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The History of the African Independen...
Self Transformation: Crawling the hei...
The Ideal Supervisor: Through the Len...
This book thoughtfully covers the wide array of competencies supervisors need to master. It addresses crucial aspects of supervision, such as building trust, effective communication, conflict resolution, and the nuances of leading diverse teams. It goes a step further by exploring the importance of emotional intelligence, ethical decision-making, and navigating organizational change. Each chapter serves as a stepping stone for supervisors to reflect on their current practices, enhance their leadership skills, and cultivate environments where both individuals and teams can thrive. Throughout this book, you’ll also find real-world examples and case studies that illustrate the practical application of the strategies discussed. These stories are not only insightful, they also serve as a testament to how supervisors—when equipped with the right tools—can positively impact their teams and the organization at large. What makes this book particularly valuable is its human resource perspective. By understanding the HR principles that underpin effective supervision, readers gain a more holistic view of their role, allowing them to make decisions that are not only operationally sound, but also aligned with the broader goals of organizational culture, employee well-being, and legal compliance.
It’s ok to be angry at God
If you believe in God, you must have felt angry at him at some point. Anger is felt because we had an expectation that wasn’t met or someone violated our boundaries.
Ephesians 4: 26-27 “Be angry, and do not sin”: do not let the sun go down on your wrath, nor give place to the devil”
Some people use this verse to preach “anger suppression” while it’s not healthy to stay angry, it’s important to learn how to express your anger so that your emotions grow and become healthy .
This book can help you achieve exactly this.
When you buy this book, 40% will go to small-scale farmers. Patricia Henry is a Nutritionist committed to promoting Agíkúyú indigenous cultural foods. She is committed to fixing Kenyan Food Security Systems.
Why should I marry I’m Happy si...
A lot of women rush to marriage because they believe it will “complete” them, make them “happy”, but does happiness come from marriage?
In this book, Patricia Henry introduces a new perspective on addressing women’s vulnerabilities that stem from cultural and religious belief systems.
Women are taught that their womanhood is as a result of a man’s presence, they are because they have a man. Patricia believes that this belief system has subjected women to emotional abuse and that a process of accepting the vulnerabilities created by society will liberate them and ultimately free their womanhood.
God intended your womanhood to walk in grace, responsibility and freedom.
When you buy this book 40% will go to small-scale farmers. Patricia Henry is a Nutritionist committed to promoting Agíkúyú indigenous cultural foods. She is working towards fixing Kenyan Food Security Systems.
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Theory of Structures – With Wor...
This textbook on Structural Analysis is suitable for all Civil Engineering, Building Construction, Architecture, and Quantity Survey students, in both Diploma and Degree level of education, who wish to gain an understanding on theory of structures. It will be especially helpful as a supplementary reading book and as a standard teaching material. The worked examples included at the end of every chapter contain standard exam-type problems that will enable the learner to know how to tackle typical problems in structural analysis. The book also contains clear, well-labeled diagrams that will assist the learner to paint a mental picture in order to relate what he or she is studying to real life examples. It is the hope, wish and prayer of the author that this book will be instrumental in providing a sound foundation for the learner as he or she furthers their education.
Leading with Depression by Asim Shah
"Leading with Depression" - Asim Shah
Vulnerable, Inspiring, and Emotive – A Journey of Leadership and Beyond
From aspiring entrepreneur to CEO of a major manufacturing company, Asim's path to success was anything but straightforward. Diagnosed with depression in his twenties, his ambitions of building a multi-national conglomerate took an unexpected turn.
Now, with accolades like twice being honored in Kenya's Top 40 Under 40 Men and holding two master’s degrees in engineering, Asim openly shares his transformative journey in "Leading with Depression." This compelling narrative delves into his experiences of confronting mental health challenges while striving to balance professional and personal responsibilities.
"Leading with Depression" is a timeless tale of pain, survival, and self-reinvention, filled with unexpected twists. Asim's story serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of continuous growth and embracing our imperfections. A must-read for anyone with aspirations towards leadership and beyond.
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.”
CULTURAL CLUB ADVENTURE – RAY&#...
Cultural Club Adventure
Ray is back, and this time, he's taking his cultural journey to the next level! After inspiring his school to start cultural clubs in Ray's Cultural Quest, Ray is thrilled to see his big idea come to life. With the help of his teachers, the cultural clubs are buzzing with excitement as students come together to celebrate their traditions.
Packed with fun, friendship, and a toe-tapping traditional song, this heart-warming sequel will delight young readers while teaching them the value of culture, teamwork, and respect for diversity.
Perfect for kids who love learning and parents who want to inspire a sense of community, Ray’s Cultural Club Adventure is a must-read for every bookshelf.
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HOW TO BUILD WEALTH AND SECURE YOUR F...
"There has been a huge gap when it comes to practical money lessons based on our unique, Kenya and African surroundings... Wading through the book I regretted not paying much attention to money and financial issues during my younger years. I very strongly recommend this book to younger generation and to everyone else who is keen in making sure that their money is prudently planned for, both for the present and for the progeny. " Professor George Odera Outa
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.
The Traveller: Crossing Borders and C...
Growing Up – GIRL The growing g...
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.
American Dreammare by Merceline Onyango
Killed at Sunset by Shadrack Andibo
Killed at Sunset is a sizzling story of Maureen, a young lawyer that rises to fight for the rights of young women in a male chauvinistic culture.
Her own life is a maze of hardship, betrayal, romance and conflict showing a woman's powerful strength in fighting injustice.
Will one young lawyer bring down the oppressive culture of her tribe, or will Marachi remain unbowed?
Scars of Matrimony: Broken, Yet Unbre...
31 Days of Healing: A Devotional Journey for Survivors of Domestic Violence offers a compassionate and empowering journey for survivors of domestic violence seeking peace, strength, and hope. This 31-day devotional provides daily reflections, prayers, and scriptures designed to support readers in reconnecting with their sense of self-worth, healing emotional wounds, and building resilience.