When a young man is gunned down in the streets of Nairobi, his grief-stricken father and sister bring his body back to their crumbling home in the Kenyan drylands

This is an extraordinary debut about children fighting for survival throughout the African continent

A true story about children who were abducted in northern Uganda

The book traces the chequered political history of Uganda from the attainment of independence in 1962 to the coup of the Okellos in 1985

Alain Mabanckou's tells the story of the life of a Congolese orphan named Moses

The book is set in 1960s Nigeria and follows the story of Ijeoma, a girl growing up in war-torn Nigeria who must come terms to term with her sexuality and the conflict this presents in society.

An autobiography about who the author is, where they have been, what they value, what they have done and where they are headed

A collection of contemporary art and photography

This book examines cases of multi-sensory individuals, looks at conventional marriages and spiritual partnerships and at traditional and spiritual psychology.

In this book, Friedan argues that post war America gave birth to the "feminine mystique." This mystique problem that has no name is the problem of the woman who returned home, took care of the house and children, but was still frustrated for not being able to fulfill herself.

Memoirs of Miria Matembe as an insider in Museveni's Government

Sometimes, what happens in exile doesn't stay in exile