• Implications of Coronavirus (Covid-19) on the Stability of Luo Funeral Cultural Ceremonies in Kenya 

  Benard Okal, Yakub Adams, Jackline Okello & Benard Kodak* (2021)
• Preparing For The Next Pandemic: The Need To Re-Evaluate The NHIF 

  Shem Oganga (2021)
• Legal Professionals Perceptions of Court Interpreters Role as Language Rights Practitioners in Kenya 

  Odhiambo, Kenneth (International Journal of Research and Innovation in Social Science (IJRISS), 2020-08)

  The role of the court interpreter stirs controversies anytime it is mentioned especially in legal interpreting. This study sought to examine the perceptions of legal professionals towards court interpreters as language ...
• The Importance of Language Rights Issues in Court Interpreter Practice 

  Odhiambo, K. (MMU, 2016)

  This paper discusses the importance of language rights issues in court interpreter practice in Kenyan courts. It is argued that often the role of the interpreter is mainly to help maintain a smooth legal process ...
• Mofofonolojiya Nomino Katika Lahaja za Kimaasai 

  Meitamei, M. (2016)

  Lughaya Kimaasai ina lahaja 22 ambazo nomino zake zinatofautiana kimofolojia. Kazi hii inachunguza tofauti hizi na sababu zinazozisababisha. Nomino za lugha hii nialomofu au mseto wa alomofu zenye muundo unaolitegemea ...
• Women Elites and the Economic Challenges in National Development among the Maasai of Narok South Sub County, Kenya 

  Lemein, Z. (2016)

  This paper discusses the current state of elite women participation in political leadership in Kenya paying particular attention in ascendancy of women to political leadership in relation to their economic status. This ...
• Conceptualization of Contracting HIV is an Accident Metaphor in EkeGusii HIV and AIDS Discourse 

  Nyakoe, D; Adams, Y (2016)

  HIV is one of the challenges confronting the human race and Kenyans are not an exception to this fact. HIV is both a medical and social problem hence information communication is significant. Speech communities have invented ...
• Challenges Associated with Adults exhibiting Autistic Spectrum of Behavior Patterns in Uasin County, Kenya 

  Munyua, Jennifer, K; Njogu, Mary, W.; Disiye, Margaret A. (2014)

  This study examined the challenges associated with adults with autism spectrum of behavior patterns in Uasin County, Kenya. The researchers noted with concern that literature reviewed, media and advocacy groups concentrate ...
• Influence of Gender Status on Discourse Behavior of Men and Women 

  Oluoch, Elizabeth; Abaya, Ruth (2014)

  The focus of this paper is on the role of language as a powerful tool in representing and structuring the world. We will explore how language can help construct stereotypes identities and human relationships. Gender being ...
• Face Management and Politeness in Social Media: The Implication for a United Kenya 

  Tunde, Asiru Hameed (2015)

  The importance of social media, such as Facebook, in community development cannot be overemphasized. Novel ideas and new attitudes are constantly being imbibed by the teeming populace who log in on their various accounts ...
• Communicating University Social Responsibility by Kenyan Universities on the Web 

  Isalambo, Khadohi Bonface; Prof. Sewe, Tabitha (MMU, 2014)

  This study examines University Social Responsibility (USR) undertaken by Kenyan Public Universities with focus on the prominence, extent and style of communication on the Web. The study adopted a descriptive design.15 ...
• Exploring Interaction on the Web: Metadiscourse In Kenyan Journalism Blogs 

  Isalambo, Khadohi Bonface (MMU, 2014)

  This paper seeks to examine metadiscourse use for rhetorical purposes in weblogs of Kenyan media companies. The study adopted a descriptive design and undertook a weblog analysis with focus on four aspects: profile of ...
• Visual Rhetoric: A Pragma-Linguistic Analysis of Kenyan Political Editorial Cartoons in the Daily Nation Newspaper 

  Isalambo, Khadohi Bonface (MMU, 2014)

  This paper aims at analyzing rhetorical pragma-linguistic features used in political editorial cartoons of Kenyan newspapers in the portrayal of their political leaders and communication of political issues. The study ...
• Literature Gender and Ideology: Embu Women Reconstructing Their Identity in ‘Kamweretho’ Performance 

  Njeru, Faith Wambogo; Dr. Waliaula, Solomon (MMU, 2014)

  The paper will address the gender gap which is one of the many issues not appropriately dealt with by the myriad of sessional papers, commissions’ report and perennial researches. Some sections of the Kenyan women and ...
• A Comparative Study of the Cultural Dynamics through Iconography of Celebrities on Youth through Print Media among Maasai Mara University and Technical University of Kenya 

  Ombuya, Nancy Adagala; Murunga, Jaluo; Okumbe, Margaret (MMU, 2014)

  The facts surrounding the dynamism of culture can’t be over-emphasized, leave alone being enumerated. The mass media as an agent of socialization, coupled with the effects of globalization and the internet have either in ...
• An Evaluation of the ‘Weka Condom Mpangoni’ Television Advertisement and Its Cultural Implications in Kenya 

  Ombuya, Nancy Adagala; Mokaya, Davis (MMU, 2014)

  The purpose of this study was to explore the cultural implications of the ‘Weka Condom Mpangoni’ (i.e. factor in a condom in your illicit sexual behavior) Television Advert vis-avis what is considered morally right or wrong ...
• Linguistic Human Rights of Sign Language Deaf Users: Pitfalls In Integrating The Deaf In National Development 

  Mose, Norah (MMU, 2014)

  This article discusses the need the use of the sign language in Kenya for both the Deaf and non-deaf people. It specifically explores the use of Kenyan Sign Language (KSL) in the integration of the deaf in the society. ...
• The Role of Language in Socioeconomic Development: A Case of Kiswahili In Kenya 

  Dr. Ontieri, James (MMU, 2014)

  Language plays an important role in enhancing communication in the society. This is a vital component through which the society interacts while undertaking various activities that help to foster unity, development and ...
• Playing against Gender: Female Participation in Kenyan English-Premier-League-Electronic Football-Fandom 

  Dr. Waliaula, Solomon (MMU, 2014)

  One of the most recent trends of cultural development in Sub-Saharan Africa has been the growth of communities of fans of English Premier League football. The processes and impact of this popular cultural form have been ...
• Kiswahili Language and Media Technology in Kenya: Investigating the Language Security and Posterity 

  Dr. Ayodi, Nancy K; Dr. Waliaula, Solomon (MMU, 2014)

  This paper focuses on Kiswahili usage in electronic media with the underlying assumption that one of the major social functions of media is the facilitation of language learning and development, especially among the sections ...

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