Book Review: The New Confessions of an Economic Hit Man: How America Really Took Over the World by John Perkins
I actually read the first version of this book in 2014. I don’t know what the new one adds really. The new version, by the same author titled, The New Confessions of an Economic Hit Man: How America Really Took over the World, might be a redoing of what looked ugly in the first one. […]
Book Review: The Havoc of Choice by Wanjiru Koinange
Havoc of choice is a book written by Wanjiru Koinange, also the author of Africa Voices The book revolves around the choices that people make and later have consequences in their later lives, the consequences can either be positive or negative, depending on the outcome of the decision that was made by the bearer of […]
Book Review: The Big Conservation Lie by John Mbaria and Mordecai Ogada
By MUCHIRA GACHENGE of Nation Media Group Recently, there was a massive uproar on the internet in protest to an announcement by the Ministry of Tourism, which notified the public that British Supermodel, Naomi Campbell, had “…agreed to be Magical Kenya International Tourism Ambassador.” Many Kenyans wondered about the credentials that Ms Campbell has, which […]
BOOK REVIEW: Dead Aid by Dambisa Moyo
Am not into financial stuff, I like governance stuff and when I picked this book up after a lot of reflection, I thought I would find the later, shock on me. Dead Aid was published in 2009, and so most of its examples in terms of financial figures are outdated, however, its suggestions on moving […]
Book Review: Dance of the Monkeys by Ciku Kimeria
Reviewed by Bennet Owuonda, Chief Dance of the Monkeys, was Nuria Book of the month February read The story revolves around a pre-wedding party, where the engagement party turns deadly when Mwende, the bride to be is poisoned, and we have to see Wanjiru Mdaku come up with her investigative skills to hunt down the […]