Crossing Waiyaki Way: A True Story of Poverty, Prayer, and Politics in Kenya
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Crossing Waiyaki Way: A True Story of Poverty, Prayer, and Politics in Kenya

by Robin Okumu, Gordon Okumu

Politics memoir African history
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A memoir of poverty, faith, and politics along Nairobi’s Waiyaki Way, told from lived experience in Kenya.

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Crossing Waiyaki Way recounts the lived experience of growing up amid poverty in Nairobi, Kenya.

The narrative explores the role of prayer and community support in overcoming daily hardships.

Political developments along Waiyaki Way are presented as they intersect with personal and family life.

The account remains grounded in the authors’ direct observations and memories.

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