Africa is a continent with millions of youngsters brimming with talent and energy. However, they face many challenges due to the overwhelming corruption throughout the entire continent. However, there are various successful examples appearing in different countries. If these models are implemented across the board in Africa, it is possible to move ahead with the rest of the world. Targeted Age Group:: 15+ What Inspired You to Write Your Book? Africa is a continent with millions of … [Read more...] about The Manual for Africans in the 21st Century by Bernard Asante
Amie African Adventure by Lucinda E Clarke
Amie African Adventure by Lucinda E Clarke Amie reluctantly agreed to accompany her new husband to go and live in Africa. Life was very different but she soon made friends and began to enjoy life. Then civil war broke out and she was left behind when the last plane evacuating the foreigners took off from the airport. Now, Amie was on her own, alone, and defenseless. To survive she sets out to walk to safety across the African savannah. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MhMEGM9apRM … [Read more...] about Amie African Adventure by Lucinda E Clarke
Interview with Author – fatima koise
About fatima koise: I am an Author, Speaker, blogger and a motivational speaker.A self-published author, of 16 children's books (Bella, an African Cinderella Story; Bellla and the pigmies; Rescued by an eagle, Moona and the frog, Rheena, the anaconda slayer, Nanya, the Dragon Slayer) and The Silent Wife. I am passionate about giving voice to the voiceless and the silenced souls through my writing. I love inspiring people to reach their full potential. What inspires you to … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – fatima koise
Flowers & Kittens: Dark, Weird Stories by Russell A Mebane
Flowers & Kittens: Dark, Weird Stories by Russell A Mebane WARNING! Scenes of graphic violence! Eight GREAT stories of speculative fiction. It's a quick read, but the ideas inside will fire your imagination. Dolls, fairies, and gods doing things that dolls, fairies and gods shouldn't do. Enjoy the weird random worlds in each story. … [Read more...] about Flowers & Kittens: Dark, Weird Stories by Russell A Mebane
Bargain Book: Congo Mission by Scott McPherson
Congo Mission begins in Dr. Jack Sharp’s younger days as a missionary in Congo in the 1980’s. As a Christian missionary Jack has stepped out beyond his comfort zone into an unfamiliar world desiring to do what he believes God wants of him. He is challenged by daily activities as he tries to learn the local language and culture surrounding him. Facing challenges in every aspect of life, from daily meals to life saving surgery, Jack’s skills, knowledge and faith are tested as he learns what … [Read more...] about Bargain Book: Congo Mission by Scott McPherson
Edge of the Desert by John Matthew Stritch
Life in the deserts of South West Africa is never easy for the lions. As the dry season drags on, game becomes so scarce the desert predators must search for alternative food. Man. For Johan running supplies to remote desert outposts is easy. That is until the lions come. Having tasted man they are insatiable. Things keep getting worse too. When fire hits Johan becomes separated from his team. Depending on Sani, a bushman, he sets off to find his people. Nearby Henry Scott searches for a … [Read more...] about Edge of the Desert by John Matthew Stritch
Interview with Author – Lucinda E Clarke
About Lucinda E Clarke: I've been a professional writer for over 30 years, scripting for both radio and television and had numerous articles published in several national magazines. I've also written mayoral speeches and advertisements and currently write a monthly column in a local publication here in Spain. I had my own newspaper column once, until the newspaper closed down, but it wasn't my fault honestly. I was lucky enough to win over 20 awards for scripting, directing, concept and … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Lucinda E Clarke
A Zoologist’s Stumblings In Africa: How to Habituate a Bonobo by John Matthew Stritch
“Staring back at me from the darkness was the dappled head of a leopard.” Enter Lui-Kotale in the Democratic Republic of Congo and meet some amazing primates, the bonobos. Get to know the least know great apes at a personal level as well as many other species and people. From bonobos in the day to leopards in the night being a bonobo habituator is far from dull. During nine months following a wild group of bonobo, meat eating, wading and urinating on researchers, were some of the many … [Read more...] about A Zoologist’s Stumblings In Africa: How to Habituate a Bonobo by John Matthew Stritch
Ojimbo and the Tembo by L.R. Claude
Ojimbo, a young man from a small tribe in southern Africa, lands a position as a guest speaker at an English university. Ojimbo's journey to become a man requires that he leave behind his homeland, his tribe, and everything he ever knew, to discover more of the world. Traveling on the strength of his spirit, the encouraging words of his mother, and his sense of honor, Ojimbo explores what the larger world has to offer. Through stories of his homeland, and having played among elephants, Ojimbo … [Read more...] about Ojimbo and the Tembo by L.R. Claude
The Blood Trilogy by Paul Zunckel
Blood Moon is a story set in Africa, a place where superstition and witchcraft runs deep, a place of beauty, but where death can lurk in the shadows. A land shrouded in mystery, with ancient beliefs simmering beneath the surface set on a collision course with modern western ideas. Blood Moon deals with how an innocent act unleashes a horror that walks the African night, under the full moon, and nothing is safe. Something that is set in motion by the utterance of a single curse, something … [Read more...] about The Blood Trilogy by Paul Zunckel
Interview with Author – Paul Zunckel
About Paul Zunckel: Paul Zunckel was born in 1957 in Zimbabwe, then known as Rhodesia. His family moved to South Africa in 1966, where he completed his schooling at Kingsway Senior High School in Amanzimtoti. He did his two years National service as an Ops Medic, wanting to follow his heart and study medicine, but life got in the way. He started to write full time in August 2014, and to date has self published four novels in the e-book format and is at present busy with his fifth one. He … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Paul Zunckel
Kumani: A New Home for Her Cubs by Winona Rasheed
Africa is full of wild animals and beast and in this fiction tale of animals in the wild; we find Kumani, the lioness trying to escape her wild habitat in search of a better place to raise her three cubs. Kumani is not your typical lioness because she hates hunting. She wants to live like a queen and be treated like a queen. She longs for a safe place to raise her cubs. With royalty on her mind and with her friend, Bantu the talking parrot, she sets out to find that special place. However, her … [Read more...] about Kumani: A New Home for Her Cubs by Winona Rasheed
