Abstract: National symbols are very instrumental items for a country’s peace, unity and prosperity. The national symbol for instance the national anthem is always sung at the learning institutions and or during the country’s ...

This study examines the intertextuality in the plays of Kinjeketile (1969) by Ibrahim Hussein and Majira ya Utasa (2015) by Timothy Arege. Although the two plays have a great difference in the historical periods of their ...

Three European languages are used mainly as official national languages in Sub- Saharan Africa: French, English and Portuguese. Spanish is spoken and used as an official language in Equatorial Guinea only. The language ...

Radio is one of the mass media technologies that were readily absorbed in and adapted to the patterns of construction and integration of communities. Among non-elite Kenyans, radio was inserted into their performative ...

Global food security is likely to remain a disaster globally for many years if the world cannot formulate methods to control the situation. By the year 2016, an estimated 120,000 people in rural areas and 30,000 in urban ...

Digitisation has given rise to the introduction of animations as forms of communication which have in turn been incorporated in advertisements, that aim to persuade while entertaining. Although advertisements aim ...

The question of communicative competence has been at the heart of the language teaching studies since the 1970s. Indeed, the main objective of learning a foreign language is to acquire communicative competence. This is ...

The Maasai girl child is vulnerable to poor menstrual hygiene, teen pregnancies, early marriages, domestic violence and female genital mutilation (FGM). Schools had temporarily offered the girls a shelter towards ...

Currently, governments of most developing countries are aware of the need to foster development in local communities as well as nationally and have special programs to stimulate and help communities to improve their ...

Africa experiences significant levels of inter-ethnic conflict. These conflicts have caused loss of life and property, human displacement, cattle rustling and slow socio-economic growth. This study sought to investigate ...