• The devil’s advocate of “fake news” in contemporary world: risk to sustainable development 

  Ngaira, Elphas M.; Kamau, Grace (CEDRED Publications, 2021)
• Types of symbolic tacit indigenous knowledge capture processes of a bull as intangible cultural heritage among Isukha community, Kenya 

  Ngaira, Elphas M.; Owano, Ashah; Oyieke, Lilian (IGI Global Scientific Publishing, 2025)

  Tacit Indigenous Knowledge (TIK) forms part of people's history and cultural legacy, which is typically transmitted orally from elders in the community to younger generations. TIK is embedded in the Intangible Cultural ...
• A review of intangible cultural heritage elements of Isukuti artefact and Ritual among the Isukha community, Kakamega, Kenya 

  Ngaira, Elphas M.; Owano, Ashah; Oyieke, Lilian (The Technical University of Kenya, 2024)

  Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH) is a priceless indigenous knowledge treasure globally, and its full use has cultural and socioeconomic development value as espoused in Sustainable Development Goals 4, 5, 8, 11 and 16. ...
• Social support received by diabetes mellitus type ii patients attending a county referral hospital in Kenya. 

  Akhonya, Wilson L.; Mutunga-Mwenda, Catherine S.; Washika, Esther M. (2022)

  Purpose: Diabetes Mellitus Type II is a condition where the patients present with increased receptor resistance to adequately or normal amount of insulin production and reduced or inadequate amount of insulin produced. ...
• The colonial taxation structure and its impact on the Luhya women OF Busia district upto 1963 

  Muleka, Maureen A.; Okoth, Pontian G. (2026)

  Purpose of the Study: This paper sought to examine the colonial tax structure in Kenya up to 1963 and while only the men paid taxes, the consequences of taxation spared no one including the women. Therefore, this paper ...

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