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What Love Left Unfinished by Esther O...
Destroy that Debt – A D.I.Y Han...
Embracing Debt as a Catalyst for Financial Freedom
If you are not on track with getting out of debt, you need an action plan that will get you started right away. Paying back your debt little by little is better than doing nothing or just worrying about the problem and it will give you a sense of control. Moreover, it will start you on your way to financial security.
You can create a personalized debt management plan and be determined to stick with it until you settle all debts. However, it will take patience and only work if you commit to getting out of debt. This is a D.I.Y (Do it yourself) process where a Personal Finance Advisor will walk with you step by step as a guide/accountability partner through the steps.
THE GO GETTER PLANNER by Hannah Githu...
The Go-Getter Planner is your ultimate tool for achieving goals and maintaining a balanced, productive lifestyle. It offers a structured approach to planning, tracking, and reflecting on your journey to success.
This planner includes a habit tracker, monthly and weekly goals, a monthly money date, a vision board, short-term and long-term goals, weekly and monthly reviews, and a goal action plan, among many other things.
Weekly planner
The Weekly Planner offers a comprehensive week-at-a-glance view, helping you prioritize tasks, track habits, and remember important commitments. With daily sections and weekly reflections, this planner provides a full year of organization and productivity at your fingertips. The neutral design lends a professional touch to your office accessories.
President Advisor by Robert Mwangi
I present to you the instruments of our freedom. The rebuilding power bound in our Five Fingers. The liberty found in our Money Circles. The map with the channels of our escape. The precise bricks to erect the walls of our preservation from Dollar Altars. The potent cannon of our sure victory. Here in, PRESIDENT’S ADVISOR.
President Advisors warns Kenyans and indeed Africans on how the digital superhighway will kill our economies, how farming will be killed, how the UK and others plans on enslaving young Kenyans through indentured labor contracts in the name job creation abroad, how the banking sector is the source of the skyrocketing cost of living.
In brevity, the West and East is at high gear in their overt and clandestine efforts, programs and strategies to permanently capture our local market from Africans to themselves. We must stop the economic capture NOW!
Rivers of Love (Volume 4)
Rivers of Love Book (Volume 4) By Paul Brian holds poems 751 to 1,000 of the 1,000 poems of love. End your journey with an ode to love’s resilience and timeless beauty! This final volume celebrates the devotion of Sacrificial Love, the whirlwind passion of being Lost in Love, the serenity of Love in Nature, the bittersweet ache of Love and Loss, and the eternal strength of Enduring Love. These verses are the perfect conclusion to an unforgettable exploration of love’s infinite depths.
Rivers of Love (Volume 3)
Rivers of Love Book (Volume 3) By Paul Brian unveils poems 501 to 750 of the 1,000 poems of love. Rediscover the power of love to heal, renew, and surprise. This volume journeys through the beauty of Second Chances, the deep connection of Soulmates, the joy of Unexpected Love, the wisdom of Maturing Love, and the gentle embrace of Comforting Love. Let these poems ignite hope, inspire forgiveness, and remind you of love’s transformative magic.
Rivers of Love (Volume 2)
Rivers of Love Book (Volume 2) By Paul Brian showcases poems 251 to 500 of the 1,000 poems of love. Dive deeper into the heart’s most profound emotions! This volume explores the purity of Platonic Love, the empowering beauty of Self-Love, the warmth of Familial Love, the boundless grace of Unconditional Love, and the poignant sorrow of Lost Love. Every verse is a mirror to your soul, offering comfort, inspiration, and the magic of human connection.
Rivers of Love (Volume 1)
Rivers of Love Book (Volume 1) By Paul Brian embodies poems 1 to 250 of the 1,000 poems of love. Step into the magical beginnings of love’s journey! This volume sweeps you away with the spark of First Love, the bittersweet yearning of Unrequited Love, the forbidden thrill of Forbidden Love, the fiery blaze of Passionate Love, and the tender ache of Long Distance Love. These poems are a celebration of love’s innocence and intensity, perfect for rekindling cherished memories or sparking new ones.
My Journey Through Life by John Edwar...
My journey through life takes the reader through the author's tragedies, his sheer determination to suceed and achievements. The book captures near death experiences he encountered in his long career as a cop. He has deployed captivating anecdotes in narrating his eventful and sometimes demanding stint as a public servant.
Waembu in Africa Fathers Of Agikuyu b...
The Great Igbo Caste System: Drawing ...
For many years, Igbo people have had their traditions debated over, creating a misunderstanding of its cosmological foundation - particularly, it's class system, described by the British as 'caste system.'
After years at Oxford and Cambridge universities, as an academic visitor, Onyeka Nwelue has captured the igbo art and mythology in this ground breaking world, so well researched.
The African in Me by Chiro Martin
This book gives a new approach to African history or famously black history that you will find interesting to read. Throughout the years, the world has known of a poor and unpeaceful Africa but that is just but a fraction of Africa you need to know. Yes, Africa has been impoverished for years through colonialism and slavery but it has proven to be a strong continent. Its people have proven their wisdom, intelligence and resilience in the world.
I believe that the history of Africa is either hidden, erased, misinterpreted, or whitewashed. This has kept the people of Africa in the dark for a long time. It is what has prevented an awakening; for if someone knows of how great he can be then you cannot keep them under servitude. This book talks of a land that was inhabited by royal and intelligent people. People that gave birth to the world’s greatest civilizations. These are stories that most Africans do not know about, it is because they have never been told to them.
MIKAYI by Verah Omwocha
In her memoir, Mikayi, Verah Omwocha interrogates what it means to be a mother, a wife, a professional, a friend, and a citizen in a society whose needs are constantly changing. How do these roles coalesce to make a person? What makes a person a person? And what if that person is a woman? She asks questions, she seeks grace. She tells it as it is; raw, authentic, and thought-provoking.
She explores themes such as: motherhood, marriage, work-life balance, pursuing higher education, parenting, family life, womanhood, among others.
As one reader, Florence Nthamba, comments, “Verah gives the world a gift through her rawness, candidness and love for life. This is beautifully written.”
Missing My Mummy by Saiton Righa
A deeply moving memoir of resilience, Missing My Mummy follows Saiton Righa’s journey of growing up separated from her mother. Through faith, healing, and self-discovery, she explores the lasting impact of childhood trauma and offers hope to anyone seeking to overcome loss and find their own strength.
My Wandering Mind by Innocent Baluge
My Wandering Mind is a collection of reflections and musings from the author's twenties and life experiences, capturing the essence of pivotal moments, dreams, love and fears, particularly the fear of death. Originally written as personal notes, these entries have been compiled to offer an understanding of some of the challenges and aspirations faced during this transformative decade. Through insightful observations, the author invites readers to explore the universal experiences that shape our lives and to find meaning in the journey of self-discovery.