Since the very moment of their appearance two recent works ofEuphrase Kezilahabi- Nagana (1990) andMzingile (1991)- hold a very special place in the whole development ofKiswahili literature, giving a lot of puzzles for ...

The professional role conceptions of journalists have for many years remained a central strand in journalism studies. The present research investigates the professional role conceptions that Kenyan journalists perceive to ...

This research builds on work carried out in England looking at how faculty negotiate their personal and professional identities. It focuses on a sample of full-time faculty in a private secular university in Kenya. Weekly ...

As mortality in childhood decreases due to advances in modern medicine, presence of better nutrition and fresh water supply, the impact of disability has become increasingly important especially in resource poor countries. ...

The phenomenon of language shift is brought about by language contact. Language shift from mother tongue to another language among the youth is an issue that cannot be wished away due to, inter alia, factors like urbanization, ...

Professor Solarin presents a candid appraisal of the failure of the Nigerian project. It is evident to many informed observers - and the author lucidly articulates this - that the Federal Republic of Nigeria has proved to ...

Strategically located in the highly coveted Gulf of Guinea, Nigeria is Africa’s largest oil-producing country. Oil is the mainstay of Nigeria’s economy and the state is largely dependent on oil rents, taxes and royalties ...