African Christian Authors – ACABA by CLC Kenya
Recognising, Celebrating & Promoting Quality in Christian Authorship in Africa
My name is Mark Douglas Walugembe, a Ugandan. I was born 42 years ago in Kampala city in a hospital called Nsambya Hospital. Growing up was not easy for me as I lost both of my parents when I was only 9 years old, in the same year. Before my…
My name is Dr. John Mbugua. In Africa, pastors serve in incredibly diverse and often difficult circumstances. Some receive small stipends—or nothing at all—yet they remain faithful to their calling. But along the way, important questions arise: Who pastors the pastors? Who do they confide in during personal struggles? Who…
I’m Salome Njau—a grief coach, investor, and founder of the African Woman Development Network (AWDN). Through retreats, conferences, and workshops, I support widows from all walks of life, drawing from my own journey of loss and healing. My advocacy for widow rights has been recognized by respected leaders and featured…
I’m Jane Wangeci, a poet and author based in Kenya. So far, I’ve published three books: Beauty Under the Sky and Other Poems — inspired by the power outside us: nature, family, love, and life. Where My Power Ends and Other Poems — inspired by the power within us: those…
My name is Jaclyn Theo Moses. I’m a young writer from Francistown, Botswana. I started writing when I was 9. In Standard 4, I met a teacher—Mr. Katlego Molebatsi—who saw something in me. He’s also a writer, and when he noticed my potential, he encouraged me to write a book.…
About Me Greetings! I’m Munashe Sibanda from Gweru, Zimbabwe. I wasn’t born a writer—compositions were never my strength in school—but I found my voice writing articles to solve community problems. I may not have perfect grammar, but I tell stories that engage and inspire. A Turning Point In 2022, after…
About Me My name is Margaret Chigunzi Kimaiyo. I’m a wife, a mother, and an active member of my community. For over two decades, I’ve dedicated my life to serving orphaned and vulnerable children—running Agape Hope Children Centre, an orphanage and community school that provides a safe haven and quality…
Mr. White My name is Rev. Dr. David Njeru Ezekiel, fondly known as Mr. White. Why Mr. White? In my mother tongue, the name Njeru means “white”—representing either the color or purity. The nickname was popularized by my youth peers, especially the drama team I acted with at church. As…
Family and Ministry My name is George Oyuga. I am married to one wife (a woman), and God has blessed us with a beautiful 14-year-old daughter and a handsome 12-year-old son. I currently serve the Lord as an Elder in the Advisory Committee at CITAM Thika Road. This role is…
The class suddenly fell silent, which could only mean one thing: the grammar teacher was about to enter the classroom. Within five seconds, that was confirmed as she walked past the windows along the front side of the class, then entered the door and began addressing us. “Here are three…
