Dr. Kigundu Ndwiga, chaplain at Kenyatta University, his ministry for the last ten years has been to encourage people to excel in the grace of giving. He is a former Stewardship Director of East-Central Africa Division. Kigundu, a specialist in Ministerial Leadership, is passionate about teaching Discipleship, Family Life, and Spiritual Leadership. He is married to his best friend and confidante, Mary. God has blessed them with twins—Wangari and Njuhi

KERICH JONAH is a renowned motivational speaker, mentor, educator, and a writer. He writes from his experiences and the society around him. He believes that life is about how we approach and handle it.

Joseph Kang’ule M’Mwirichia, a teacher by profession, was born in 1943 at the height of the Second World War. He is a witness of the Mau Mau insurgency in Kenya, which impacted his life in many ways, especially the sufferings people underwent as the result of the revolt.

Joseph Onyango Okewa is a writer, teacher, and music composer. He is the head of the guidance and counseling department at Kapcheplanga Secondary School. He is also the proprietor of Echoes of Life Education whose focus is on ICT infusion, Life Victory and Financial Education.

John Abdub Wako is a holder of Bachelor’s degree in Maritime Management from Moi University, Eldoret, Kenya.

Jerusha Kananu Marete is a writer, drama and film enthusiast, and an English and literature teacher. She is a graduate from the University of Nairobi and is currently pursuing her masters in Literature at Kenyatta University.

JEDIDIAH FEMI OFERE is a gifted author, media producer, counsellor, and an inspirational speaker who is empowered to turn knowledge into life-transforming, success-yielding products and services. His purpose is to motivate others to explore potentials to lead a fulfilling life. He is also the Executive Director of Filip Consulting, a media and development communications firm that is headquartered in Nairobi, Kenya. He lives in Lagos, Nigeria.

Hillary Lisimba Ambani is an avid reader and writer. He studied Journalism and Mass Communication at the University of Nairobi. He has worked as a producer at Kenya Broadcasting Corporation and Flave Media in Tanzania. The Boy with Shoes is his first in a series of five books that revolve around the intricacies of what it means to be in a country that is always almost taking off but never does.