• Radio Exposure and Drivers of Electoral Participation among Women Voters under the New Devolved Political Structure in Kenya 

  Romanian Journal of Communication and Public Relations (Romanian Journal of Communication and Public Relations, 2021)

  Radio dominates the news media ecosystem in Kenya. However, little is known about the relationship between radio exposure and drivers of electoral participation in Kenya. This research thus examines the correlation between ...
• Silent peacemakers: grass-roots transitional justice and peacebuilding by women in Kenya’s North Rift conflicts 

  Susan Mbula Kilonzo (Journal of the British Academy, 2021)

  African Union’s Transitional Justice Policy (AUTJP) acknowledges that conflicts affect women and girls disproportionately. Implied in this is the need for transitional processes that take into account the gendered nature ...
• A confirmatory factor analysis of the career locus of control scale with secondary school students in Kenya 

  Migunde, Quinter (Elixir International Journal, 2021)

  This article presents the confirmatory factor analysis of the 20 item career locus of control scale with a sample of 370 secondary school students. The instrument consists of 4 subscales measuring Internality, Luck, ...
• Amending Social Concerns through Language Communication in Selected Songs 

  Janet Kemunto Omwancha, Dr. Jane Ombati, and Dr. Yakub Adams (International Journal of Innovative Science and Research Technology, 2020)

  The research analyzes the Ekegusii jazz band songs with specific reference to Bana Sungusia Jazz Band songs. Studies have been done on different songs focusing on different themes. The study determined how the language ...
• Relationship Between Personality Types and Career Choice Among Undergraduate Students of Maseno University, Kenya 

  Richard Juma Atela, John.O. Agak, Lucas Othuon (Journal of Education and Practice,, 2020)

  Training institutions in most parts of the world place high premium on those who excel in examinations based on scholastic intelligence. In Kenya, students are admitted into available undergraduate degree programmes in ...
• Organizational Characteristics that are Antecedents to Organizational Learning: A Case of Maseno University, Kenya 

  O Ochieng', P B Ojera ,J Wanjare, S J Ntongai, K I Naibei (AFRICAN JOURNALS ONLINE (AJOL), 2014)

  This paper sought to establish the existing Organizational characteristics that are antecedent to organizational learning in public Universities, a case of Maseno University, Kenya. The study adopted a survey design. The ...
• Gender, culture and entrepreneurship in Kenya 

  Esther N. Mungai, Madara Ogot (International Business Research, 2012)

  This study looked into how different cultural factors affect gender involvement in entrepreneurship in a multi-ethnic country, Kenya. A majority of previous similar studies have been done in Western, developed societies ...
• Scaffolded assistance in Kenyan secondary school classrooms :the case of Maseno University student teachers of English 

  Lugendo, Dorine June Munaba (Newcastle University, 2014)

  he thesis furthers understanding of sociocultural perspectives on teaching and learning by investigating the process of scaffolding in whole class interactions among pre-service teachers of English in the Kenyan secondary ...
• PROCEEDINS OF THE THIRD WORKSHOP ON SUSTAINABLE HORTICULTURAL PRODUCTION IN THE TROPICS 

  Abukutsa-Onyango, M.O., A.N. Muriithi, V.E. Anjichi, K. Ngamau and S.G. Agong (HAK, Kenya) A. Fricke, B. Hau and H. St¸tzel (Hannover, Germany) (Maseno University, 2003)

  Millenium development goals include reducing the proportion of people who suffer from hunger and poverty. To achieve this goal the horticultural sector cannot be left out and therefore can play an important part in ...
• The Adaptability of the Catholic Church’s Amani Mashinani Model in Kenya’s North Rift Conflicts 

  Susan Mbula Kilonzo, Kennedy Onkware (International Bulletin of Mission Research, 2021)

  This article explores the dynamics that inform the structure of the Catholic’s Church Amani Mashinani model for conflict resolution. We explore the adaptation of the model in the processes of dialogue, forgiveness, ...
• INTEREST AND SCIENCE PERFORMANCE AMONG SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS IN MIGORI COUNTY, KENYA: GENDER AS A MODERATOR 

  Polycarp O Gor, Lucas OA Othuon, Quinter A Migunde (Research and Analysis Journal, 2020)

  The purpose of this study was to establish the moderating role of gender in the influence of interest on science performance among secondary school students in Migori county. A sample of 327 Form Four students in Migori ...
• Sociodemographic Characteristics and Political Attitudes as Correlates of Women Voters’ Electoral Participation in Counties in Kenya 

  Thomas Ibrahim Okinda, Benson Oduor Ojwang, Charles Ongadi Nyambuga (Politikon: The IAPSS Journal of Political Science, 2020)

  This article examines sociodemographic characteristics and political attitudes predicting women voters’ participation in the 2013 general election in Kakamega County, Kenya. Survey data from 372 women voters were collected ...
• Women Voters’ Radio Exposure by Sociodemographics During the 2013 Kenya General Election Campaigns in Kakamega County: Implications for Policy and Broadcast Journalism 

  Thomas Ibrahim Okinda, Benson Oduor Ojwang, Charles Ongadi Nyambuga (African Journalism Studies, 2020)

  Sociodemographics shape audience exposure to radio. However, it remains unclear whether these sociodemographics correlate with women voters’ radio exposure during elections in Kenya. Grounded in political mobilization, ...
• Influence of radio on women voters’ political knowledge on the 2013 Kenyan general election 

  Thomas Ibrahim Okinda, Charles Ongandi Nyambuga, Benson Oduor Ojwang (Acta Universitatis Danubius. Communicatio, 2020)

  Prior research reveals a positive correlation between citizens’ radio exposure and political knowledge in Africa. However, little is known about the connection between women voters’ radio exposure and political knowledge ...
• Exposure and predictors of intention to use HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) among adolescent girls and young women: assessment of Jipende JiPrEP campaign in Kisumu, Kenya 

  Sarah Hawi Ngere, Dickens Omondi Aduda, Charles Ongadi Nyambuga, Patience Aoko Oduor, Hellen Aoko Awuoche, Maryanne Akoth Nyanjom, George Omondi Otieno (PAMJ-One Health, 2021)

  Introduction: Pre-exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP), an effective user-dependent HIV prevention method is especially viable for adolescent girls and young women (AGYW). Behavioral interventions designed to enhance uptake of and ...
• Accessibility of washrooms in bus terminals in Western Kenya to learners with physical disability 

  Onyango G. and Wagah G. Ochieng’ M. (Journal of Accessibility and Design for All, 2017)

  Learners with physical disability in the western part of Kenya frequently make use of bus terminals during in the trip to and from school. Special schools attended by learners with a physical disability are few in number ...
• Political influence on music performance in Kenya between 1963-2002 

  Kaskon W Mindoti, Hellen Agak (Council for Research in Music Education, School of Music, University of Illinois, 2004)

  This historical study attempts to relate how politics has influenced music performance education in Kenya between 1963 - 2002. The study is based on the historical period studied, Educational Syllabuses, Commission Reports, ...
• The cultural marriage music of the Abaluhya: Song text as a mode of discourse 

  Kaskon W Mindoti (Centering on African practice in musical arts education. Edited by M. Mans. Cape Town: African Minds, 2006)

  In this chapter, I discuss how the indigenous marriage music of the Abaluhya takes a special role in relaying messages to the bridal couple. Through song, performers acquire special licence to use some text, which in ...
• Verbal-Text as A Process of Compositional and Improvisational Elaboration in Bukusu Litungu Music 

  Abigael Nancy Masasabi (University of south africa, 2011)

  The Bukusu community is predominantly found in Bungoma district of Western Kenya. The Litungu is a word referring to a lyre among the Bukusu community. Music accompanied by this instrument is what is referred to as Litungu ...
• The substance of African Divine Church choral music 

  Abigael Nancy Masasabi (Cape Town: African Minds, 2006)

  Choral music in Africa could be classified asWestern“art”, African“art”or indigenous African choral music, which includes traditional“classical”, ethnic, religious and folk styles. All over Africa, indigenous choral ...

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