• A morpho-phonological analysis of reduplication in Lukisa dialect 

  OYOKO, Amos Maina (Maseno University, 2022)

  Reduplication is a grammatical aspect that occurs in human language in which a whole linguistic constituent or part of it is repeated to form a new constituent. Reduplication can be both a morphological and phonological ...
• The role of community radio in the implementation of county development programs in Vihiga County, Kenya 

  Bongo, David Ngoseywi (Maseno University, 2022)

  The media is critical to the development process because it provides appropriate knowledge and effective communication tools necessary for influencing and modifying human attitudes and behavior. Media is a catalyst for ...
• An analysis of interpersonal communication in the editorial columns of Parents magazine 

  Bukhala, Ireneo Denis (Maseno University, 2022)

  Parents is a magazine that is published monthly in Kenya. It was launched in 1986 and presents content on life’s relevant issues such as love, marriage, health, finances among others. It has been on the market for over ...
• FUNCTIONAL LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS OF THE 2018 UHURU-RAILA HANDSHAKE DISCOURSE IN KENYA 

  ABADE, JUDE (Maseno University, 2022)

  In Kenya, the Uhuru-Raila handshake on 9th March, 2018 elicited diverse discourse. Both the print media and the populace were replete with the discourse on it. This particular handshake ostensibly surpassed the traditional ...
• Shamba system of forest management and economic change in Kodera, Homabay county, 1957-2012 

  ODIENY, Arthur Oyugi (Maseno university, 2022)

  Shamba system is a scientific management of forests whereby tree seedlings are planted together with food crops to help in tendering the seedlings for 3-5 years when the trees are considered mature. An avalanche of studies ...
• Uhakiki wa ubunilizi wa changamoto za ndoa katika riwaya teule za kiswahili kiuhusika na kiusimulizi 

  MBERESIA, Benard Tsimango (Maseno university, 2021)

  Ndoa ni asasi muhimu inayoiendeleza jamii na kudumisha uthabiti wake kupitia majukumu yake muhimu ya kuhakikisha wanajamii wapya wanazaliwa na kulelewa. Tafiti za kifasihi na za kisosholojia kuhusu ndoa zinaonyesha kuwa ...
• Role of women enterprise fund on improving food security of women in Karapul sub location, Siaya sub county, Kenya 

  MUHUMBWA, Euphrasia Agala (Maseno university, 2019)

  The microenterprise sector has emerged as a major strategy to address the issues of unemployment and poverty challenging most developing economies in the world. Women are the overwhelming majority of poor people and when ...
• The role of pastoral programs and activities in rehabilitating long-term Christian inmates in western Kenya counties 

  NYABERI, Leakey Mokua (Maseno university, 2021)

  About 75 % of those incarcerated in prisons globally are found to have committed crimes for the second, third or more times. Recent statistics show that prisons are full of former inmates who find reintegration back to the ...
• Umilisi wa lugha ya kifasihi miongoni mwa wanafunzi wa shule za upili katika kaunti ndogo ya Wareng’ 

  WAMBUA, Pauline Ndave (Maseno university, 2021)

  Umilisi wa lugha ya kifasihi kutokana na fasihi andishi ya Kiswahili ni uti wa mgongo kwa ufanisi wa mtihani wa Kiswahili. Wanafunzi wanapoanza kidato cha kwanza huwa wamepata alama nzuri katika mtihani wa Kiswahili. Mtaala ...
• The Theological reflection on the divine in the African Context: A Possible basis for Dialogue with Islam 

  NAMUKOA, Edward Wanyama (The University of the Orange Free State, 1998)

  The countries of Africa are experiencing important changes and development forms a major part of their political agenda. It is a period of economic awakening. This .Renaissance of Africa is impossible to achieve without ...
• Fertility dynamics and its relationship to child survival in Siaya District 

  ANG'AWA Okere Francis (University of Newcastle, 1990)

  Qualitative and quantitative data gathered in a survey of 340 women from Siaya in Kenya demonstrate that high fertility in the district is a rational response to the prevalent traditional socio-cultural system which puts ...
• Reading Literacy in relation to patterns of academic achievement in Kenya 

  AGAK, John Oduor (UMEA, 1995)

  How is reading literacy related to academic achievement among 14 year old students in Kenya? This was the main issue in focus for the present study. The lEA Reading Literacy Test was used for measuring reading literacy ...
• The emergence of Sheng in Nairobi: a Social-psychological perspective 

  ATTYANG Judith (University of Delhi, 2002)

  Language contact often results in the emergence of new varieties. In Kenya contact between various indigenous Kenyan languages, Kiswahili and English has resulted in the emergence of Shenq. Sheng, a compound of Swahili ...
• Gender spaces in Maragoli children's play poetry 

  BWONYA, Uside Jane (Maseno university, 2013)

  Children's play poetry exhibits gender spaces owing to the children's reactions to social, political and economic issues about their community. The gender spaces assigned to each gender also depict gender roles as well ...
• The nature, causes and participation in traditional Oathing. The case of the Akamba in Mwala parish, Machakos diocese- Kenya 

  REV. FR. KASOMO, WAMBUA Daniel (The Catholic University of Eastern Africa (C.U.E.A.), 2003)

  The prevalence of traditional oathing in Mwala Parish prompted the researcher to undertake the study. There are conflicts between the traditional oathing and Christianity. Some of the Akarnba see traditional oath as an ...
• Socio-cultural factors influencing the utilization of first-line Antibiotics in Manyatta 'a' sub-location, Kisumu city, Kenya 

  OKEYO, Allan Odhiambo (Maseno University, 2017)

  ABSTRACT The prevalence of self-medication with antibiotics in Kenya in 2009 was 58.2%, in Nyanza 68.5% and Kisumu 64.8%. Although antibiotics resistance is primarily a medical problem, factors influencing its spread ...
• Pragmatic interpretation of speaker meanings: a case study of Implicatures in Kenya television network's 'newsline' Programme 

  OCHUNG', Jane Awino (Maseno University, 2013)

  ABSTRACT This study investigated pragmatic mechanisms that underlie interpretation of speaker-intended meanings in KTN's, 'Newsline' program. As an agent of ideology television perpetuates the interests and values of ...
• The Depiction of Jesus Christ as an Epic Hero in The Gospel According to Matthew 

  OGONYA, Julie Everline (Maseno University, 2018)

  ABSTRACT In the past the Bible was studied as a purely religious text but now there is a revolution in its study. At the centre of this revolution is a growing awareness that the Bible is literature, taken that literature ...
• Linguistic effects of globalization: A case study of French for specific purposes (FSP) in Kenyan vocational schools 

  Mubalama Mulenda (Academic Journals, 2013-10-23)

  The study of French for Specific Purposes (FSP) is a topical subject in this era of globalization. Kenya requires people who can communicate in French in the various specialized areas. It has become crucial in Kenya to ...
• Perception of influence of the soap opera the legal wife on marriages in Kisumu city 

  MUMINA, Peninah Wanza (Maseno University, 2017)

  Television soap operas could have dominated and become the most popular genre in the local television networks despite the presence of other genres in the Kenyan media. It’s possible that the growing rate of broken marriage ...

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