Ulimwengu

The Library

Age-old wisdom on 3 shelves.

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Identity

Where we come from, and the histories thus far, told from our records.

Cover of Blackroots Science, Vol. 1, by Modimoncho: a black pharaoh's face, forward, in a gold-striped headdress with a cobra at the brow.

Blackroots Science

Modimoncho · 2 volumes

Black heritage is too often told from the Invader's point of view. Blackroots Science tells it from within: a body of work published between the late 2000s and 2012 by an Initiate of Tswana knowledge. It tells of the origins of existence as well as the nature of the present times, and sets out the means to improve your quality of life.

Character

Governing the self, in body and in conduct.

The Prophet

Kahlil Gibran

Kahlil Gibran's 28 prose poems on love, work, children, freedom and death.

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How to Eat to Live

Elijah Muhammad

Elijah Muhammad's unparalleled booklet on diet and health.

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Enterprise

Kenya's mSMEs employ 8 in 10 workers. They grow only as fast as the people who run and staff them learn.

KNBS, Economic Survey 2026: 18.1 million of 21.6 million recorded jobs, outside small-scale farming.

The Science of Getting Rich

Wallace D. Wattles · The Ulimwengu Edition

For hundreds of years, across our continent and the wider Black community, riches have been coveted by all. In 1910, Wallace D. Wattles made the short, practical case that getting rich is a science, and that it follows a certain way.

The Richest Man in Babylon

George S. Clason

George Clason's parables of earning, saving and growing money, told in ancient Babylon.

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