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Tough Luck by Christine Morikawa
If I Die by Father John Anthony Kaiser
Fortitude of the Heart
Success to Significance – Dr M...
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.
From Jomo to Uhuru, Rao’s Nine ...
BE HAPPY MY DAUGHTER: Provoked to hea...
Jane With a Capital J by Jane Gichohi
Before The Devil Wakes Up
THE PERFECT STORM by ATHANAS MBELE
A perfect read for Leaders, Entrepreneurs and anyone seeking triumph in a moment of hardship be it in life, work, business, sickness, strife, marriage or career. From the village of Taita to Triumph in the city. Mbele shares his moments of success, failure, and crisis through life, business, career and health crisis.
The book paints a powerful story of love and healing emerging out of rejection after being given away at a tender age to be raised by another mother, the author reconnects with his real mother who makes an ultimate selfless show of love as a kidney donor giving him another chance to live again.
With unwavering clarity, he candidly recounts not just the narrative of business failure but heart wrenching experience of losing a child at birth. His narrative not only acknowledges the depths of grief but also illuminates the resilient spirit with which they navigated through the shadows of sorrow.
Over Cultivated Minds: Stories of res...
Rich, relatable and memorable stories.
This book delves into the intimate experiences of families grappling with the challenges of mental health.il It unveils the raw realities of sons consumed by addiction, mothers haunted by sleepless nights, fathers grappling with feeling of loss,and siblings forever changed by the impact of mental illness.
It is a poignant reminder that amidst the struggles, there is strength, and within the darkness, there is hope. It's a journey of laughter, tears and ultimately resilience -offering a beacon of hope for those navigating various mental health conditions.
Epic musings of a farmers daughter by...
Tea girl to a banker,A journey of Fai...
Our Nine Year Odyssey with the Cancer...
In this book, Dr Machyo invites you, the reader to walk (and many times run) with him through a Nine-year odyssey with cancer in his family. The author narrates the shock, despair, hope and despair again when his wife, Norrie, is diagnosed with cancer.
The disease brings emotional pain and financial ruin. It dehumanizes the patient. It killed Norrie and left two little kids under the age of ten.
Follow the struggles of the Machyos as they seek for treatment in Kenya, South Africa and India. Follow the story of the devastation caused by Hodgkin's lymphoma and sarcoma on the family of the author. The family still has yet to come to terms with the ravages of this disease, even after it killed the mother of the family in June 2021. A true story.
Hop Skip and Jump by Scholar Akinyi &...
Hop Skip and Jump is a riveting tale that takes us through the lives of three adolescent neighbours caught up in the 2007/8 Post Elections Violence in Naivasha. The three accounts are a testament of how one major occurrence can be experienced differently. It is also a reminder that children, too, have a say when the history of a country is told.
Hop Skip and Jump by Scholar Akinyi
Hop Skip and Jump is a riveting tale that takes us through the lives of three adolescent neighbours caught up in the 2007/8 Post Elections Violence in Naivasha. The three accounts are a testament of how one major occurrence can be experienced differently. It is also a reminder that children, too, have a say when the history of a country is told.
Breaking The Silence by Ndaisi Schola...
Breaking the Silence" is a powerful memoir and comprehensive guide to understanding and overcoming domestic violence. It begins with the author's own harrowing journey as a victim, providing a deeply personal perspective on the challenges and triumphs of breaking free from abuse.
The book then delves into the various forms, causes, and types of domestic violence, offering insights into who the victims are and how to identify perpetrators. It provides practical strategies for dealing with domestic violence, including the importance of disclosure and seeking help.
"Breaking the Silence" also addresses the devastating impact of domestic violence on children and confronts common myths, contrasting them with the harsh realities faced by survivors. The book emphasizes the importance of reporting domestic violence and offers information on helplines and shelters, providing a lifeline for those seeking support and safety.
Through compelling narratives and informative insights,this book aims to empower individuals to break free from the cycle of silence and take steps towards healing and safety .
