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The Element Structure of Kenyan English Monophthongs
(University of Nairobi, 2018) -
Socio-cultural and gender issues in substance abuse in Kenya
(2003-09)In the global scene, today substance abuse is said to contribute to many social problems, including the break-up of family structures, decreased productivity, injuries and automobile accidents. Criminal activity is often ... -
Language Disparities in the Education Sector: The Case of Hearing Impaired Learners in Kenya
(Kenyatta University, 2003) -
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. ... -
Bantu Cultural and Linguistic Shift on Contact with Nilotic Luo: A Case Study of Languages around Lake Victoria
(Kenyatta University, 2003)The Luo are Nilotic peoples and as they came into contact with the lacustrine Bantu namely; Gusii Kuria, Suba and Luhyia, alongside process of cultural and linguistic shift took place at the expense of bantu speakers. ...
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The Element Structure of Kenyan English Monophthongs
(University of Nairobi, 2018) -
Socio-cultural and gender issues in substance abuse in Kenya
(2003-09)In the global scene, today substance abuse is said to contribute to many social problems, including the break-up of family structures, decreased productivity, injuries and automobile accidents. Criminal activity is often ... -
Language Disparities in the Education Sector: The Case of Hearing Impaired Learners in Kenya
(Kenyatta University, 2003) -
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. ... -
Bantu Cultural and Linguistic Shift on Contact with Nilotic Luo: A Case Study of Languages around Lake Victoria
(Kenyatta University, 2003)The Luo are Nilotic peoples and as they came into contact with the lacustrine Bantu namely; Gusii Kuria, Suba and Luhyia, alongside process of cultural and linguistic shift took place at the expense of bantu speakers. ...
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