African Christian Authors – ACABA by CLC Kenya
Recognising, Celebrating & Promoting Quality in Christian Authorship in Africa
My name is Patrick Maina, and I live in Nairobi with my family. My first taste of creative writing came in school. I still remember the silence that swept across the classroom as our grammar teacher walked in. She wrote three options for our weekly composition on the blackboard: The…
I am Prof. Patrick Mncedisi Diniso, born in East London, South Africa. I am blessed to walk this life with my wife, Nokwanda Somzana Diniso, and together we are parents to four children: Loyiso, Vuyisa, Sivuyile, and Onako. Academically, I hold a PhD in Theology from the University of Fort…
Valerian Vanessa Nandujja is many things — a God-lover, a proud Ugandan, a chemist and analyst, a leader of young people, a creative mind, and a determined young businesswoman. One of her greatest fears is to live an unlived life, and by God’s grace, she’s committed to pouring herself fully…
I’m Victor Adimo — a certified fitness trainer, author, and orator. Married to one beautiful wife and father to a lively three-year-old boy, I serve full-time at Mamlaka Hill Chapel, where I lead a thriving wellness ministry that’s reshaping how we think about evangelism. Seven years ago, I pioneered Temple…
Maureen Muhoran is a Kenyan-born princess from Kisii, a county famous for its agricultural bounty, especially bananas—fondly called matoke. She attended primary school in her village before joining Koru Girls High School, where she sat for her Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education. After excelling in her studies, she joined Zetech…
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 Dr. Patience, Itai Hove, Growing up as a young girl in the remote rural area of Honde Valley in the eastern part of Zimbabwe, I never dreamt of becoming an author. I disliked reading but enjoyed listening to old African tales from my maternal grandmother, who raised…
My name is Oluoch Oketch. I am a Learning & development expert and public health professional with bias in research and monitoring and evaluation. Additionally, I am a leadership trainer, Certified Professional Mediator, Child Online Protection ambassador, a facilitator, and a mentor for boys. I also hold a certificate in…
I am Onkeme Letshwiti an author from Botswana and here is my story… I was not born with a silver spoon. My story begins not with the luxury of comfort, but with the humility of struggle. Growing up in Botswana, my early years were marked by challenges that forced me…
My name is Monica Mueni a born again Christian who got saved by the grace of God after having been born and raised by Roman Catholic parents. After I moved from the Roman Catholic Church to a pentecostal church I developed a passion for studying God’s word. Whenever I would…
