In a world ravaged by nuclear war, one boy's quest for justice could spark a revolution. Discover the gripping tale of Dino's fight against oppression in Motherless by Okurut Wyclef!
Get your copy on Amazon Kindle for just $5.99!
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Our founder Okurut Wyclef spent Saturday at Kampala Writes LitFest 2026.
He left with fresh clarity, new connections, and renewed fire for the stories we publish.
These moments strengthen Oloec Books.
Grateful.
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He brought them half-eaten pizza and cake.
Baba only saw deceit.
One of the most intense scenes in Baba’s Children; when love and principle collide under one roof.
Full excerpt here:
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The drunk neighbour stood frozen before a one-metre sewage channel, staring like it could swallow him.
He was ten. He skipped across it and kept walking.
That was the world he knew; parents as superstars, children as extras, respect given simply because they were someone’s mum or dad.
It’s gone now.
They took it with them.
@muwado
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Part 2: Heavenly Quiet
He arrived at the wedding reception at 3 p.m. to find the gardens deathly silent. No music. No chatter. Just empty tents and an MC already looking lost.
What followed was a masterclass in awkward beginnings, late arrivals, repeated songs, and the quiet power of food, colleagues, and one genuine smile.
Sometimes the best part of a function isn’t how perfectly it runs… but who shows up and why. @muwado
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A casual invitation. A modest contribution. A dusty path that opens into unexpected stillness.
He almost didn’t go. Then the gardens reminded him why quiet still matters in a loud city. @muwado
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Proud moment captured!
Our founder, Okurut Wyclef, joined fellow participants for the Business Development Services (BDS) Support Program organized by Steadman Global Consulting under the African Writers Trust.
Heartfelt thanks to Steadman Global Consulting and the African Writers Trust for the opportunity.
Here’s to applying the knowledge gained and rising together.
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We are proud to announce that our founder and author, Okurut Wyclef, has successfully participated in the Business Development Services (BDS) Support Program organized by Steadman Global Consulting under the African Writers Trust.
#OloecBooks#OkurutWyclef#AfricanWritersTrust #SteadmanGlobal #AuthorDevelopment #CreativeEntrepreneurship #UgandanWriters #Publishing
Proud moment for Oloec Books!
Our founder, Okurut Wyclef, has successfully completed the Business Development Services (BDS) Support Program organized by Steadman Global Consulting under the African Writers Trust (24th–25th July 2026).
Building on the earlier Financial Literacy Training, this program provided practical tools for sustainable business growth.
Grateful for the opportunity and committed to continuous learning.
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“Echoes Among the Stones” by Okurut Wyclef on @Medium
An 11-year-old boy’s sacred encounter with faith, mortality, and the search for a life that truly matters. Haunting, introspective, and deeply moving.
🔗 Read it here: https://t.co/8FM31SlNsR
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An 8-year-old boy's nostalgic night ride with his uncle: gravel symphonies, sweet ice bars, and unforgettable male bonding. @Medium
https://t.co/rInoTRFZrH
'The Poverty Paradox: A Cycle of Scarcity' by Okurut Wyclef on @muwado - a powerful reflection on how repeated lack can wire a poverty mindset: loss of expectation, self-defeating habits, and a vicious cycle that crushes generations.
Distinguishes temporary scarcity from the soul-rotting nature of poverty, and champions mindfulness as essential armor against it. Deep, insightful, and necessary.
Must-read: https://t.co/KXzrhUNw2c
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📖 Just read 'Banal Living' by Okurut Wyclef on @muwado — a haunting short story about isolation, relentless nightmares, dark thoughts, and the quiet weight of everyday existence. A man on a hill, avoiding the world, finding fleeting peace only under the stars. Raw, introspective, and deeply human. @muwado
Highly recommend: https://t.co/0FvOxyE5KP
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14 young people. One circle. No pretense.
"The Circle of Healing" by Okurut Wyclef is a quietly powerful piece about group therapy, addiction recovery, and the courage it takes to ask for help.
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Read it on Muwado 👇
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