Articles

• AT THE MERCY OF OTHERS’ VOICES: AN ILLUSTRATION OF FREQUENT INTERPRETER LANGUAGE ERRORS IN KENYAN COURTROOMS

  Gatitu Kiguru
• LANGUAGE AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF A POSITIVE IDENTITY AMONG INMATES IN KENYAN JAILS1

  Emmanuel Satia
• MISUSE OF KISWAHILI NOUN CLASS MARKERS IN KENYA: ILLUSTRATION WITH THE CASE OF THE KISWAHILI OF FORM-THREE STUDENTS OF THE AKIBA SECONDARY SCHOOL IN NAIROBI

  Jacinta Simiyu
• MISUSE OF PREPOSITIONS IN KENYAN ENGLISH: FURTHER EVIDENCE OF THE DIFFICULTY IN CHOOSING THE “RIGHT” PREPOSITION

  Alfred Buregeya
• A SWOT ANALYSIS OF THE LANGUAGE POLICIES IN EDUCATION IN KENYA AND ETHIOPIA

  Jane Oduor