The audience that Jomo Kenyatta, Kenya 's first President, targets in his collection of speeches, Suffering without Bitterness (1968) requires a close examination insofar as this audience shapes the identities the author ...

The present paper uses deconstruction theory to critique the notion of female 'self-hood' in two autobiographical novels written by two settlers in Kenya: Karen Blixen and Elspeth Huxley. Lejeune’s and Barthes deconstruction ...

This study focuses on the role of multigenerism in African Oral Literature in performance. On this prism, the research used Bukusu's embalu and Makunduchils mwaka kogwa rituals as platforms and springboards to unravel ...

Post-apartheid South African literature examines a country which has a history of racial violence engendered by apartheid, and the resultant ambivalent cultural identities. In this article, K. Sella Duiker’s The Quiet ...

Culture which defines communities and gives them identity is a feature that is common to societies the world over. The Luo Community that inhabits the lake region of Kenya, Sudan, Tanzania and other parts of East and ...

The provision of education and training to all Kenyans is fundamental to the success of Government’s overall development strategy. A successfiil adjustment of students to university environment enables them to complete ...