Benard Otieno

A Nation in Shadows: Cry of the forgotten (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

What happens when the cries of the innocent are swallowed by silence, and justice is buried beneath political dust?

In A Nation in Shadows: Cry of the Forgotten, Benard Otieno takes us on a searing journey through the heart of Kenya's democratic struggle-where young lives like Baby Pendo's are stolen in cold blood, and entire communities are fractured by violence, state brutality, and betrayal.

This book is not just a memoir-it is a mirror. It reflects the pain of a nation grieving in silence, the stories that never made the headlines, and the relentless hope of a people who still believe in justice, unity, and truth.

With firsthand testimonies, poetry, protest recollections, and raw emotion, Otieno's writing demands not just to be read, but to be heard.

A Nation in Shadows is a call to remember, to resist, and to rise.

Because silence is no longer an option.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Benard Otieno
• Erscheinungstermin: 16. Juni 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798231897605
• Artikelnr.: 74430586

Autorenporträt

Benard Otieno is a Kenyan writer, statistician, and social observer who channels the struggles of the voiceless into literature that stirs both the soul and the conscience. With a background in data analysis and human services, Benard uses both numbers and narratives to advocate for equity, justice, and human dignity.

His work is rooted in lived experiencegrowing up in a nation grappling with inequality, state violence, and broken promises. Through writing, he bridges the gap between protest and poetry, facts and feeling, pain and purpose.

A Nation in Shadows: Cry of the Forgotten is Benard's debut nonfiction booka fearless reflection on state brutality and a passionate call for remembrance, reform, and restoration. When he's not writing, Benard continues to work at the intersection of data, governance, and social justice in Nairobi.