Publications

2014

Mboya, T. M., OtienoOdongo, T., & OtienoOdongo, T. (2014). Journey into Madness and Other Poems. (p. 154pp). Eldoret: Utafiti Foundation.

Kieti, D. M., Okello, M. M., & Wishitemi, B. E. (2014). Kenya’s Domestic Tourism: Motivation, Development and Trends. In In Rieucau, J. (ed). Beyond the safari. The third cycle of tourism revolution in Kenya.

Barsulai, J. (2014). Kenya's street children struggle to get accepted. Nairobi: Stand. Media Kenya.

Gakinya, B. N., Mburu, J. M., Othieno, C. J., Obondo, A. A., & Ndetei, D. M. (2014). Knowledge and Practice in the Management of Mental Patients at Mathari Hospital, Kenya in Relation to the Mental Health Act of 1989. International Journal of Research in Nursing, 1, 15–20.

"Takahashi, R. ", "Wilunda, C. ", "Magutah, K. ", "Thein, T. - L. ", "Shibuya, N. ", & "Siripanich, S. ". (2014). Knowledge, Attitude, and Practices Related to Dengue among Caretakers of Elementary School Children in Chanthaburi Province, Thailand. International Journal of TROPICAL DISEASE & Health, 4(2), 123-135.

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Campbell, B., Linzer, G., & Dufour, R. D. (2014). Lab Tests Online and consumer understanding of laboratory testing. Clinica Chimica Acta, 432, 162–165. Elsevier.

Ndalila, H. K. (2014). Language Education as A Catalyst in Documenting Local Languages: a case of the lubukusu noun phrase. Moi University.

Sang, J. K., Mutua, S., & Susan, J. K. (2014). The Learner Friendly School Approach in Kenya: An Examination of the Role of Guidance and Counseling in Secondary Schools. International journal of Innovation Education and Research, 2(8).

Musyoki, S., Mining, S., & Nyongesa, P. (2014). Level of CD8 T Lymphocytes Activation in HIV-Infected Pregnant Women: In the Context of CD38 and HLA-DR Activation Markers. Interdisciplinary perspectives on infectious diseases, 2014. Hindawi.

Nyongesa, P. (2014). Level of CD8 T lymphocytes activation in HIV-infected pregnant women: in the context of CD38 and HLA-DR activation markers. Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Infectious Diseases.

Musyoki, S., Mining, S., & Nyongesa, P. (2014). Level of CD8 T lymphocytes activation in HIV-infected pregnant women: in the context of CD38 and HLA-DR activation markers. Interdisciplinary perspectives on infectious diseases, 2014. Hindawi.

Kisembe, L. (2014). Lexical Phonology and Morphology of the Bukusu Verb. All Nations University Journal of Applied Thought, Ghana, 4(1), 25-43.

Mboya, T. M. (2014). Like Chicken. In I. A. Otieno, An Anthology of Short Stories and Poems from East Africa. (eBook., Vol. poem, p. 209-210). Sentia Publishing Company.

Sang, J. K., & Korir, S. J. (2014). Literacy as a Facilitator in Societal Development: An Examination of the Extent to which this statement holds true. Journal of Technology and Socio-Economic Development.

Mboya, M. T. (2014). Living off the Stony Farm: Address and Diasporic Consciousness in “Shamba la Mawe” by Awilo Mike. Eastern African Literary and Cultural Studies, 1, 167-177. Routledge. Website Abstract

This article reads diasporic consciousness in the song “Shamba la Mawe” by the Kenyan artiste, Awilo Mike. It takes as its entry point for the reading the fact that Peter, the speaker in the song's lyrics, a Kenyan migrant in Europe, addresses two groups of Kenyans separately and together. The first of the two groups lives in Kenya, the second lives in Europe. The notion that forms of address may reveal information about the person of the addressor is relied on to shepherd the scrutiny of Peter's linguistic reference to his collocutors and the languages he uses in addressing the collocutors into a decoding of his diasporic consciousness. The focus of the analysis is thus on the addressing individual, the speaker, who presents himself as belonging to the two groups that he addresses. Information relating to the career of Awilo Mike is mobilized to conflate the character Peter's utterance and the song “Shamba la Mawe”, which it is part of.

Obuchi, S. M. (2014). Maendeleo ya Kiswahili Nchini Kenya chini ya Katiba Mpya. MULIKA, Journal of Kiswahili Research. TATAKI.

Marete, I. K., Mutugi, M., Lagat, Z., bala, A. O., Simba, J., Mwangi, A., & Esamai, F. (2014). Malaria Parasitaemia among Febrile Children Infected with Human Immunodeficiency Virus in the Context of Prophylactic Cotrimoxazole as Standard of Care: A Cross-Sectional Survey in Western Kenya. East African medical journal, 91, 21–28. Kenya Medical Association.

Koech, R. K., Ondieki, H. O., & Tonui, J. K. (2014). Mathematical Modeling Of Solar Air Collector With A Trapezoidal Corrugated Absorber Plate. International Journal of Scientific & Technology Research.

Magugu, V. N. (2014). Mchango wa Tafsiri katika Uimarishaji wa Fasihi ya Afrika Mashariki. In Conference on Researching African Literatures. Pwani University, Kilifi.

Vreeman, R. C., Nyandiko, W. M., Liu, H., Tu, W., Scanlon, M. L., Slaven, J. E., Ayaya, S. O., et al. (2014). Measuring adherence to antiretroviral therapy in children and adolescents in western Kenya. Journal of the International AIDS Society, 17, 19227. Wiley Online Library.

Keino, S., Plasqui, G., & van den Borne, B. (2014). Measuring adiposity among women in Narok County, Kenya. The Double Burden of Malnutrition, 107.

Biwott, E., & Chebii, S. (2014). Media Coverage of Climate Change for Development.. Moi University 10th Annual International Conference.

Malakwen, B. K. (2014). Media initiatives and the promotion of peaceful coexistence among communities in Kenya. International Journal of Humanities and Social Science, 4, 101–111.

Malakwen, B. K. (2014). Media initiatives as information provider and society's watchdog on peace building in Kenya. New Media and Mass Communication, 27, 1–11.

Chebii, S. (2014). Menstruation and education: how a lack of sanitary towels reduces school attendance in Kenyan slums. BUWA, October, 27–31.

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