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This inspiring book, Sacked? So What! - Power of Hope and Action, explores resilience after job loss. It guides readers through practical steps, mindset shifts, and the …
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Samuel Olago Otieno’s Who Are You, African? confronts Africa’s deep-seated inferiority complex, exposing harmful stereotypes and excuses while offering practical solutio…
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United Nations Organisation (UN) often seems to fail even in the face of easy tasks, Rasna Warah reveals that this is by design and not accidental. In the Lord of Impuni…
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Onejikũ is an upcoming poet. Her 54-paged book is divided into two parts namely; Earth & Life and Spiritual/ Devotional.
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Jason Helmes reviews a powerful book that challenges modern approaches to children’s mental health. Despite abundant resources, anxiety and depression among kids are ris…
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Mysteries
This article examines U.S. military dominance and China’s strategic ambitions in the Indian Ocean, focusing on Diego Garcia’s pivotal role. It highlights geography, logi…
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John Perkins’ The New Confessions of an Economic Hit Man exposes modern empire-building through economic coercion, debt diplomacy, and global financial systems. It criti…
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Published in 2009, Dead Aid critiques Africa’s reliance on foreign aid, arguing it fuels poor governance. Dambisa Moyo proposes radical alternatives, urging internal rev…
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This book explores why nations prosper or struggle, emphasizing political and economic inclusivity. Using examples like Nogales, it argues that inclusive institutions dr…
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Gad Saad’s The Parasitic Mind explores how irrational ideologies spread like pathogens, eroding common sense and reason worldwide. Drawing parallels with Kenya’s challen…
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Stephen Osieyo’s book offers a concise yet captivating account of the Luo people of Kenya, tracing their spread from Sudan, Congo, Uganda, and Tanzania. It highlights cl…
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Life is like that, deal with it, start over again, many times over, Never give up. This is Vincent Ogutu's message to all.
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