Is there a chance that a democratically elected African President can steer his country that lies below the equator to be an ethically, non-corruptive, law-abiding place to live?Could he achieve a similar sort of headway that Singapore succeeded to attain? Will this president become threatened by his countless enemies and stripped of his resources to then go about his work in an honest and undisputed way?Will the plundering and corruption that has been Africa's trademark for centuries prevail?In this thought-provoking and intriguing novel, President Joshua Luombe Semba and his loyal team try to thwart an attack and prove precisely the opposite. Acting strongly and following his own belief and naivety, Semba goes through thick and thin - earning himself his nickname Tinga Tinga - the bulldozer.His wananchi's, the proud citizens of Tanzania, are baffled. Slowly but surely, they too fall under the spell of the vigour and intensity.How long will he hang on in there?Read the philosophical verging on a true story written by the anonymous world citizen Ajeka & Fox, who wish to protect their creative privacy. For the consequences remain uncertain in this somewhat grisly tropical neck of the woods."A chilling novel - sometimes more bloodthirsty than idyllic.""A revelation, the true dilemmas of darkest Africa revealed.""When do you get an opportunity to read about the inside stories of romantic African presidents?" Ajeka & Fox are pseudonyms of two writers of different nationalities - both sharing the same sense of adventure. As citizens of the world, they have gained a wealth of experience during their countless journeys around the globe. It is incredible how much one can learn from just a few casual exchanges.Now they have combined the ambitious scope of their work to publish the first page-turner in a trilogy about mysterious Tanzania and its complex societal dynamism. The result - a creation of a thought-provoking plot with intriguing characters. The assured writing style, how they build and sustain the palpable riveting and gripping tension throughout makes their story sure to captivate a broad audience.
SILENT NIGHTSTwenty years of Christmas in the new millenniumYuletide Poems 2001-2020
The Case of Friulian HamletStory occurred in London, on a 10th of August of the new millennium
MIRRORS AND WATERShort story for childrenOussama Safraoui
Having fled his home city of Liverpool and left with precious little time to escape his unpredictable father; Danny and his mother end up in a safe, rural corner of Shropshire. It seems to be yet another ''fresh start'', but little does Danny know just how different it will be this time around. This most recent of moves will either make or break him. Working hard to forge a different reputation for himself, Danny tries to get things right. However, a chance finding of a long-forgotten drum - coupled with an encounter with a ghost from a bygone era - lead to an extraordinary sequence of events, as Danny concludes his last year at primary school before moving on. He will need every ounce of positivity and resilience that he can draw on, as things look likely to unravel in spectacular style. Danny is tested to the limits by new acquaintances, as well as figures from his past returning to complicate matters further. With the clock ticking, he needs to quickly piece the jigsaw together and it''s not just Danny who needs everything to fall into place! There''s far more at stake than that... A story for ten to twelve years-old children which perfectly complements the transition between primary and secondary school. Steve Morris has spent the vast majority of his career - twenty-three years and counting - in primary education. From class teacher to headteacher, Steve has worked in a variety of primary schools across the north-west of England and Shropshire. He''s especially passionate about encouraging children to read and write, both for the sheer enjoyment of it and the escapism it can offer. Steve is married and has two teenage children. He enjoys nothing more than getting out regularly on his bike, exploring the beautiful Shropshire countryside. The Distant Beat is his debut novel.
"This work, however, is not about my beliefs. Nor is it just a metaphorical narrative about the existence of an entity with knowledge infinitely more sophisticated than human endeavour. The evidence presented proves to be the work of a very developed culture...
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