Siaya Community Library

26/06/2024

26/06/2024

Taxation matters are at the heart of the current youth led demonstrations in Kenya. The book below is our recommended readers book of the week. Welcome to Siaya Community Library to read it.

26/06/2024

Welcome to Siaya Community Library and get to read some of these titles

14/06/2024

This is our readers book of the week. How women rise. It is said, women are the bane of any family and now the bane of whole societies. Come read this great book at @ Siaya Community Library. Your partner in books and knowledge inpartment

14/06/2024

14/06/2024

It is a common saying that money is the oil that soothes the soul. How true is this? Come find out about the truth only at Siaya Community Library when you lay your hands on this precious book. Welcome

06/06/2024

At Siaya Siaya Community Library we take pride in caring for your reading needs. Come sample some of the available titles. You are all welcome. We are located in Siaya town between Siaya Huduma center and the KNUT building

08/05/2024

This is our readers book of the week. Turning your obstacles into success. Come read it at Siaya Community Library. Your partner in books and knowledge inpartment

08/05/2024

06/05/2024

A new initiative that will definitely interest you. Siaya Book Club is a WhatsApp group for members and friends of Siaya Community Library aimed at promoting reading culture. Already, we have several members. We are soon providing you with the joining link. A family of readers together

06/05/2024

Be your own CEO, the book. A great volume by any standards. Come grab your copy at Siaya Community Library

20/04/2024

Margaret Ogola was a highly esteemed Kenyan author, pediatrician, and human rights advocate.

She was born in 1958 and passed away in 2011. Margaret Ogola is best known for her novel "The River and the Source," which won the Jomo Kenyatta Prize for Literature in 1995.

This novel traces the lives of several generations of Kenyan women, highlighting their strength, resilience, and the importance of family and tradition.

Aside from her literary accomplishments, Margaret Ogola was a dedicated medical doctor who worked tirelessly to address issues of healthcare and HIV/AIDS awareness in Kenya.

She also championed various social causes, including women's rights and children's welfare.

Margaret Ogola's writing continues to inspire many readers, and her contributions to both literature and healthcare have left a lasting impact on Kenyan society.

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