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A Criminal Made in Mbeere: The First Born who Failed
0KSh2,000.00A Criminal Made in Mbeere: The First Born who Failed is a candid account of John Ngari’s life in crime. Written with remorse while on death row, the author traces his journey from the beginnings that led to the many times he was imprisoned and the disastrous impact it had on his life. Often graphic, the book captures what typically goes wrong once a person has ‘tasted’ jail. For some, one could conclude that jail is a ‘college’ that hardens criminals.
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Beaten Odds: Footprints of Uncertainty, Resilience, Adventure and Triumph
0KSh1,000.00Beaten Odds brings to the fore the story of an ordinary man who, within his abilities and limitations, scaled the heights. Is Mabea one of our unsung heroes? Be the judge!
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Colour of the Skunk : A Policeman’s Diary in Apartheid South Africa
0KSh1,500.00Following the fall of the apartheid regime, the author went on to serve in Truth & Reconciliation Commission (TRC) that was chaired by the Reverend Desmond Tutu. Magadhla was the head of the Special Investigative Section of the commission.
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Facing the World from Gusii A Memoir
0KSh1,800.00A Memoir, is a personal account of growing up in Gusii, and specifically living along the common border between Abagusii and the Maasai. The author captures information and events as he saw them happen as an observer and participant. These include ethnic clashes with the Maasai, tracking stolen livestock, hunting and gathering expeditions, and activities of growing up with others in community spaces. Of interest is the community security group, termed chinkororo that was once proscribed by government.
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Inside the Presidency: The Trials & Tribulations of a Zambian Spin Doctor
0KSh1,500.00The book is a window into policy positions, international relations, government bureaucracy and political manoeuvers in high office. Several decisions, popular and unpopular, are laid bare as is their rationale and impact. It paints a picture of the fire-fighting between government positions and public perception and further shows the inter-play of all this with opposition parties and the press.
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Jesus’ Africa
0KSh2,500.00“Jesus’ Africa is a great transformational piece and amazingly spiritual. In a very honest and passionate manner, Pastor Patience Museveni Rwabwogo tells her personal encounter with God through the stages of life; and whether it is through the mundane routine of life or the major development challenges, it is a captivating story of a true worshipper! In addition to giving the reader a glimpse into the First Family, the intimate personal stories make the book very warm and relatable. The years of research and hard work distinguish every chapter. The book is a great addition to Africa’s anthology on theology, spirituality, history, politics, economics, and a very gratifying biography. It is a strong scholarly documentation of Africa’s divine mandate. It is a strong resource for national transformation and a must-read.” – Barbara Kaija, Editor-in-Chief, Vision Group.
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Undeterred: A Rural Boy’s Journey to the Pinnacle of Academia
0KSh1,500.00Prof. Akama grew up in a simple rural African setting in Kenya’s hinterland and was raised by a typical Kenyan peasant family with meagre resources and limited frills. He went through early childhood enculturation and basic education in rural Kenyan schools, characterized by limited educational resources, scant infrastructure, and minimal facilities.
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