Books like Mukiwa - A White Boy in Africa by Peter Godwin

Bill Bryson humorously chronicles a two–person hike along the Appalachian Trail, mixing lively anecdotes with insightful looks at its history, ecology, and the people who live along the route.

A comprehensive chronicle of American history from colonization to the 1992 Los Angeles riots, viewed through a multicultural lens.

Redmond’s adventurous journey into uncharted territory of Borneo

Journeying through Nepal’s Dolpo highlands, Peter Matthiessen and biologist George Schaller track the elusive snow leopard while exploring Buddhist spirituality and Himalayan wilderness.

Mark Owens, a pioneering American zoologist, chronicles his decade of fieldwork in the Kalahari desert, blending rigorous animal study with vivid travel narrative.

The book consists of ten Chapters. Nine Chapters deal with the nine Communities of Isuochi treated in their order of seniority from the view points of: The Origin of the Community; Major and minor divinities located in each Community; The Osu caste system; Markets existing in each Community; Streams with their locations; Wars fought with neighbouring towns with basic causes and their results. The last but not the least, things which the peoples’ declared belief and custom regard as forbidden _ TABOO, treated in part one. Isuochi is treated from the general view, as it comprises nine Communities, meanwhile, the book consists of two parts. Chapter ten focused on the interview which Eze G.I. Ezekwesiri, The Ochi I of Isuochi granted the author. The research which started in 1981 and ended in 1990 covers almost all facets of Isuochi life including origin, morals, social and economic background. It has tried to touch on all the vital aspects of the life of the people of Isuochi. It is a painstaking research. This book is a ‘MUST-HAVE’ for everybody. It is interesting to read as it is useful for research and reference. ABOUT THE AUTHOR Godwin Chuks Onyeama, a Nigerian Theatre Arts graduate from Eastern Nigeria is a versatile person who writes for the media with his high-spirited Imagination. In 2009, he published a highly sought-after Poetic book entitled: ODE TO DORA: Poetic Eulogy - Prof. Nkem Dora Akunyili, An Epitome Of Women Ingenuity And Visibility In Public Office) ISBN: 978-8116-66-3 (Dora Nkem Akunyili was Nigeria’s former Director General of NAFDAC and current Minister of Information and Communication) Godwin’s poems, essays and commentaries were published, broadcast in print and electronics media houses in Africa, Europe and America. His Poem- “We Have A Culture” once won an International award for displaying an original perspective and unique creativity..... Judged to be the qualities found in exceptional poetry. Godwin is an indefatigable Author, Poet, Business man, Missionary and Researcher. “Journey To Cradle” is a new Anthology with other short stories under publication by the Poet. Contact Godwin on e-mail: [email protected] or poetgodwinchuks108 @yahoo.com

Een man beschrijft hoe hij vanaf de jaren zestig van de twintigste eeuw zijn land Rhodesië langzaam ziet veranderen in een voor hem onherkenbaar Zimbabwe. Na een verblijf in Engeland keert hij terug als journalist om de geschonden mensenrechten aan de kaak te stellen.

Lawrence Anthony, a South African wildlife conservationist, accepts a sanctuary for a herd of rogue elephants, risking his reserve to give the animals a second chance at life.

The book analyzes how Old World diseases, climate, and Canadian political policies contributed to the deaths and subjugation of thousands of Aboriginal peoples during the era of Sir John A. Macdonald’s expansion.

A compilation of first‑hand narratives that trace three decades of the U.S. civil rights movement, from the 1940s to the 1980s.

Kathleen DuVal places indigenous peoples at the center of early North American history, showing how Indians—not Europeans—shaped the relations along the Arkansas and Mississippi rivers during the colonial era.

A collection of women's oral testimonies from the Afghan War, detailing the conflict’s impact on families, daily life, and the rise of the Taliban.