2026Open access
Gendering the Child in Luhya Popular Songs: An Analysis of Vincent Ongidi’s ‘Mama Mulayi’ and Kennedy Khaemba’s ‘Mayi Mutiti’Journal of research and academic writing., Gender Roles and Identity Studies
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In cultural identity and representation
Zadock
Oyoolo
“Research focused on Cultural Identity and Representation and adjacent fields.”
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adock Oyoolo is a researcher working on Cultural Identity and Representation. A fuller summary will appear once they update their profile.
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CurrentlyMasinde Muliro University of Science and Technology, Kenya
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2026Open access
Historicising through Song: A Semiotic Analysis of Selected Luhya Popular SongsJournal of Linguistics Literary and Communication Studies, African studies and sociopolitical issues
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