũthamaki, embody this ancestral bridge. My writing is ritual. My storytelling is divination. My dedication pages are libations poured for the unseen. I don't just connect with ancestors-I channel them, giving voice to silence and memory.
About the Author: Mũthamaki Togno is a revered elder, storyteller, and cultural visionary born to Kagũ of the Mwenda clan and Gathiori of the Gicerũ lineage.
Thingira na Müthamaki
Raised among proverbs, prayers, and the pulse of tradition, he grew into a seer, singer. apostle, and truth-teller - called to awaken the spirit of his people through language, laughter, and legacy. He is the founder of Thingira wa Mãthamaki, a sacred space for cultural truth, and the voice behind Togno FM, Gwitũ FM, and Mwaki wa Gikūyũ Radio. His work spans media houses including Utv, ATG FM, Coro FM, Gūkena FM, Gīkūyū TV, Sasa TV, Gĩchichio Ty and many more. As a master of ceremonies, columnist, comedian, and spiritual guide, Togno has spent decades weaving wisdom into every platform he touches. He is a father, a grandfather, a teacher, and a mirror of ancestral resilience. His mission is to restore the dignity of Gīkūyd language and culture, to heal through storytelling, and to inspire generations to walk boldly in their truth.
About Author
Mũthamaki Togno, is a celebrated Kenyan author, cultural activist, and literary visionary whose work bridges ancestral wisdom
with contemporary emotional truth. His writing is rooted in Kikuyu cosmology, oral tradition, and the sacred tension between silence and storytelling.
Togno’s body of work includes acclaimed titles such as, (Other Books by Mũthamaki Togno)
1. The Missing Wallet,
2. Ikũmbĩ rĩa Thingira wa Mũthamaki – Volume 1,
3. A Painful Kiss / A Kiss of Pain,
4. Roots Beneath Gĩkũyũ Community,
5. Lena Mũmbi – The Bright One,
6. Ndũĩ and the land
7. Whispers of joy
8. Rũthiomi rwa Maitũ,
9. Mũgathe Mũkora,
10. Ikũmbĩ rĩa Thingira wa Mũthamaki – Volume 2,
11. Ikũmbĩ rĩa Thingira wa Mũthamaki Volume 3
12 married to a devil, married wrongly
13 unapologetic marriage
14 unappreciated hero
15 Unlimited Errands
16 The Thief President
17 Kīnya Gīa Tha
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A faith-filled guide to awakening your true self and living with intention.
Through personal stories and practical wisdom, it inspires healing and growth.
It encourages embracing your uniqueness and finding courage to start anew.
Exploring family, life challenges, and resilience, it offers clarity and hope.
A path to restoration, purpose, and a meaningful, empowered life.
Who Are You Woman? By Lydiah Karimi
This book speaks to women who have carried pressure, responsibility, and expectation for so long that survival began to feel like identity.
It honors the strength of women, while also telling the truth: influence without healing can become destructive, and power without clarity can cost a woman her life from the inside out.
For this reason, these pages do not flatter—they call women back. Back to wholeness. Back to clarity. Back to the self that existed before fear, culture, and pain taught them to shrink and camouflage.
What many call “becoming” is, in truth, returning—returning to original design, returning to alignment with God’s intention.
By,
Lydiah Karimi
CENTS TO MILLIONS: Investment Strateg...
Wealth is not about luck—it’s about choices.
There is nothing new under the sun when it comes to investing and growing wealth—just timeless strategies that apply to all, regardless of status or position. What matters is how you apply them within your frame and leverage them to become more than you ever envisioned—whether as an individual, a family, a group, or even a community.
Laced with true stories that are eye-opening and life-transforming, this book shows that it doesn’t matter where you are starting: at empty, with a few cents, or already holding millions—the journey to wealth is still yours. And as your money and possessions grow, so too will your peace, purpose, and legacy.
The big question is: What is in your hands?
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Dealing with a modern woman can feel impossible for a man who still approaches relationships and family the traditional way. It can feel like trying to solve a puzzle you have no instructions for. Modern women have been taught they are equal to men and many approach relationships with competition instead of collaboration. They are told to push, to prove themselves, to take charge, and the old rules of coexisting as man and woman no longer seem to apply.
Most men have no idea how to handle it. They try what worked in the past and it fails. They stumble, they make mistakes, and they only realise what went wrong when it is too late.
This book shows what it really looks like to navigate modern relationships, romantic dynamics, and family life. It exposes the struggles, the misunderstandings, and the lessons most men learn far too late.
The Missing Corpse by Yasin Kakande
The president is dead. His son’s pretending he’s not.
And the corpse? Well, that’s missing.
WHEN THE CIA sniffs out whispers that an African general—who also happens to be the president’s darling son—may have murdered dear old dad and stashed the body like last week’s leftovers, they send in their best bloodhound: Agent Shawn Wayles. He’s good at two things—digging up dirt and getting shot at in places the U.S. swears it’s not involved.
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Trauma to Triumph: A Journey of Identity, Healing & Becoming
There are stories we survive…
And there are stories that transform us.
In Trauma to Triumph, Jane Ndungu takes you on a deeply personal and powerful journey through pain, identity struggles, and the process of becoming whole again.
This is not just a story about healing it is a call to rise.
Through raw experiences and spiritual insight, this book speaks to anyone who has:
Faced trauma, rejection, or loss
Struggled with identity and self-worth
Felt stuck between who they were and who they are meant to become
This book will help you:
Reclaim your identity
Break cycles that have held you back
Step into healing with purpose
Embrace the woman/man you are becoming
This is your reminder:
You are not what happened to you.
You are who you choose to become.
THE HIDDEN SYLLABUS BY OKISAI JUDY
This book takes readers back to their teen years in a Kenyan high school. It dissects the hidden struggles that students undergo from Form 1 to Form four.
Real-life strangers get to narrate the deepest stories that they experienced in high school. The book unravels the effects of various dynamics and systems on different students .
The book touches on bullying, corporal punishment, painful caining, sneaking out, love, early pregnancies, pedophiles, exams, and school systems.
The book is a story within a story that covers the Kenyan high-school system and some of the cruel rules that govern it.
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Jasmine In July by Daniel Oyugi
In a village where waiting becomes a way of life, one family must learn that love
Jasmine in July means more than just holding on. When Professor William leaves his wife Imani and infant daughter Pendo for a prestigious position in Ecuador, he promises it's
temporary—six months, maybe eight. But as weeks turn into months, the distance
between them grows wider than any ocean. Back home, young Imani raises their
daughter alone, clinging to hope and the jasmine plant her husband gave her before
he left. "Beautiful and strong, " he'd said, "blooming even in difficult soil. " But
jasmine isn't the only thing being tested. With each passing day, the temptation to
give up—or give in—grows stronger. Mr. Amani, the aging patriarch next door,
watches over them with the wisdom of a man who's lost his own family to distance
and dreams. His adopted son may be gone, but his other son— Boiboi, the unchosen
brother drowning in alcohol and resentment—is dangerously close to losing himself
entirely. When tragedy strikes the village, it becomes a catalyst for change. Choices
must be made. Redemption must be earned. And a family fractured by ambition
must decide if love is patient enough to survive absence, strong enough to forgive
failure, and stubborn enough to bloom again. JASMINE IN JULY is a deeply moving
exploration of what it means to be family—not by blood or law, but by the daily
choice to stay, to fight, and to keep blooming even when the soil is difficult