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Mystery Publishers Limited Unveils Kipepeo Readers: A Vibrant New Brand for Children’s and Young Readers’ Books

Media Centre, News & Updates, Press ReleaseMay 7, 202580Views0Likes0Comments
Mystery Publishers Limited, a leading Pan-African independent publisher of choice, is thrilled to announce the launch of Kipepeo Readers, an exciting new brand dedicated to children’s and young readers’ books. Named after the Swahili word for “butterfly,” Kipepeo Readers embodies transformation, growth, and the joy of discovery, aiming to captivate young minds with culturally rich…

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📢 Postponed | 2025 Afrika Redefined Indie Book Prize

Afrika Redefined Indie Book Prize, Awards/Prizes, Media Centre, News & Updates, Press ReleaseFebruary 19, 2025185Views0Likes0Comments
We regret to inform you that the Secretariat and the Advisory Board of the Afrika Redefined Indie Book Prize have decided to postpone the 2025 edition of the book prize due to insufficient number of submissions to ensure we maintain the high standards and competitive spirit that the prize represents.

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Medical Doctor-turned-author Dan Kairo Wins the 2024 Afrika Redefined Indie Book Prize

Afrika Redefined Indie Book Prize, Awards/Prizes, Book Events, Media Centre, News & Updates, Press ReleaseOctober 30, 2024367Views0Likes0Comments
Dan Kairo’s Sibiloi: The Genesis of Humanity? captivated the judges with its compelling storytelling and profound exploration of humanity’s origins. Set against the backdrop of Sibiloi National Park in Northern Kenya, the novel intertwines archaeology, mythology, and suspense, offering readers a unique and thought-provoking journey.

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PRESS RELEASE | Abolished – Public Voting as Part of Evaluation of Afrika Redefined Indie Book Prize

Awards/Prizes, Media Centre, News & Updates, Press ReleaseMay 1, 2024365Views0Likes0Comments
Previously, the shortlisted books were taken through a public voting system, which aimed to introduce the books and the authors to the public and different audiences; this contributed to ten per cent (10%) of the overall book evaluation criteria. However, this approach to evaluating shortlisted books conferred an unfair advantage to the authors with a…

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