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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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Be free by the renewal of your mind, Vincent Ogutu, continues to teach freedom. Motivation comes from belief, then little action. progress is never easy but achievable
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Catherine Njore introduces children to cartography through engaging books with maps, pictorials, and pullouts. Her work fosters spatial thinking, environmental awareness…
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Catherine Njore’s Mappy Maria: Plant Trees simplifies cartography for young readers while inspiring environmental conservation. Aimed at children under 15, the book uses…
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Silas Nyanchwani’s Birthday Break Up vividly portrays Nairobi’s complex city life, weaving tales of hustle, fake relationships, ambition, and unexpected twists. His stor…
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Rotten Apples by Oumah Otienoh is a witty, fast‑paced play exposing corruption in Nadabi’s literary scene. Sharp humour, scandal, and solidarity make it a refreshing sta…
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Book has a couple of short stories meant to open one's eyes to the goings-on in a big city. Engaging read. Alex Nderitu is an award winning author
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