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LEARNERS’ VIEWS TOWARDS THE USE OF KSL AS A MEDIUM OF INSTRUCTION IN PRIMARY SCHOOLS FOR LEARNERS WITH HEARING IMPAIRMENT, HOMA BAY COUNTY.
(International Journal of Arts and Entrepreneurship, 2021)Kenyan Sign Language (KSL) is visual gestural language used by people with hearing impairment in Kenya it can also be learnt and used by people who have hearing ability. KSL plays a critical role in the academic world ... -
Gendered Disinformation of Female Politicians on Social Media in Kenya: A Case of Migori Republican Council Facebook Page
(2024-03-28)The increase in information communication technologies (ICTs) has undoubtedly facilitated socio-economic and political progress, granting individuals a platform for expression and engagement. However, this increased ... -
Influence of school environment on inclusion of learners with visual impairment in regular public primary schools in Nyatike sub-county, Migori County, Kenya
(European Journal of Special Education Research, 2024)Inclusion of learners with disability is necessary for improving their enrolment and ensuring that their academic goals and objectives are met. Consequently, teachers and stakeholders have to identify any barriers that ... -
Nutrient composition of Sorghum-Based Rations and their effect on growth of Improved Indigenous Chicken in Western Kenya
(East African Journal of Agriculture and Biotechnology, 2024)Improved indigenous chicken contribute to the nutrition of farmers in rural communities. The use of maize as an energy source in chicken diets is becoming unacceptable due to competition from humans, resulting in high ... -
Harnessing the economic value of indigenous knowledge in Kenya: a qualitative review of the legal framework
(Emerald Insight, 2024-01-14)Abstract Purpose – Commercial entities have recently expressed growing interest in commercialising indigenous knowledge (IK) due to its enormous economic and intrinsic value. As this happens, custodial communities must ...