African Christian Authors – ACABA by CLC Kenya
Recognising, Celebrating & Promoting Quality in Christian Authorship in Africa
About the AuthorMy name is Erina Faith. I’m a child of God, working out my salvation with fear and trembling. I’m blessed with a wonderful family—married and a proud mother of two beautiful young adult daughters. Professionally, I serve in the banking sector, specifically in digital channels, where integrity, diligence,…
About the AuthorI’m Achieng Okoth, a dynamic business leader passionate about driving strategic growth and positive impact. My career has taken me across East Africa, South Africa, China, the Middle East, and now Canada. In 2022, I was recognized among Kenya’s Top 40 Under 40, and I serve as a…
About the Author Meet Munenyashaishe Hove Munenyashaishe Hove is a Zimbabwean-born, Botswana-based author, youth mentor, AI instructor, and prophetic thought leader whose life’s work sits at the intersection of technology, discipleship, and intergenerational healing. She is the author of Deborah’s Letters to Barak: 28 Conversations – A Young Man’s Rites…
My name is Gachery L, and I am deeply honored to be a nominee for the Award for Christian Authors. Soko Short Stories is my debut book, inspired by a desire to empower children and reconnect generations through the art of storytelling. Growing up in an analog world that quickly…
MY WRITING JOURNEY My name is Abraham Kimathi. It is John C. Maxwell who noted something about leadership and concluded that everything rises and falls with leadership. CLC serves as a pulpit to champion and uplift writers in Africa. Our director, Dr. Muthoni—whom I would call in my mother tongue…
MY WRITING JOURNEY Hello everyone, my name is Ernest Wamboye. I am a follower of Christ, a husband, a father, and a minister of the Gospel. I started writing in high school. I was an avid reader of books, especially novels. I wrote my first novel when I was 16.…
Hi everyone, I’m Enjema Ngende, a Cameroonian writer . I’m the author of Adventures of KOKO, my very first book, and the first in a series of three. This book was honestly forged under fire. It didn’t just come out of nowhere. I’ve always loved reading. I wouldn’t say I…
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…
