Eeney Meeney Money & More JUST GOT BIGGER

Ready to take control of your financial future—without the
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Eeney Meeney Money & More JUST GOT BIGGER strips away the
jargon and complexity of traditional investing to show you how
to build wealth the smart, simple way.
Learn how to use interactive portfolio rebalancing to keep
investing straightforward, stay on track, and unlock the secrets
to earning sustainable passive income.
Whether you’re a beginner or looking to sharpen your financial
strategy and move your investments to the next level, this book
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100 African Folk Stories

100 African Folk Stories is a collection that depicts the various facets and events that characterise the African culture and way of life, presented in the various perspectives of at least 10 African communities. Your favourite folk stories are written in Ekegusii, Giriama, Kamba, Kikuyu, Kipsigis, Lisotso, Lumarachi, Luo, Maasai and Meru languages, with the English translation for each story in the collection carefully crafted to ensure that a platform for translation of these stories and lessons therefrom can hereafter be shared in as many additional languages as possible.

African education systems have been anchored upon the foundation of experiential and interactive content in the form of song, dance dramatization and folk stories. These have been structured to deliver selected lessons and convey desired messages, often couched in euphemism, humour and imagery. The wisdom of our ancestors has been shared and relayed from one generation to the next, and from one century to another orally, in the form of folk stories.

100 African Folk Stories is your ultimate fireside or travel companion and the ideal gift for all ages.  Originality of the stories has been maintained to ensure the integrity of the content for both the original language and the English translation.

This is a unique compilation by Tony Olang’, author of From the Cradle to the Cradle, Not Without My Water Pot, A Day at the Market, The Traveller, My Little – Big Animal Colouring Book, Eeney Meeney Money and More, The 8^th Day of the Week and What About my Data?

The Traveller

This is a story about James, who grew up in the African countryside who was driven by determination, perseverance, love, mastery, commitment and devotion to achieve his career goals.

A Day At The Market

This is a story set in the African countryside and is about a mother who is driven by love, devotion, diligence, determination, teamwork and entrepreneurship to provide a better future for her family.

Not without my water pot

Marriage according to Luo Customs

Marriage has been considered the most important
stage in the life of a Luo and has been a
springboard to many other stages and privileges for
a member of the community.
Not Without My Water Pot is an attempt at
providing a deeper understanding of why marriage
is accorded such reverence amongst the Luo.
This ground-breaking book explores the intricacies
of the Luo cultural marriage practices and shows
how every detail was carefully planned and
executed amidst community-wide celebrations.
Discover the traditions and beliefs that guide the
Luo on love and relationships, including how the
selection of a bride could make or break an entire
lineage.
Learn how Mikayi – the first wife and matriarch in
the home – was an institution unto herself, standing
as the point of reference on matters in the home.
This book is a must-read for anyone interested in
the diversity and richness of Luo culture. It serves
as a crucial reminder of the importance of
preserving cultural heritage and will be a key
reference for our future generations.

From The Cradle to the Cradle

A journey of African culture, story of the Luo Nation

In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth. Oloo and Aloo were guided to go forth and fill the world, giving rise to our diversity as brothers and sisters in the world today.

Many generations later. Jo Luwo Rech, better known as the people who follow fish, found themselves at Nam Lolwe – Lake Victoria, as the source of this abundant supply.

This book traces the historical journey of the Luo from the Garden of Eden to the land of Kush and describes the life of a member of the community from birth to rebirth in the circle of life.

Inspired by stories from the author’s grandmother, it is a representation of her answers to his many questions on the ways of his forefathers and enables the descendants of Kush to understand how they found themselves where they are and the ancestors they have in common with the Dinka, Maasai. Kalenjin, Samburu and Turkana.

Eeney Meeney Money & More

How to save and Invest 70% of your income

Eeeney Meeney Money and More will set you on a journey towards making
money while you sleep, creating a strong foundation for inter-generational
wealth, building an emergency fund, understanding the astounding effect of
compound interest and growing a portfolio that aligns with the objectives that
you have set to achieve in your life. This will enable you to create a balance
between short-term, mid-term and long-term investment strategies that
ensures you do not spread yourself too thin.
By embracing the principles and strategies outlined in this book, your money
will begin to work for you as you experience a mind-shift. Embark on this
journey and unlock the secrets to taking control of your personal finances. The
key to a brighter and more secure financial future is now in your hands.
Written by the author of From the Cradle to the Cradle, Not Without My Water
Pot, A Day at the Market, The Traveller, My Little – Big Animal Colouring
Book, 100 African Folk Stories, The 8th Day of the Week and What About my
Data?

My Little-Big Animal Colouring Book

This is an exciting journey through a list of animals that provides a lesson in colouring and co-ordination in addition to the names of the animals in 11 African languages.