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Code Switching in Multilingual Situation: Opposing Views
(Kenyatta University, 2003)
In a multilingual situation where individuals have command of more than one language in which to communicate,
people tend to engage in the simultaneous or alternate use of two or more languages during conversation. ...
Social Mobility Through Sports: The Case of Selected Members of Mathare Youth Sports Association
(Kenyatta University, 2004)
The status of fungal tuber rots as a constraint to cassava production in south Cameroon
(2004-11-05)
Fungal rots have been reported as a limiting factor to cassava production in the humid forests of Central and West Africa. Starting April 2003 tuber rots were studied for one year as part of a diagnostic survey designed ...
Use of a non-mist propagation system to vegetatively propagate 12 E. grandis X E. Camadulensis hybrid clones
(Kenyatta University, 2009)
Song: an agent in social deconstruction of gender
(2003-09)
The song is an essential part of many Kenyan communities. It caries serious implications of societal values and
inspirations. While other oral art forms are controlled by traditions in content and form, songs possess ...
Aerobic mineralization and recovery of nitrogen as affected by soil organic matter status in three sites in Kenya
(The Soil Science Society of East Africa National Research Laboratories, 2005)
Pressure on available land has increased due
to high population density and other
competing land-use demands which have led
to reduced use of traditional fallows and
subsequent decline in soil fertility. Aerobic
Nmi ...
The Status, Constraints and Environmental Health Implications of Service Provision and Management in Informal Settlements of Eldoret Municipality, Kenya
(Joypet Sevices & Printers Ltd., 2004)
One of the major challenges facing local authorities in developing countries is how to meet the ever-rising demand for urban environmental services. The problem is prominent in urban informal settlements where service ...
Insights into the family setting as a centre for leisure and recreation service delivery
(Kenyatta University, 2004)
