Kenya Authors

Published papers authored by researchers from Kenya

Retrospection as Aesthetic Strategy in Constructing Child Agency and Narrative Credibility in Southern-African Childhood memoirs

Authors: Malowa Phelphonce Malowa, James Odhiambo Ogone, Otieno Odhiambo George

Literary Studies
Paper ID: CRSIJ26000113
Pages: 292-315

Abstract:

Childhood in literary and autobiographical discourse is often framed as a domain of innocence, dependence, and limited epistemic authority, marginalising the child’s capacity for agency and credible self-representation. This study re-examines southern African childhood memoirs by arguing that retros... Read more
The Role of International Trade Institutions in Driving Sustainable Economic Integration in Somalia

Authors: Abukar Sh Ahmed Mursal

Economics
Paper ID: CRSIJ26000209
Pages: 442-471

Abstract:

Decades of protracted conflict, state fragility, and institutional collapse have left Somalia economically isolated, heavily reliant on primary commodity exports, and burdened by persistent structural trade deficits. However, the country’s recent geopolitical pivot toward international trade framewo... Read more
Constraints affecting implementation of biosafety and biosecurity practices among laboratory workers in Narok County, Kenya

Authors: Grace Moraa Orina, Ann Koske Ngeno, Geoffrey K Maiyoh, Ondimu Thomas Orindi

Medical laboratory
Paper ID: CRSIJ26000225
Pages: 91-96

Abstract:

Biosafety and biosecurity (BB) are critical for ensuring safe laboratory operations and preventing exposure to hazardous biological agents. Effective implementation of these measures requires not only competent personnel but also adequate institutional support, including infrastructure, resources, a... Read more
Prevalence and Determinants of Compliance to Scheduled Clinical Visits Among Diabetic Patients at Bungoma County Referral Hospital, Kenya

Authors: Ondimu Thomas Orindi, Johnson Shume Manyiwa, Stanley Aranda, Grace Moraa Orina

Public health
Paper ID: CRSIJ26000236
Pages: 155-163

Abstract:

Diabetes mellitus is a major global public health concern, characterized by chronic hyperglycaemia resulting from defects in insulin secretion, insulin action, or both. Effective management of diabetes requires continuous medical care, including regular monitoring and adherence to scheduled clinical... Read more