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Development assistance in Kenya: an evaluation of German donor aid in post independent Kenya, 1963-2003

Mukilima, Joel I. (2022-02-08)

This study traces, analyses and accounts for German and Kenyan development bilateralism from 1963 to 2003. It highlights the origins, characteristics and development of Germany's development assistance programme to Kenya. ...
Lexico-pragmatic interpretation of conflict management in the 2013 Kenyan presidential campaign speeches in Tarakwa, Uasin Gishu, Kenya

Mose, Norah N. (2021-08-05)

Kenya’s elections have been marred with conflict since 1992, with Tarakwa being hit the most. However, in 2013, conflict was contained. While conflict management in 2013 was attributed to many factors, the role of language ...
Tafsiri katika ufundishaji na ujifunzaji wa Kiswahili kama lugha ya kigeni nchini Uganda

Ngesu, Sarah N. M. (2021-06-21)

Lengo kuu la utafiti huu lilikuwa kutathmini matumizi ya tafsiri na mikakati ya tafsiri katika ufundishaji na ujifunzaji wa Kiswahili kama lugha ya kigeni katika shule za sekondari nchini Uganda. Utafiti ulikuwa na malengo ...
Narrated histories in selected Kenyan novels, 1963-2013

Yenjela, Wafula (2017-12-15)

This thesis explores the novel‘s potential to interrogate, reimagine and reflect on the histories of nations, particularly the Kenyan nation. It engages with selected Kenyan novels written in both English and Kiswahili ...
The socio-cultural and economic factors that explain pre-marital sexual behavior among adolescents: case of Makadara division, Nairobi

Kioli, Felix N.

This study focuses on the socio-cultural and economic factors that explain premarital sexual behaviour among adolescents. Specifically, the study attempts to: 1. investigate the role of parents and other family members ...
A new lease of life: sexual and reproductive behaviour among PLWHA in the ART era in Nairobi slums

Wekesa, Eliud (2017-01-20)

The availability of antiretroviral treatment (ART) is enabling people living with HIV or AIDS (PLWHA) to reconsider their sexual and reproductive lives. The sexual and reproductive health (SRH) decisions that PLWHA make ...
The impact of the donor funded university staff training programmes: lessons from Kenyan laboratory technicians and lecturers

Metet, Joseph (2016-12-07)

This study is intended to investigate the impact of the donor funded university staff training programmes. It is exploratory and descriptive in nature, drawing its data from the experiences of technicians and lecturers ...
Sexual and reproductive issues in the contemporary Akamba of Machakos district, Kenya : implications for the management of childbearing and STD and HIV/AIDS

Maithya, Harrison M.
Listening competencies in English: a descriptive study of primary school teacher trainees in Kenya

Wangungu, Lydiah W. (2015-11-13)

This descriptive study sought to establish the listening competence in English of primary teacher trainees in Kenya. The study correlated the social variables of sex, age, performance in Mid- course examination, entry ...
Technology market and peasant society : a sociological analysis of Siaya district Kenya

Agaya, Benson M. O.; (2003-07)
A precolonial history of the Chuka of Mount Kenya c.1400-1908

Mwaniki, Henry S. K. (Ottawa : National Library of Canada, 1984)

The major theme of this thesis is the growth and development of the ethnic group and the ethnic awareness of the Chuka people of Mt. Kenya region. The thesis begins with the earliest recorded traditions, which have been ...
Hindu-Christian relations in post-independent Kenya: a case of Nairobi County

Moywaywa, Charles K. (2013-12)

This study on the Hindu-Christian relations in post-independent Kenya focused on factors that influence relations between Hindus and Christians as well as the nature and extent of inter-faith dialogue initiatives between ...
The influence of sheng and non-target structures on performance of Kiswahili composition: a case study of selected schools in Nairobi

Chomba, Esther N. (2013)

This study focuses on the morphosyntactic errors in written Kiswahili that result from the influence of Sheng and non-target structures. The study attempts a morphosyntactic analysis of Sheng and non-target structure to ...

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