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Kenya: Paradise on Earth by Dr Ashraf...
The fear of the unknown at war with the burning need to see distant shores...
In the late 1800s, one man set out across an ocean in an ancient sailing vessel, determined to seek his family's fortune in a new land. What grew from his bravery and triumph is a family saga that spans several generations and countless homelands.
Paradise on Earth is the intricately woven story of a family that left its native province of Punjab in the then British India (presently in Pakistan) for the breathtaking shores of Kenya and the beauty of its hinterlands.
A tale of faith, family, and the entrepreneurial spirit is recorded here, along with awe-inspiring descriptions of the geography, its people, its history, and what it means to survive, adapt and thrive in a new land.
Written first as a memoir for the generations that came after, this story is equal parts genealogy, history, and travelogue, sure to delight anyone who craves adventure.
Who is a flight Attendant? The most c...
Jimnah Albert Muchene is a rare gem in Kenya's Aviation Industry. In this equally rare book. He gives invaluable inside knowledge of how the Aviation Industry should be run, pitfalls to avoid, and most importantly, what it takes to run a successful and profitable Airline.
Jimnah strongly believes that the success or failure of any Airline largely depends on two things: Good timekeeping and Excellent in-fight services offered by flight attendants. From his humble beginnings as ground personnel with Kenya Airways in 1978, he rose Albert reluctantly to become one of the most decorated flight attendants in Kenya Airways' history.
In a career span of nearly four decades, Jimnah retired with full honors from Kenya Airways in 2016. For three years; in 2011,2014 and 2015 he won the coveted Kenya Airways Best Flight Attendant Award of the Year, in a field of over 800 flight attendants. He has since continued to offer consultancy services to emerging Airlines and Aviation Colleges within the Eat African Region.
A pioneer African Pastor – Rev ...
Useful records particularly those of the churches are not likely to be found in the continent of Africa, where history actually took place, but are to be found in a library or in a remote village in the western countries.
An African Pastor is an attempt to reserve this trend so that such information can be found where history actually took place. This work by Ernest Wanyoike, is as an attempt by an African to write for the African about African history. For too long such records have been written by foreigners but today, we begin to find the trend being reversed.
The book is not concerned with religious life of the Pastor only, but a total involvement in the life of the people of the surrounding district. If the church is to be relevant, the Pastor will have to live and act within the society and as part of the same. Consequently, a total involvement in both religious and secular activities will be part and parcel of the ministry.
From a Dwarf by Grace Nyagah
- Grace's story is one of tragedy, pain disappointment and betrayal. As you read this tory and journey with her through her life you will notice that despite the storms and some damage to the ship she calls her life the anchor holds. God has and continues to hold her together. He indeed gives us beauty for ashes.
American Dreammare by Merceline Onyango
The Illusion Of Forever- Agatha Mwende
Untold Pain by Ingabire M. Claire
"Untold Pain" by Ingabire M. Claire is a deeply personal and transformative book published by DADYMINDS in 2024. The author shares her journey of healing from past traumas, reflecting on how early life challenges shaped her emotional and mental struggles. The book explores the impacts of unaddressed emotional wounds, the path to self-discovery, and the power of forgiveness and acceptance through candid narratives and practical advice.
Structured with a focus on overcoming negative thoughts, cultivating a healthier self-image, and navigating life beyond past injuries, the book invites readers to confront their inner struggles. It provides a compassionate guide to help readers rediscover their strength, foster self-love, and embrace a fulfilling life despite the scars of the past. It is a testament to resilience, self-compassion, and the belief that healing is possible.
AUDACITY AND SACRIFICE: My life and C...
Audacity and Sacrifice is an Autobiography of Judge Lee G. Muthoga, a distinguished Kenyan legal practitioner whose life is marked by resilience, determination, and a deep commitment to justice. From his humble rural beginnings in Kenya to his rise as a prominent figure in international law, Muthoga’s journey is one of overcoming adversity through smart work and unwavering dedication. The book chronicles his significant contributions to Kenya’s legal system, including his role in the development of the Black Bar, his advocacy for children’s rights, and his involvement in global justice efforts like the UN International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (UN-ICTR) and the UN Residual Mechanism for International Criminal Tribunals (UN-MICT).
Beyond his professional achievements, Audacity and Sacrifice also highlights Muthoga’s personal life, offering a window into his family commitments and the balancing act of maintaining personal connections amidst a high-powered career. The book is not only a testament to his accomplishments but also a source of inspiration, encouraging readers to pursue justice, equality, and meaningful change, no matter the obstacles. Through Muthoga’s story, readers are urged to live with audacity, sacrifice, and an unwavering commitment to the greater good.
THE OVERVIEW OF THE CIVIL WAR IN SOMA...
This book is about the civil war in Somalia. The crisis of the war destroyed the country and affected everybody. Thousands of people fled their homes. Some died while migrating either on land or sea.
It is good to remind ourselves what happened to avoid bloody conflicts in future generations. Every event in the world needs to be recorded to use it as a reference for future planning.
Tough Luck – Paperback
CHAINED by Esse Akida
Esse Akida is best known as Kenya’s first woman footballer to score in the Africa Women's Cup of Nations (AWCON). But behind the successful and gritty football persona, is a remarkable story of hard work, resilience and a never-say-die attitude.
In this brutally honest and inspirational memoir, Esse shares what it was like to grow up in an environment dictated by cultural beliefs, being the only girl in a family of boys and having to pursue football against the wishes of her parents.
She shares stories of sabotage. From simply not honouring a national team call-up due to Football Kenya Federation’s lack of plan and wanting to return home after being racially abused in Europe.
But Esse never gave up, even when it meant playing out of position as witnessed in her stint in Israel. She went on to become a top scorer in Greece, was named the best foreign footballer in that country and was recognized in her County, Kilifi, as the Heroine of the Year.
This engaging and insightful book welcomes the reader to the world of Esse Akida which hasn’t been shared with the public before.
Success to Significance – Dr M...
Cry The Beloved Children
In the shadow of cruelty and despair, the indomitable spirit of five siblings shines through in this gripping true story. ‘Cry The Beloved Children’ takes you on an unforgettable journey through the depths of their hardship, the power of their resilience, and most importantly, their determination to overcome their lingering challenges through faith in God.
MP’s Diary by Hon Eng Muriuki K...
Ripples in the Pool by Rebeka Njau
Close Call in Mogadishu By Mark Agutu
Wednesday, May 4, 2005 had all the hallmarks of a wonderful day. The sun was up by 6am, peeking cheerfully over the Indian Ocean in the horizon, its rays kicking up beautiful sparkles in the watery
expanse.
This was meant to be a memorable day. The day new Prime Minister Ali Gedi would, in person, address the Somali people in a rally at the
Mogadishu National Stadium.
He had arrived in the battle-scarred city a few days earlier. The purpose of this trip was clear. He was to assess suitability of Mogadishu as the possible seat of the Somalia Transitional Federal Government (TFG) led by President Abdullahi Yusuf Ahmed when it relocates home from Nairobi.
Gedi had spent the days following his arrival in energy-sapping whirlwind tours, meeting and negotiating with notorious warlords, determined to win heir backing for the new government.
When the rally finally got going under a relentless midday sun it quickly turned into a festival, a colourful jamboree. The stadium heaved and pulsated with excitement, song and dance
as the jubilant Somalis celebrated what they hoped was the arrival of a new dawn in their country, the dawn of peace and stability.
Then, as Gedi was addressing the multitude, an explosion ripped through the stadium, bringing the event to a shuddering stop. When the dust finally settled, many lay dead, dismembered by
the explosion, as scores of others writhed on the ground, fatally wounded. Gedi emerged unscathed and was whisked off to safety.