• MASCULINITY IN THE LANGUAGE USED IN PRAISE POETRY IN THE PERFORMANCE OF THE RITUAL OF SHILEMBE AND INDIGENOUS SPORT OF MAYO AMONG THE ISUKHA COMMUNITY IN KENYA. 

  Kibigo Mary Lukamika; Choge Susan Chebet; Simiyu Fred Wanjala (International Journal of Information Research and Review, 2019)

  Praise poetry is an ambiguous genre in Kiswahili Literature. This is portrayed in its definition and manner in which it is used to create and maintain hegemonic masculinities. Although praise poetry is classified as a ...
• Uenezi wa Kiswahili baada ya Uhuru wa Afrika Mashariki kwa Mtazamo wa Nadharia ya Mifumo Changamano 

  Susan Choge (AJOL, 2020)

  Kiswahili ni lugha pekee ya Kiafrika ambayo imejinyakulia nafasi ya juu miongoni mwa lugha za kimataifa. Imefikia umataifa huu kutokana na kuenea kwake kijiografia na kimatumizi ndani na nje ya Afrika Mashariki, eneo ambalo ...
• Falsafa ya Jazanda ya Uongozi na Mauko katika Methali za Jamii ya Wanyore: Mtazamo wa Kisemantiki 

  Henry F. Andele; Susan C. Choge; Fred S. Wanjala (Editon Consortium Journal of Kiswahili(ECJKISW), 2020)

  Makala hii inatokana na utafitiambao uliazimia kutathmini falsafa ya jazanda katika methali za Wanyore kwa mtazamo wa kisemantiki. Madhumuni ya makala yenyewe yanahusu falsafa ya uongozi na mauko katika methali ...
• Syntactic Interference Exhibited By Secondary School Learners Of Kiswahili: A Study Of Sabaot First Language Speakers In Bungoma County, Kenya 

  Peter Chuma Ndiema; Isaac Ipara; Susan Choge (International Journal of Innovative Research and Advanced Studies (IJIRAS), 2018)

  The purpose of this study was to investigate the syntactic effect Kisabaot, as L1 has on the learning of Kiswahili, as L2 language among Sabaot speaking students in Mt. Elgon Sub- county, in Bungoma county secondary schools. ...
• Fifty Years of Kiswahili in Regional and International Development 

  Susan Chebet-Choge (The Journal of Pan African Studies, 2012)

  Kiswahili is undoubtedly one of the most developed and expansively used indigenous African languages nationally and internationally. At the dawn of African states political independence, the founding fathers of the nations ...

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