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Miracle Merchant by Wahome Mutahi and...
Apostle Paul Meshak Mpevu of the African Church of Modern Apostles is preacher per excellence. Crowds pack his crusades to receive divine guidance and healings that the apostle is famous for. Unknown to them, however, the Apostle has an uncanny craving for things worldly—money, influence, name it.
To achieve his ends he is in league with pretenders. extortionists, drug dealers and cartels of all descriptions. It takes the efforts of one Dhlakama, private investigator and former policeman, to unearth the mighty Apostle. But not before a number of lives have been lost and others rendered useless...
Wahome Mutahi and Wahome Karengo, well-known for their prolific journalistic and theatre exploits, join hands in this blockbuster that explores religious hypocrisy and indoctrination in the most penetrating and captivating of ways.
Luo Proverbs and Their Meanings by Ok...
Given the scarcity of dedicated researchers and competent authors on local languages, this work by Okumba Miruka (a renowned author and literary critic) and Jens Aagaard-Hansen (clinician and social anthropologist) is quite powerful and valuable.
They illustrate the fact that there is rich content out there within the indigenous languages that ought to be mined and turned into better use for the current generation and posterity.
At a time of cultural renewal like now and when technology brings challenges and opportunities, promoting local literature is a desirable undertaking that ought to be encouraged and supported.
It is not enough for the government, for example, to enact policies on use of local languages in schooling without corresponding support and promotion of the literature on the same.
This publication makes a major contribution towards the preservation and promotion of local literature and particularly what Prof Austin Bukenya called Orature.
Lieutenant General Daniel Opande In P...
Daniel Ishmael Opande is a retired Kenyan military officer, who rose to the rank of Lieutenant General in the Kenyan Army and has had an illustrious career which included service in leadership positions in various UN peacekeeping mission.
Lieutenant-General Opande, was Kenya's Vice-Chief of General Staff following which he took over as the Force Commander of the United Nations Mission in Liberia (UNMIL) in 2003. Since November 2000, he has served with distinction as Force Commander of the United Nations Mission in Sierra Leone (UNAMSIL).
General Opande served as Deputy Force Commander with the United Nations Transitional Assistance Group in Namibia (UNTAG) from 1989 to 1990. He represented Kenya in the Mozambican peace process as a facilitator and negotiator between the Mozambican National Resistance (RENAMO) and the Government of Mozambique from 1990 to 1993, and served as Chief Military Observer of the United Nations Observer Mission in Liberia (UNOMIL) from 1993 to 1995.
Lieutenant-General Opande is a graduate of Mons Officer Cadet School in Aldershot UK, where he was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in 1964. He has served as Commandant of the National Defence College, Kenya's highest military institution. General Opande is also a graduate of the British Army Staff College and the United States National Defense University.
Honey and Venom by Esther Mwalimu
Memoirs of the forgotten by Paul Njoroge
Beauty Under The Sky and Other Poems ...
Beauty under the sky And other poems
This is an easy to read pocket book. It contains 48 pieces of heartwarming poetry, beautifully written in rhymes and alliteration.
It's themes are reflective of the need to preach hope, possibilities and appreciation of life. The themes herein are embedded in four pillars. These are Love, Family, Nature and Life.
What do the readers say?
''The poems reveal the every beauty that God showcases to us, from the feelings, sceneries, events and attitudes of life. The diverse themes in the poems also makes the book interesting to read and covers literally any cycle of life. Short, precise, inspiring, touchy, deep, lovely are just a few words to describe the book. I keep on going back to the book. Thank you Jane'' Dickson so describes the book.
"The poetic flow of the book is easy to understand with a deeper meaning that makes it even more interesting to read anytime, anyday. Thank you Jane
.... looking forward to read more of your work,God bless you." Says Edward
"An interesting book of poems. The author touches on various aspects of society's stigmas and a person's life and emotions. A lot of effort has been put in and is a well recommended read. Thank you Jane" Jignesh Tailor reviews.
"The true definition of short, sweet and subtle. This book is a breath of fresh air for everyone going through life." Says Mark Denver
It is a beautiful experience turning every page.
The Harvest from the Desert by Ouma N...
𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐇𝐚𝐫𝐯𝐞𝐬𝐭 𝐟𝐫𝐨𝐦 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐃𝐞𝐬𝐞𝐫𝐭 describes an epic cultural journey of a family’s successive generations served in a perfect blend of devastating pain and enchanting joy. The novel is a classical African tale where virtues like hope and hard work reward a bounty, while vices like spite and malice lead characters to self-destruction.
Through the deliberate actions of the characters, the story invokes a plethora of timely social, political and moral debates.
The book gives a nostalgic view of the yore days of traditional African living as contradistinguished with changing perceptions of culture, polygamy, community, religion and governance in contemporary Africa.
Foundation Music Learners Grade 6
This is the fifth for the competency-based curriculum. The course book is intended for use by Grade 5 learners.
The keys features of the book include:
- Adequate coverage of the of the new curriculum concepts and skills, with a strong activity orientation
- Deliberate use of local songs that learners can easily identify with
- Clear easy-to-follow learning steps
- Attractive illustrations that will enhance the understanding and appreciation of the text
- A number of activities that reinforce the learning process.
The book comes with a separate comprehensive teacher's guide.
Foundation Music Learners Grade 5 by ...
Competency-based Curriculum Foundation Music Teacher's Guide for Grade 5
This teachers' guide has been written to be used by teachers of music for Grade Five. It is based on the new competency-based curriculum for primary schools. The book offers helpful suggestions on the teaching and learning of music. Among its key features are:
• Suggestions on how to infuse the core competencies and values in the learning activities
• a systematic guide on the activities content
• an account of the preparations for the teacher prior to the lesson
• sample scheme of work and lesson plan to assist the teacher achieve specified outcomes
• suggested learning activities and exercises as a guide to the teacher in shaping the learner's creativity
• illustrations, photographs and diagrams,
• suggestions on use of digital devices for digital literacy.
The book is comprehensive, easy to use, and emphasizes the use of affordable and locally available materials within the school environment.
Foundation Music Grade 4 by Florence ...
Foundation Music Learner's Book for Grade 4 This is the fourth book in the new series of Foundation Music written specifically for the competence-based curriculum. The coursebook is intended for use by Grade 4 learners.
Adequate coverage of the new curriculum concepts and skills, with a strong activity orientation. The deliberate use of local songs that learners can easily identify with. Clear, easy-to-follow learning steps. Attractive illustrations that will enhance the understanding and appreciation of the text. A number of activities that reinforce the learning process.
The book comes with a separate comprehensive teacher's guide.
Foundation Music Students Book 3 by G...
Foundation Music Students Book 3 is a comprehensive music book that covers the form 3 syllabus. Written by Gabriel Musungu, this book exhausts all the major areas in music that are tested in the form 3 course. With this book, you are confident that you won't miss anything that is tested in form 3 music
Utando Wa Ushairi by Derrick Masika
Guitar Book for Kids
Beginner Guitar Lessons by Daniel Mat...
Dead Manners: An Anthology of New Age...
DEAD MANNERS: An Anthology of New Age Poetry is a maiden Read Us Africa collection that features 50 poets(both budding and established) from 10 African countries.
The poets in this anthology lucidly sum up their emotions with brevity, simplicity, and earnestness, sailing the reader on a journey into Africa through the 10 explicit themes of love, morality, gender equality, identity, poverty, exploitation, justice, religion, education, and climate.
DAY 365 – Finding My Way In Eve...
I RAN EVERY DAY FOR A YEAR!
Read the story of how Muindi ran every day for 365 days. The year-long challenge helped him overcome depression and alcoholism, changed his life for the better and helped him build consistency and discipline in achieving his goals. He shares this and hopes to inspire you to build consistency and discipline in pursuing your goals.
Living your Purpose by Veronica Kanja
Living your Purpose is a best seller book that offers illuminating insights on how we can be conquerors of our lives and mindsets, to achieve success and purpose.
The book is a guide and companion towards encouraging people to be resilient despite the challenges of life in order to discover and fulfill their purpose on earth.
The book also focusses on sensitive issues happening in the world right now and how we can promote social justice and live peacefully with one another.
We are reminded not be afraid of challenges in life which may give us a purpose and greater results to live for.
It consistently and firmly focusses on key life changing pillars such as forgiveness, inner healing , faith and patience among others , which are needed for harmonious co-existence in the world that we live in presently.
We are encouraged to use our talents and abilities to make the world a better place to live in.
The Colour of The Sun by Achieng Opiyo
The Colour of the Sun is a delicate series of notes, it is through uncovering these notes that true human nature is revealed to the reader.
It is through the colour of the sun that Ensley sees freedom and realizes that love is not an end in itself but a beginning without end in sight, for her husband, Smith thought to be her soulmate has hidden intentions that take an unintended journey to the forest to be revealed.
She discovers something else, her life has been marked by loneliness and infatuations coiled as love. The Colour of the Sun is a story of love, lust, tears, crime and passion.
