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This interview-style book introduces Kiraitu Murungi as an often misunderstood yet easygoing politician. It traces his journey from childhood during independence to mode…
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Book Review – Who are the Top Billionaires in Africa? How You Can Use the problems in Africa as Your Greatest Opportunity by Vincent Ogutu
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Book Review – Holy Emotions: A Collection of Love Poems by Vincent De Paul captures the myriad emotions we always have, the nitty and gritty feelings of companionships a…
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A captivating memoir of Richard Kioko Kiundi. It traces his journey from childhood struggles to adult triumphs, offering an inspiring account of resilience, growth, and …
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Transformative book that reshapes personal growth and self-awareness. Its insights challenge habits, inspire gratitude, and empower readers to operate with renewed purpo…
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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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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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