Maasai Warrior to Statesman

Slave, Interpreter & Commissioner General

Richard Oduor Oduku

200 years ago, a 12-year-old boy from Ngindo in present-day Malawi was trapped by slave catchers, chained and forced on a four-month trek from the shores of Lake Malawi to Kilwa in Tanzania to be loaded on slave ships as cargo for the bustling slave markets of Zanzibar. The ship...

Board Games: Inside the African Boardroom

Dr. Martin Odour-Otieno

Everybody wants a board seat. Few understand what happens once they get one.Drawing on more than three decades of board service, Martin takes readers inside African boardrooms to explore the decisions, personalities and power struggles that shape entire institutions.

Blossoming Butterfly

Nyambura Nganga

This a collection of creative non-fiction stories that speaks to Kenyans. It reminds us of who we are. How to laugh, cry and grow as time passes on. It also reminds that we are not alone and we are sen and while at it, we laugh ,

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Missing My Mummy

Saiton Righa

As a Christian woman, my journey towards healing from  trauma is a testament to the power of reflection, faith, and divine guidance. In this poignant narrative, I unravel the tangled  threads of past wounds, drawing lessons from the Lord, therapy,  and personal int...

STUFF I'D TELL MY SISTER

Dr. Miriam Mutebi

Stuff I’d Tell My Sister:  On Sisterhood, Surgery & Breast Cancer by Dr. Miriam Mutebi, Surgical Oncologist. What if everything women were taught about their bodies was incomplete, or dangerously wrong? In Stuff I’d Tell My Sister, Dr. Miriam Mutebi, the first...