• Narrativizing Kenya’s Historiography Through Selected Popular Fiction 

  Julius Kipkorir A. Chepkwony (IOSR Journal of Humanities And Social Science (IOSR-JHSS), 2022)

  The paper is premised on the intersection of popular fiction and history through narrativizing events. Language plays an important role in the revelation of a country‘s historical transformation. Writers use elevated ...
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  Towett Koross, Benjamin; Samwel Kiplagat Maiyo (2022)

  Functional writing is a pragmatic use of language for social and personal expression. It recorded the lowest mean score in the Kenya certificate of secondary education (K.C.S.E) examination for period 2011 to 2019 as ...
• Factors Influencing the Efficacy of Free Primary Education Policy in Relation to the Enrolment of Children with Special Needs Education in West Pokot County, Kenya 

  Raymond Nyeris and Benjamin Towett Koross (2024-01-01)

  The introduction of Free Primary Education (FPE) policy in 2003 was aimed at enhancing the enrolment of all school going- age children in Kenya indiscriminately. However, significant concerns have been raised by scholars ...
• Reconfiguring Gothic-Postmodernism: A Reading of Namina Forna’s (2021) The Gilded Ones 

  Julius Kipkorir A. Chepkwony, Prof. Nabea Wendo, (East African Journal of Arts and Social Sciences, 2023)

  This paper explores Namina Forna’s (2021) debut novel, The Gilded Ones, as manifesting postmodern aspects which allow the text to comment on twenty-first-century life. Forna employs certain parameters of postmodernism ...
• Migration and the Anxieties of Belonging: Diasporic Identity in Ike Oguine’s a Squatter’s Tale and Cristina Farah’s Little Mother 

  Phelix Mulunda Nasiombe, Prof. Nicholas Kamau Goro, PhD, Dr. Jane Wanjiru Mugo, PhD (2024)

  This article examines the aftermath of the movement of Africans to the West. Many Africans have continued to migrate from their African countries to Western countries for a variety of reasons; employment, ...

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