Vol. 4 No. 2 (2025) | Journal of Linguistics, Literary and Communication Studies

Published: 2025-08-20

Semantics of Affixes in Kemunang’weli dialect of Kisukuma

Njana Masanja

1-11

DOI:

10.58721/jllcs.v4i2.1045

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Eco-narratives and Bukusu Traditional Music through Time: A Linguistic Analysis

Mary K. Lonyangapuo

12-23

DOI:

10.58721/jllcs.v4i2.1092

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Sources of Frames for Organic Farming Practices in Kenya’s Newspapers: Analysis of Seeds of Gold and Smart Harvest Articles

Leonard Koech, James Abila, Leah Komen, Millicent Otieno

24-32

DOI:

10.58721/jllcs.v4i2.1094

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Voicing Familial Struggles: A Critical Analysis of Child Images in Selected Kenneth Khaemba’s Popular Songs

Zadock Oyoolo, Lencer Ndede, Chris Wasike

33-41

DOI:

10.58721/jllcs.v4i2.1098

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Integrating Total Physical Response with Traditional Pedagogical Approaches in English Oral Skills Instruction among Grade 3 Learners in Kenya

Vivian Afandi, Atichi Alati, Ralph Wangatia

42-50

DOI:

10.58721/jllcs.v4i2.1127

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Enhancing English Language Skills Among Female Science Students in Tanzania: Insights from the Special Foundation Programme

Leopard Jacob Mwalongo

51-61

DOI:

10.58721/jllcs.v4i2.1140

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The Portrayal of Nouns and Figures of Speech in the Expansion of the Standardisation of Swahili Language in Tanzania

Sarah Vincent, Neema Julius Luhwago

62-70

DOI:

10.58721/jllcs.v4i2.1171

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Influence of social media advertising on student enrolment in private TVET Institutions in the Central Economic Bloc, Kenya

Caroline Muthoni Wanjiru, Juliet Macharia, Kellen Kiambati

71-79

DOI:

10.58721/jllcs.v4i2.1205

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Multilingual communication strategies in African religious music: A linguistic study of Dholuo Ohangla Gospel Expression

Elizabeth Quin Awuor

80-91

DOI:

10.58721/jllcs.v4i2.1236

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The construction of fragile identities: African women’s narratives of Post-colonial Trauma in Tsitsi Dangarembga’s Nervous Conditions and Chimamanda Adichie’s Purple Hibiscus

Miriam Achiso Opumbi, Lencer Ndede, Maureen Amimo

92-100

DOI:

10.58721/jllcs.v4i2.1269

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The discourse functionality of argument schemes in county assembly debates in Kenya using the pragma-dialectical approach

Robinson Oduma, Atichi Alati, Benson Ojwang

101-109

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Domestic neocolonialism through narrative structure: A comparative analysis of Mia Couto’s Sleepwalking Land and Jose Eduardo Agualusa’s The Society of Reluctant Dreamers

Juliana Ndubi Ouma, Lencer Ndede, Maureen Amimo

110- 118

DOI:

10.58721/jllcs.v4i2.1280

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Women politicians’ political communication strategies in Kenya’s digital space: An afrocentric perspective

Nancy Gakahu

119-131

DOI:

10.58721/jllcs.v4i2.1316

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The visuality of virtue: Pre-iconographic analysis of constructive pride in Disney’s The Lion Guard

Eunice Samwel, George Obara Nyandoro, Bwocha Nyagemi, Abou-Bakar Mamah

132-146

DOI:

10.58721/jllcs.v4i2.1347

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Language, identity, and cultural preservation: The role of Kiswahili in shaping African narratives in a globalised world

Ernest Daimon Haonga

147- 159

DOI:

10.58721/jllcs.v4i2.1368

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Bearing witness through fantasy: Narrative voice and reclamation of agency in Tomi Adeyemi’s Children of Anguish and Anarchy

Modesta N. Barasa

160-168

DOI:

10.58721/jllcs.v4i2.1371

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A description of grammatical competence in the Written English of first year university students in Kenya

Anne Wachera Somba, Felicia Arudo Yieke, James Ogola Onyango

169-180

DOI:

10.58721/jllcs.v4i2.1372

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Early-career teachers’ vowel phoneme knowledge in Ghanaian basic schools: leveraging flipped micro- professional development

Shine Lillian Gifty Agbevivi

181- 192

DOI:

10.58721/jllcs.v4i2.1482

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Gendered identities, media narratives, and violent extremism in Kenya: Rethinking peacebuilding in the Gospel of Christ

Joy Mueni

193-203

DOI:

10.58721/jllcs.v4i2.1495

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A comparative analysis of language-based and non- language-based instructors in Tanzanian universities: Exploring perceptions towards a shift to Kiswahili as a medium of instruction

Issaya Lupogo, Perpetua Kalimasi, James Kapaya, Emmanuel Singu, Alpha Kavishe

204-214

DOI:

10.58721/jllcs.v4i2.1521

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