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First Annual International Conference on: Africa and the New World Order

Organized by Kisii University (KSU) Main Campus, KisiI, Kenya When: July 30th to august 2nd, 2014

DAY 1 DAY2 DAY 3 30THJULY-WEDNESDAY 31ST JULY-THURSDAY 1ST AUGUST-FRIDAY 2014

Message from Convenor of 1st International Annual Interdisciplinary Conference Prof. Maurice Nyamanga Amutabi, PhD

Welcome to the KISII UNIVERSITY (KSU) Ladies and gentlemen, I would like to take this opportunity to invite you to the First Annual International Interdisciplinary Conference, taking place at the Kisii University (KSU) from July 30 to August 2, 2014, Kisii, Kenya on behalf of the management of this university, led by our Vice Chancellor John S. Akama. It is a great honour to welcome over 500 of you, to this important conference. This is a major milestone to our University because this is the highest number that Kisii University will be hosting for the first time. We need to applaud the University for this great achievement in th history of this young institution In Things Fall Apart, Chinua Achebe talks about the lizard that jumped from the high iroko tree and said he would praise himself if no one else did. I am excited that many of you have decided to attend this highly acclaimed 1st Annual International Interdisciplinary Conference despite the terror threat in the country. It gives me great pleasure and honour to welcome you all. We have put all necessary plans in place to avert any security threat. We know this year’s conference, like Juan Antonio Samarach often said of the Olympics, “will be the greatest ever!”

The Annual Conference

We intend to make this conference to be an annual event . Some annual conferences die with the inaugural one. I am excited to be the convenor of this annual conference which I am glad to see is going to become an annual intellectual activity for many of you from all over the world. My friend and mentor Prof. Godfrey Muriuki, who is also the Chancellor of Kisii University, my mentor at the University of Illinois Prof. Paul Tiyambe Zeleza, my friend and mentor Prof. Toyin Falola of the University of Texas at Austin in the US, and colleagues at Kisii University will all be very pleased to see the large turnout of this conference and the many quality publications that will come out from the first conference. Last. I would like to thank the commitment that KSU attaches to research and publishing through the cooperation that this conference has received from top management of this University.

Publication of articles in journals and edited volumes

We are committed to publishing all papers presented in our journals and edited volumes. The hallmark of quality publications relies on peer review feedback and good revision of articles. I would like to thank in advance participants who will revise their papers and resubmit for publication in a timely fashion. This will make the publication process easy and much more enjoyable. Each edited volume will cost you about 3,000/- while the special journal edition will cost you 1,000/- per copy. We shall limit a maximum of 3 copies per author, and maximum of

two copies for none authors. During this year’s conference, we shall ask that those presenting two papers pay half of registration fee for the additional paper to go towards helping in the publication process. If you are presenting only one paper, you will not be asked to pay additional fees for the processing of your peer reviewed article. We ask you to buy copies of your book or journal issue in order to promote our publishers and printers and to build up next year.

Conference Theme The conference theme this year is on the “Africa and the new world order” which has attracted a wide range of abstracts, from education, agriculture, social sciences and humanities and science and technology. We are delighted by the high number and high quality of abstracts. The high quality of abstracts is an indication that our request to senior scholars to collaborate with junior scholars is working. We will still encourage the peer review process that we have used to improve on the quality of abstracts and paper presentations. We need to think in unique and creative ways that will make the conference more attractive and useful to scholars from across the world. We should begin to imagine new possibilities in addressing various development needs of Africa. I am confident that the conference this year will bring the tradition of deep engagement and conversation that we will enjoy in the future. I therefore invite you to create a rigorous and dynamic academic environment for presenters by being active listeners and providing positive criticism. Give the presenters useful comments that will assist in the revision and publication of the paper. I wish you good luck in your presentations.

Keynote speakers

This year, we have invited keynote speakers from a wide array of fields. We feel very privileged and honoured to have such high profile scholars in our midst. Prof. Godfrey Muriuki, Prof. Collete Suda, Prof. Gilbert Khadiagala, Prof. Shadrack Nasong’o, Prof. Justus Mbae, Prof. Chris Wanjala and Prof. Eunice Kamaara will all be speaking at this conference. These are reputable scholars and our mentors and we are delighted to hear from them. Many of the keynote speakers are famous names whom many of you have had the chance to imitate and emulate, and it is great that we are sharing this academic platform with them. We are impressed with the great mix of scholars from a wide range of disciplines, age, race, gender and geographical spread.

Thanking members of Organizing Committee I would like to applaud the organizing committee, for their commitment in responding to many e-mails and receiving telephone calls from far and wide, sometimes at odd times and putting up with all manner of inquiries. I am glad to introduce the 2015 call for papers on “Africa: Looking East or West” found at the end of the programme. We are expecting abstracts after this year’s conference.

Welcoming everyone to Kisii University and Kisii Town, Kenya We welcome colleagues from universities in Kenya and abroad to visit various attractions around Kisii University and Kenya. Those interested in trips around Kisii and Kenya will pay separate excursion trip to various places. There will be desk for those interested to register. Announcing the conference for next year 2015 Asante Sana (thank you very much) and Welcome (Karibu) to Kisii University

CONFERENCE ORGANIZING COMMITTEE MEMBERS Prof. Maurice Amutabi (Chairperson) Mr. Ishmael Ondieki Prof. Philip Owino Mrs. Pauline Nyamiaka Prof. Anakalo Shitandi Mr. Stephen Orina Dr. Christopher Nyenze Mr. Douglas Mongare Dr. Erick Ogwora Mr. Naftali Ongaga Dr. Tom Nyang’au Mr. Onyango Rapudo Dr. Stella Omari Mr. Gordon Ouma Dr. Margaret Barasa Mr. Joseph Kamau Mrs. Gladys Osoro Mr. Albert Inyega Bro. Francis Kerongo Ms Dymphenia Kwamboka Ms. Catherine Njoroge Mrs. Everlyne Bosire Eng. Fred Onkware DAY 1 Tuesday, July 29th 2014  Arrival and Registration

 Familiarization and visit to Conference venue

 Checking into hotel rooms

 Distribution of name tags and conference material

 Welcoming Guests on Campus

 Meeting with session chairs

 Corrections on the Program

 Make any announcements and changes

 PowerPoint presentations given to ICT staff for presentation

 Please Register on 29th July 2014

Keynote Speakers

 Prof. Godfrey Muriuki, Chancellor, Kisii University

 Prof. Gilbert Khadiagala, Jan Smuts Professor of International Relations and Head of Department, University of the Witwatersrand, Wits, South Africa

 Prof. Justus Mbae, DVC Academic Affairs, The Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA)

 Prof. Shadrack Nasong’o, Head of Department, Rhodes College, Memphis, Tennessee, USA

 Prof. Chris Wanjala, Professor of Literature, University of Nairobi, Kenya

 Prof. Eunice Kamaara, Professor of Religious Studies, Moi University, Kenya

DAY 2 Wednesday, July 30, 2014 8:00am - 10:30am: Conference Opening and Keynote address 8:00am- 9:00am Registration

9:00am-9:05am Opening Prayer: Fr. Nyaanga- University Chaplain Session/Entertainment 9:05am- 9:30am Entertainment 9:30am - 9: 35am Remarks From Registrar, Academic Affairs, Prof. Philip Owino 9:35am-9:45 AM Welcoming Remarks: Deputy Vice Chancellor, (Academic and Students Affairs) &Convenor), Prof. Maurice Amutabi 9:45am – 9:55am Opening Remarks: Vice Chancellor, Prof. John S. Akama, PhD 9: 55am - 10:10am Remarks by Guest of Honour: H.E James Ongwae, Governor, Kisii County. 10:10am-10:20am Opening Speech: Chief Guest: Prof. Collette Suda, (PhD) Principal Secretary, Science and Technology 10:20am- 10:30am Keynote Address: Prof. Godfrey Muriuki 10: 30 – 11: 00 AM Vote of thanks Prof. Philip Owino, R (AA) Kisii University Group Photo/Health Break MC: Dr. Eric Ogwora, Dean, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences

Parallel Sessions Panel Session A: 11:00am – 1:00am Panel A1: Global Business Management Location: Conference Hall One Chair: Christopher Ngacho Japheth O. Alande (Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture & Technology), Challenges of Human Resources management in devolved system of governance in Kenya: A case study of Mombasa County

Joseph Nganga Njuguna & Ahmed Al-Amin Abdalla (Technical University of Mombasa), Corporate governance: Models and approaches of establishing ethical culture in Organization

Everlyne Anguche Libendi Mumanyi (JKUAT), Factors affecting the Growth and performance of deposit Taking Saccos in Kenya , A case study of Mombasa County

Christopher Ngacho, (Kisii University) Role of operation research in supply chain management of Agricultural products in Kenya: Global prospects and strategies.

Solomon Angutsa Atsiaya & Christopher Ngacho (C.E.O, Kenya Police Sacco Society Limited & Kisii University), Globalization and Deposit-Taking Savings and Credit Cooperative Societies in Kenya: Theory, Opportunity, and Challenges.

Panel A2: Globalization, Religion and Security in Africa Location: Conference Hall Two Chair: Jude J. Ongong’o Kaberia Isaac Kubai (Kenya Methodist University). The Role of the Church in just Reconciliation process in the aftermath of ethno- political violence. An international Comparative perspective

Log Raditlhokwa (University of Botswana), Dual Faith: A Barrier to Christians spiritual Growth in Africa.

Master Dicks Mfune (University of Malawi), Religious Institutions and Developments

Esther Umaru- Abdullahi, African Religion and its Interaction to Nature

Jude J. Ongong’o & Stephen I. Akaranga (Kenyatta University & University of Nairobi), The suppression of women by religion: A Kenyan example

Panel A3: Globalization, Gender & Women in Africa Location: Conference Hall 3 Chair: Anne Misia Kadenyi Anne Misia Kadenyi (Maasai Mara University), Gender Dynamics in Higher Education in Kenya: Some Reflections on Experience from working in Higher Education

Lenshie Nsemba Edward, Joseph Lucas Mbachu (Taraba State University), Battling with Patriarchy: Political Sexuality and Gender Democracy in Nigeria

Kennedy Malika Ekonya (Laikipia University), Ethnical approach to gender -based Violence among Communities in Africa.

Baremirwe Mary Bekoreire (Uganda Christian University), Assessment of the contextual gender factors limiting women empowerment in rural and semi urban communities in Uganda: Case Study of Bugisu Region.

Linnet Hamasi and Alex Nyamanga (MMUST and Kisii University), Women’s Knowledge Systems and Food Security in Kenya: Focus on the Marakwet Community

Panel A4: Science and Natural Resource Management Location: Conference Hall 4 Chair: Edmond M. Were Ouko Vincent Ochieng, Rachuonyo Harold Anindo & Meatolla Kasisi (University of Eldoret), An investigation on parasites of Orechromis niliticus in small- water bodies of Uasin Gishu and Siaya Counties, Kenya

Nicholas K. Lagat (University of Eldoret). Evaluation of Pearl millet pennisetum Glancum(l.) R.Br) Genotypes in Marginal lands of Kenya

Anthony Kola-Olusanya, (Osun State University), Climate-Induced Resource Conflict Risks in Nigeria and Sudan: Recognizing and Coping with Increasing Climate Impacts on Scarce Natural Resources

Ezekiel Mbitha Mwenzwa (Karatina University), Policy Options for Augmenting Disaster Vigilance in the Dry lands of Kenya

Edmond M. Were (Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology). Divergence and Convergence of globalization and Nationalism in Transboundary Natural Resources use on Lake Victoria

Panel A5: Globalization, Education and Development in Africa LOCATION: Conference Hall 5 Chair: Josephine Sakwa Ajayi Ayodeji, (Osun State University,) Students Satisfaction with teaching Spaces: Study of a State Owned University in Southwestern Nigeria

Justina S. Ndaita (Regina Pacis Universiry College), Maurice N. Amutabi (Kisii University) & Angeline Sabina Mulwa (University Of Nairobi), Shaping Education in Africa to the New World Order Perspective: An Examination of the influence of Principals’ Instructional Quality Assurance Role on Students’ Academic Performance Kenya.

Macharia Gichichi, Lillian Mwenda and Anita Wachira (Dedan Kimathi University of Technology), Effect of tea value addition on performance of Kenya Tea development agency managed Factories (A case Muranga and Nyeri counties in east of Rift Valley).

Kusuro Mary Jesca, Gidudu Hannah Lunyolo, Nandutu Janet, Gimuguni Lillian & Mary Manana (Uganda Christian University & Livingstone International University), Teaching for Critical Reflective thought in Universities in Africa

Josephine Sakwa Boy, Mosomi Biutha & David M. Mureithi (Moi University), Globalization and emerging issues in the quality of Education in Kenyan Universities.

Panel A6: Conflict management, Regional Bodies and peace in Africa LOCATION: Conference Hall 6 Chair: Aondowase Boh S. N Kimokoti, Susan Wasike, P. G Okotho & Stella Wasike, (Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology), Diplomacy of Peace Building and the Kenya –Ethiopia Cross- Border Resources use conflict Management

Githui Wangu, Katothya Gerald, Lwaya Lillian, Nyariki, Njoroge Lawrence, Regional Bodies and Peace in Africa: An evaluation of the role of IGAD in Mitigating conflicts in the greater Horn of Africa.

Petronila Otuya and Maurice N. Amutabi (Kisii University), Making Sense of Gender Tensions and Learning in Tertiary Institutions in Kenya: Focus on Kakamega County

Andayi Anne Sanden and Maurice N. Amutabi (Kisii University), Child Labour and Sustainable Community Development in Kenya: Focus on Western Region

Aondowase Boh (Benue State University) Participatory Drama a panacea for conflict management in Africa the Tiv/Fulani Phenomenon

Panel A7: Food Security, Reasearch and Development Location: Conference Hall 7 Chair: Shitandi A. Anakalo Wamactilda G. I .O (Kisii University), Genetic Modification Science and Food Security Problems in Developing Nations

Shitote Zacharia, Wakhungu Jacob & China Samuel (Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology), Evaluation of Impact of climate change and food security on aquaculture continuum in Kenya

Gilbert Nyakundi Okebiro, (Mt. Kenya University),Globalization and enhancing productivity in agriculture and food security in Kenya

Onyango B. O (Chuka University), Genetic diversity and symbiotic efficiency of root nodule bacteria associated with Bambara groundnuts (Vigna Subterranea L. Verdi) in the drier parts of lake Victoria basin.

Shitandi A. Anakalo, (Kisii University) the Role of Quality Standards for Food Security in Kenya

Panel A8: Language, Communication and E-learning Location: Conference Hall 8 Chair Samuel B. Jegede Kibiwott Kurgat, Catherine W. Njoroge and Jonai Wabuire, (Kisii University), Investigating the Vocabulary Knowledge of Undergraduate Students in Kisii University

Vundi Nasou, (St Pauls University, Limuru, Kenya), The role of information technology in Quality Education Delivery: Issues, concerns and challenges in Appropriating IT in the Kenyan Rural Primary Schools

Crispin Wandera Ojwang’a, (Aga Khan University), Language in Development and Economic Participation. Integrating Technology in the Language Classroom: A Novel Approach

Hellen N. Inyega Hellen and Justus O. Inyega (Kisii University and University of Nairobi), Lest We Forget Their First Teachers: Family-Based Interventions for Struggling Readers

Samwel B. Jegede, (University of Lagos), The Dialectical Necessity of Change

Lunch 1:00pm - 2:00pm

Parallel Sessions B 2:00pm - 3:30pm Panel B1: Special panel on Popular Education in Eastern Africa Location: Conference Hall 1 Chair: Elinami Swai Joyce Kemuma, (Dalarna University, Falun, Sweden), Lifelong learning: When, where and how: Possibilities and challenges

Maurice N. Amutabi, (Kisii University, Kenya), Scandinavian Connections in Popular Education in Eastern Africa

Inyani, K Simala, [(Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology (MMUST), Kakamega, Kenya], Popular Education Eastern Africa: Interrogating Linguistic Connections and Meaning

Ruth Otunga, (University of Eldoret, Kenya), Philosophy of Popular Education in Eastern Africa: The Role of Scandinavian Countries

Fibian Lukalo-Munoko, (Moi Universiy), Gender Dynamics in Popular Education in Eastern Africa

Winston Jumba Akala, (University of Nairobi, Kenya), Issues in Research and History of Lifelong in Eastern Africa: Kenya Experience

Elinami V. Swai, (Open University of Tanzania), Popular Education in Tanzania: Interrogating Swedish and Other European Influences.

Panel B2: Globalization, Conflict, Christianity & other Religions in Africa Location: Conference Hall 2 Chair: Anthony Zaciyem Apenda Murimi Gaita, Towards a desecularized identity Creating a hyper Real Religion through Folklore.

Zechariah Manyok Biar, (Livingstone International University), Ethics & Globalization

Cornelius W. Wamalwa and Maurice N. Amutabi (Kisii University), Assessment of Peace Committees in Conflict Management: A Case Study of Kuria Region, Migori County, Kenya

M. T Makobe and Mokgale Makgopa (University of Venda, South Africa) Globalisation, Media and the creation of Religion Market places

Anthony Zaciyem Apenda (State University, Nigeria) An evaluation of TIV religious belief and practices on their environment in a changing worldview

Panel B3: Globalization, Gender & Women in Africa Location: Conference Hall 3 Chair: Onjobi, Temidayo A.V Nyamundundu (Lilongwe Malawi). Gender and Women in Africa

Elizabeth Muhito Karanja & Jane Wanjiku Wanjihia, (South Eastern University), Gender Dimensions in the worst forms of Child Labour: A case of Thika west District in Kenya

Callen Nyamwange and Maurice Amutabi (Kisii University), Effects of gender mainstreaming policies on sectoral development in Kenya: retrospection since 2010

Otieno Susan, Mbiyu Miriam, Nyongesa Moses, Lungano Charles, Judith Oyoo & Jackson Kabira, (Kenya Agriculture Research Institute), Effect of Repeated sub- Culturing on in vitro performance and minituber production of two potatoe varieties

Onjobi, Temidayo (Olabisi Onabanjo University, Nigeria), Male Cultural Vulnerabilities African Women’s Responses in Mongo Beti’s Perpetue et l’habitude du malheur and Fatou Keita’s Rebelle

Panel B4: Globalization, Constitutionalism and Human Rights Location: Conference Hall 4 Chair: Olatunji, Felix Olusanjo Audax B Kweyamba, (University of Dar-Es- Salaam, Tanzania), The 50th Anniversary of Tanzania’s Independence and the plight of Human Rights: Taking stock and setting Future Directions

Margaret N. Barasa, Vicky Khasandi-Telewa & Jacinta M. Ndambuki, (Kisii University & Laikipia University). The legitimation and delegitimation Strategies of principals in the Kenya’s 2008 post- consultation negotiation Discourse on portfolio Balance

Duncan Kenyoru, Effects of foreign and international law on domestic court judgment in Africa: a special reference to Kenya Judicial System

Olatunji, Felix Olusanjo, (Ladoke Akintola University of Technology), The Value and the Indispensability of Justice in the Quest for Development in Africa

Panel B5: Globalization, Education and Development in Africa Location: Conference Hall 5 Chair: Milcah Ajuoga Mwesigye R. Adrian & Muhangi T. Godwin (Mbarara University of Science and technology).Globalization and Higher Education in Africa

Emilina Kopoka (Stella Maris Mtwara University College). The Access to Higher Education for Teachers in Secondary schools at Mtwara/Mikindani Municipality Globalization Implication

Rose M. Moindi, (Kisii University) State of financial Challenges among Public University Students in Kenya

Nathan H. Chiroma (University of Stellenbosch) Mentoring a Supportive Pedagogy in African Higher Education.

Milcah Ajuoga, (Daystar University) Evidence based teaching and learning: focusing on creating community of learners in the institutions of higher learning

Panel B6: Peace and Security in Africa Location: Conference Hall 6 Chair: Frank K. Matanga Aborisade Daniel Atilade, (Tai Solarin College of Education) Globalization, Peace and Security Challenges in Nigeria

Aleso Wangamati S; Hellen N. Inyega and Justus O Inyega (Kisii University and University of Nairobi), Literacy, peace-building and development: Exploring the Linkages

Patrick Ukase (Kogi State University) Rethinking Nigeria’s security system for sustainable development: consideration of New Options and Strategies.

George W. Onyuore, A shrinking protection space for refugees and asylum seekers in the war against terror in Kenya

Frank K. Matanga, Gavia J, Bradshaw & Solomon P. K (Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology & Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University). Globalization, Peace and Security in Africa

Panel B7: Agriculture, livestock and fisheries Location: Conference Hall 7 Chair: Mabonga, G. N Jacob Odhiambo-Ochiewo, Salome Nyoga, Amir Mohyuddin, Evaline Menyi & Lawrence Njoroge (Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology), Impacts of global markets on the Exploitation of Marine Fisheries of the Kenyan Coast

D. O Omayio, S. T. Ajanga, J. V. Muoma, F. N. Muyekho, E. I Wamalwa, I. Kariuki & S. Mwendia (Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology & Kenya Agricultural Research Institute), Nappier grass Varieties of mixed Resistance levels cultivation by small holder livestock farmers, Key to Sustained head smut Pathogen management

Kibiro Emma, Mwamburi, L. A. Kairuki, G. M. Sitienei (University of Eldoret, Kenyatta University & Egerton University), Management of potato Blight (Phytopthora infestans) Using Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi.

Sodoh, A.O (College of Education Edo) Phytochemical Screening and free radical scavenging ability of lime plant

Mabonga, G.N, H.A Rachunyo, G. O Oliech, M. Yator & J. N. Wafula. (University of Eldoret) . Assessing Variability in Chemical Composition of Commercial dairy Feeds among manufacturers in Uasin Gishu

Panel B8: Communication and Journalism Location: Conference Hall 8 Chair: Vincent Odhiambo Oduor Beverly Achieng, Reading and Understanding global news

Vicensia Shule (University of Dar Es Salam, Tanzania), Donor Funded Video-Films in Tanzania

Gladys Kemunto Orina, Nyasha Mapuwei & Painos Moyo (Multimedia University College & Midlands State University, Zimbabwe). The role of Community Newspapers in Promoting Regional Devlopment in devolved systems: A historical analysis of community publications in Kenya and Zimbabwe

Sellah Nasimiyu King’oro and Maurice N. Amutabi (Kisii University), Women Networks and Cohesion Building in Kenya: Special Focus on Bungoma County

Vincent Odhiambo Oduor (University of Nairobi) From Zilizopendwa to Genge and Bongo Flava: The role of the Contemporary East African Popular music in construction of identity and youth Culture

Health Break 3:30pm – 3:45pm

Panel Session C 3:45pm - 5:00pm Panel C1: Globalization, Gender & women in Africa Location: Conference Hall 1 Chair: Okedele Adebusola O Apiyo Albert, Murugi Emilly, Omor Benson, Njuguna Lawrence, (Jomo Kenyatta University of Science and Technology) Threats of patriarchy to development: case of endangered Kenyan women

J. N. Karanja & J Muriungi (Jomo Kenyatta University of Science & Technology), Globalization, Gender & women in Africa

Lifutso Tse’ephe (University of the Free State), The experience of black women undertaking doctoral studies at one South African University

Sambu Charity Chepchirchir, The effect of Women Saving in Self Help Group (SHG) in Enhancing Self-Economic Empowerment

Okedele Adebusola O, Globalisation and women in Africa

Panel C2: Globalization, Poverty, Deprivation and Vulnerability Location: Conference Hall 2 Chair: Apenda I. Tersoo Kalu, Ugo Charity (University of Nigeria). Poverty, disease and MDG’S in Biblical Perspective

Gilbert Nyakundi Okebiro (Mt. Kenya University), Globalization, Poverty Eradication and Development in Africa

Lars Schonwald (University of Passau), Overcoming the Resource Curse-reducing poverty by making mining more transparent

Michael Tedd Okuku, S Onyango and Maurice Amutabi (Kisii University), Nostalgia for Africa Strongmen; reflections in the wake of the fall of Tripoli.

Apenda I. Tersoo (Umaru Musa Yar’adua University), A pragmatic approach to poverty Reduction in Nigeria

Panel C3: Globalization, Constitutionalism and Human Rights Location: Conference Hall 3 Chair: Gilbert Nyakundi Okebiro Shivachi Mbapale, Judah M. Ndiku, Ken Onkware (Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology)The interplay between African Union(AU)and international Criminal Court (ICC) implication to international politics.

Olubukola Olugasa & Olubunmi Olugasa (Babcock University), Witness Protection in Nigeria ICT to the Rescue

Jackson Ndegwa (Kabarak University), Legal Ethics and jurisprudence in Nation Building

Nyamberi Nchoga Elijah & Kibiwott Kurgat (Kisii University), Determining accessibility and utilisation of court records by members of criminal justice system (CJS) in Kenya

Gilbert Nyakundi Okebiro (Mt Kenya University), Globalization land Environmental law in Kenya

Panel C4: Globalization, Christianity & other Religions in Africa Location: Conference Hall 4 Chair: Evaline Muthoni Clement Majawa (Catholic University of Eastern Africa), Survey of Atmospheric, Geological Psychomatic and Religious Theories of Magic and Witchcraft: In search of Holistic Liberation and Development in Africa

Uji Wilfred Terluman, (Federal University) Islamic Fundamentalism: an aspect of Religious Globalization and its impact on Nigeria

Nakhisa Andrew Wanyonyi, (University of Eldoret), The Anawims of Yahweh: Vulnerability and neglect, a case of Kimilili Division (Bungoma County)

Evaline Muthoni Monyi, Jacob Odhiambo, Amir Mohyuddu, Lawrence Njoroge & Salome Nyaga (Jomo Kenyatta University of Science & Technology). Protecting Girls and Women From Ritual Related Indignities and Violations among the Meru Community in Tharaka Nithi County

Panel C5: Globalization, Education and Development in Africa Location: Conference Hall 5 Chair: Owolabi Josiah Faith Mkwananzi (University of the free state South Africa).Higher Education and its contribution to poverty alleviation in Marginalised Communities

Komote Adung’o, Joyce Chege, Maureen l. Amogola & Mwangi Wairimu: Education and Poverty Alleviation in Kenya Interrogating the Missing link

Musonda Luchembe, Anolt H. Moonga & Moses Changala (University of Zambia), Trends in Adult Literacy Provision and their Related Challenges in Poverty Eradication in Zambia

Momanyi Marcella, (Catholic University of Eastern Africa), Administrators Role in Enhancing New Pedagogies in Higher Educational Institutions Learning in Africa

Owolabi Josiah, Lawal Ruth Folake (Federal College of Education, Akoka), The Effect of Group Learning, Accommodation and year of Graduation from Secondary School on Preservice Teachers Learning Outcomes in General Mathematics Courses

Panel C6: Globalization and New Global Order in Africa Location: Conference Hall 6 Chair: Nnadozie Onyema Uchechukwa David Benazeraf (University of Paris) China cooperation towards African Cities Development Real Estate construction by Chinese Companies in Nairobi

Wanjala S. Nason (Rhodes College, Memphis, Tennessee). China–Africa Strategic Partnership: A Rational choice Perspective

Lucy Shule (Center for Foreign Relations, Dar Es Salam) Dimensions of China-Africa Partnership

Elinami V. Swai (MS Training Centre for Development Cooperation (TCDC, Usa, Arusha, Tanzania), Chinese Efforts in Education Cooperation in Africa: Potential Production of Gendered-Chinese Culture in Africa

Nnadozie Onyema Uchechukwa (Department of Public Administration and Local Government, University of Nigeria, Nsukka ) Globalization and Governance in a new World Order: Imperative for Africa

Panel C7: Science, Technology and Environment Location: Conference Hall 7 Chair: Bahati Justus Wanzala Nina Perpetua Waapela (Makurdi, Benue State). Animal Resource Management and the Challenges of Development in Africa: An Exposition of the Use of Animals and Birds for Witchcraft by the Idoma, Igede and Etulo of North-central Nigeria

Stephen Kariuki Kigotho (Karatina University) Globalization, Engineering, Science and Technology and Environment in Africa.

Kukali, Anne (Maseno University), Road Traffic Accidents: The Case of Students’ Safety in Bungoma County, Kenya

Filbert O. Ombongi, P. L. Kibet & Dr. S. Musyoki (J.K.U.A.T). Engineering, Science, & Technology Bit Error Rate Simulation in QPSK and 16-QAM Modulation Schemes in Addictive White Gaussian Noise Channel

Bahati Justus Wanzala, Mongare James Kebasso & Obaga Benson Rioba (Jomo Kenyatta University of Science & Technology), Transforming Subsistence farming to commercial farming through Appropriate Technology: A Case study of Busia county Western Kenya

Panel C8: Globalization, Educational Development and the Language Question in Africa Location: Conference Hall 8 Chair: Tom Nyamache Olivia Kanwa (Stella Marris Mtwara University College), Impact of globalization on reading Swahili Literary works.

Adagbada, Olufadekemi, (Olabisi Onabanjo University), Nollywood, Globalization and Communication: The Yoruba Films Example. Emmanuel S. Otu, T.U.U. Ekpo & Nelson Okerie (College of Education Afaha Nsit) Agriculture education in Nigeria: Globalization and Curriculum Implementation Issues

Elizabeth Piliyesi (The Catholic University of Eastern Africa): The Role of Education for National Development in Kenya and Beyond

Tom Nyamache & Ruth Nyambura (Mt. Kenya University and Egerton University) Development in institutions of Higher Learning: A Technological Impact.

30 July 2014, 5:00 – 6:00 Special Plenary on the State of Higher Education in Kenya (To cover: Universities Act 2012, New Commission of University Education Regulations, Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service (KUCCPS) and Stakeholder Contributions)

Chair: Prof. David K. Some (CEO), Commission for University Education (CUE), Kenya

Panel Members:

Prof. John S. Akama, Vice Chancellor, Kisii University

Prof. Mabel Imbuga, Vice Chancellor, Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT)

Prof. Fred Otieno, Vice Chancellor, Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology (MMUST)

Prof. Dominic Makawiti, Vice Chancellor, Maseno University

Prof. Mary Khakoni Walingo, Vice Chancellor, Maasai Mara University

Prof. Samuel Gudu, Rongo University College

Prof. Isaac Odeo Ipara, Principal, Kibabii University College

Prof. Joseph Bosire, DVC (Academic Affairs), Jaramogi Oginga Odinga University of Science and Technology (JOOUST)

Prof. Peninah Aloo-Obudho, DVC (Academic, Research and Student Affairs), Karatina University

Prof. Anne Kisaka Nangulu, Deputy Secretary, Commission for University Education (CUE), Kenya

Prof. Genevieve Mwayuli, Deputy Principal, Garissa University College

Mr. John Muraguri, Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service (KUCCPS)

DAY 2 THURSDAY 31st JULY 2014 Plenary Session 8:00am-9:00am Keynote Speakers:  Prof. Gilbert Khadiagala, Jan Smuts Professor of International Relations, University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa  Prof. Justus Mbae (DVC, Academic Affairs, The Catholic University of Eastern Africa, , Kenya  Prof. Chris Wanjala, Literature, University of Nairobi, Kenya

Panel Session D 9:00am– 10:30am Panel D1: Globalization, Security, Transport and Management of Natural Resources Location: Conference Hall 1 Chair: Ruth Choge Adetunji Musilimu Adeyinka, (Federal University) Cost implication of traffic delay at route segments in lokoja, Kogi State, Nigeria

Nnanna O. Arukwe (University of Nigeria) Globalization, Roads and Roads Traffic law Enforcement in Africa

N O. Oyie, P. K. Langat & S. Musyoki (Stella Maris University College), Development of a Resource Allocation Scheme in OFDMA Femtocell Network

Elijah Gochi, Justin Kyalo & Daniel Muli (Department of Social Sciences & Humanities (JKUAT)). Planning and management of Natural Resources: A case of Sub-Saharan Africa

Ruth Choge (Maasai Mara University), Reducing Risk and Vulnerability to Climate Change in Kenya: Capabilities and Policy Implications

Panel D2: Globalization and Economic Development in Africa Location: Conference Hall 2 Chair: Ngoddy Victoria Chinelo Charity Njimu, Abdullahi Mohamed Abdi, Lawrence Njoroge & Abdi Omar Farah (Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology), A Replication of Governance and Leadership In Africa Implication on Kenya’s Economic Development

Mkpado M. (Federal University Oye). Globalization and Development: Towards Parameters for effective identification of African Economic Transformation and development needs. Ephraim Matanda (Great Zimbabwe University) Role of global finance in fostering growth and development of emerging economies: a case of Zimbabwe

Oduntan Kemi Olalekan (Tai Solarin College of Education), Globalization and its Enhancing Effects on National Economic Development: The Nigerian Experience

Ngoddy Victoria Chinelo (University of Nigeria, Nsukka) Women Entrepreneurship as strategy for Africa socio-economic, Political and Cultural Transformation in Globalizing: Insight from Nigeria

Panel D3: Globalization, Education and Development in Africa Location: Conference Hall 3 Chair: Zipporah K. Mutea Janet Mudekunye & Josiah C. Sithole (Great Zimbabwe University). Teachers Appreciation and commitment to Physical Education goals in Masvingo Urban Primary School

Jane Kamau, Simon Ndun’gu (Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA)), Globalization and primary education: Policy integration into the curriculum.

Gilbert Nyakundi Okebiro (Mt. Kenya University) Globalization and Civic Education in Kenya.

Merchades Marciale, (Stella Maris Mtwala University College), Evaluation and Education Reforms in Tanzania

Zipporah K. Mutea, Agnes W. Kibui & Agness W. Gathumbi, Best Practices in teaching and Evaluation: Challenges and Opportunities at the Primary School Level in Kenya.

Panel D4: Leadership, Governance, Failed and Near-Failed States in Africa Location: Conference Hall 4 Chair: Pontian Godfrey Okoth Nyasha Madzokere (Great Zimbabwe University) A progressive or failed state?” a critique of Zimbabwe’s economic status since independence.

Wamactilda G.I.O (Kisii University) Democratic Governance in the Face of Globalization Nyasha Madzokere & Ephraim Matanda (Great Zimbabwe University)). A role of Global Finance is Fostering Growth and Development of Emerging economies: A case of Zimbabwe. A progressive or Failed state: A critique of Zimbabwe’s Economic status since Independence

Shivachi H. Mbapale, Judah M. Ndiku, Kennedy Onkware (Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology, Kakamega)Failed states, Weak states and collapsed states in Africa: Expressing the sub-Saharan experience.

Pontian Godfrey Okoth (Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technolgy), Transnational Insurgencies and Challenges of Diplomatic Relations inAfrica Great Lake Region.

Panel D5: Science, Technology and Environment Location: Conference Hall 5

Chair: Adu D. O Adetan Ohwumi (Ekiti State University), Raindrop size Distribution Modeling for Microwave Applications in Butare, Rwanda

Eliud Koome and Fredick Simba Theuri (Jomo Kenyatta university of Agriculture and Technology), Potential pitfalls of the Nascent Kenyan oil Industry

M. T, Makobe & Mokgale Makgopa (University of Venda) Globalization, Engineering services and amenities in informal settlements of South Africa and environmental justice-effects on the University teaching and Research

Omosa Elijah Mochama: Towards industrialization by 2020 and vision 2030: an assessment of the professional development of technology lecturers for production of high quality engineering graduates

Adu D. O, Arowolo, O. A (Tai Solarin College of Education) Impact of computer based instruction on college of education students’ attitudes to ecology for enhancement of a sustainable development of third world

Panel D6: Globalization, Information and Communication Technology in Africa Location: Conference Hall 6 Chair: Medard Rugyendo Janet Iyabode Omolabi, Josiah Omolabi, Jemmy Omobolamle Osanyinro: Predicting usage level of information and communication technology tools among Nigerian business preservice teachers

Phanice Munihu, Mwanza Joseph & Getembe Cyrus (Marist International University College) The Role of I.C.T in supply chain Risk management in Government; A case study of health sector in Kenya.

Ikuomola Aderonke J, Arowolo O.A & Abraham Peter (Ondo State University of science & Technology & Tai Solarin college of Education). Information and communication Technology: A perculiar tool in Disseminating Information to a farmer

Beatrice Kemunto C. Obwangi (University of South Africa). Capacity-Building People with disability in Kenya’s Jua-Kali sector through I.C.T to achieve Industrial growth

Medard Rugyendo (Uganda Christian University), The place and role of ICT in the growth and development of the church in Africa

Panel D7: Globalization, Social, Economic and Political Changes in Africa Location: Conference Hall 7 Chair: George Akwaya Genyi Frank Holnquist (School of Critical Social Inquiry Hampshire College, U.S.A), Kenya and Nationhood at Fifty-One

Tom Nyamache & Ruth Nyambura (Mt Kenya University and Egerton University), Brain Drain and development Kenya’s Economic Headache

Clement Majawa (Catholic University of Eastern Africa), Tripartite Political Paradigms for Sustainable Development in Africa: Ecliptic Theological contribution of Niebuhr, Metz and Gutierroz

George Akwaya Genyi (Benue State University, Makundi) Globalization and Democratic Governance in Africa: An Assessment

Panel D8: Globalization, Culture and Development Location: Conference Hall 8 Chair: Ruth Nyambura Disan Kutesa (Makerere University), Epistemological foundation in African tradition thought and practice: a case study of herbal medicine in Uganda

P. J Masilela (University of Venda), The Significant of geographic naming in Relation to Building National Identity Pride and Social Cohesion

Lawrence Ogbo Ugwuanyi (University of Abuja, Nigeria) An African Cultural Philosophy for Global change.

Khaemba Josephine Mulindi, Felicia Yieke & James Onyango Ogola (Egerton University and Laikipia University) Hegemonic Masculinities in the Bukusu Khuvita Ritual

Ruth Nyambura (Egerton University), Gender identity and empowerment Samburu adornment in the era of cultural Globalization.

Health Break 11:00am – 11:15am

Panel Session E 11:15am-12:45pm

Panel E1: International Trade, Commerce, E-Commerce and E-Baking Location: Conference Hall 1 Chair: Luka M. Bamburi John Christon Pesha & Gilbert Alban Msangi (Stella Maris University College), The Impacts of Foreign Direct Investments in Mining Industry to the host communities: Practical Experience from Tanzania.

Okeyoa Charles & Ogolla O. Bernard (Moi University), International Trade Facilitation The strategic Role of the port of Mombasa and other Trade Facilitation Agencies in the Marine time Industry within Kenya and The African region

Omika Mohammed (Federal Polytehnic Idah). Globalization of international Financial activities and information Towards Economic development of Developing nation: Africa in Focus.

Luka M. Bamburi,(C.N.A) (Taraba State University)The global Role of the Financial System in Economic Development.

Omambia Andrew Aunda, Joshua Rumo A. Ndiege, Nancy Bousi Mogaka, E-Commerce and International Business

Panel E2: Globalization and New Global Order in Africa Location: Conference Hall 2 Chair: Wanjala S. Nasong’o Liku Cornelia, Ngara Antony, Sankale James, Wamalwa Fred and Njoroge Lawrence (Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology).South-South Co-operation: Africa in the new World Order.

Marmiliano Keyse de Oliveire Naufila (University of Kwazulu-Natar). The Importance of the Chinese influence in Angola Samuel Babatunde Jegede (University of Lagos) Africa and the world: Globalizing Inequality.

Vundi Silvia K. Majanga, Eunice N and Odollo, Lawrence O (Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology). Efficacy of Socialization: Tactics Adopted towards conflict Management by students council Leaders in secondary schools within Kakamega county, Kenya

Oladele Abiodun Balogun (Olabiyi Onabanjo University)Decolonizing power: A critique of Western imposed democracy in Africa.

Panel E3: Globalization, Education and Development in Africa Location: Conference Hall 3 Chair: David Melita Katitia Barabara Zvisinei Podzo (Reformed church University). Towards Inclusive Education Challenges and Oppurtuities in the Practice of Inclusive Education in Zimbabwe: A case of Manicaland province in Zimbabwe

Nandutu Janet Gidudu Hannah Lunyolo, Lillian Gimuguni , Mary Manana, Jesca Kusuro Yego & Buregea Henry (Uganda Christian University & livingstone International University). Rethinking Curriculum Management for Improvement of academic Performance in Secondary Education in Uganda

Rose M. Moindi (Kisii University) Degree students access to academic resources: Kisii and Laikipia Universities in Kenya\

David Melita Katitia, (Maasai Mara University). Teacher Education preparation program and the Emerging trends in Education

Panel E4: Peace Education and Ethical Issues in Development Location: Conference Hall 4 Chair: Mugisha Abbas Susan Wasike, S. N Kimokoti & F. K Matanga (Masinde Muliro University of Science & Technology), Peace Education and Sustainable Community Development in Kenya.

Nanven Audu Gambo (University of Jos, Nigeria) Conflicts and Africa in Global Strategic Calculation in the 21st Century.

Sirajudeen Owosho(University of Lagos), National Question foreign relations and African peace A philosophical inquiry

Lidwine Clerc, (Grenoble University, France) How Kenya is developing sustainably with peace education Mugisha Abbas (Kabale University, Uganda), Assessing the contribution of Transnational civil society in Reconciliation Peace Building and Development of Northern Uganda.

Panel E5 : Globalization, Health and Medicine Location: Conference Hall 5 Chair: Bekoreire B. Mary Nwachi Loveday Agwu (Nigerian Police Academy). Poverty as a constraint to actualising maternal health in Nigeria and its Implication on the Development of Africa.

Asava Tim Kiziiri (Maseno University). Acceptance of the Public towards Privatisation of public health toilets in Kisii Central Business District.

Jean Claude Twahirwa: The Role of National Health Programs in the mitigation of Socio-Economic impact of malaria in Rwanda.

Monda Jason and Nickson Nyakambi (Kisii University) Transforming Education and Service Delivery Africa: A case of Health for Cervical Cancer and Maternal Health Innovative Technology

Bekoreire B. Mary & Nangoli A. Miriam (Uganda Christian University), The state of services provision in Uganda: Case study of Mbale Regional Referral Hospital.

Panel E6: Architecture of Ict in Africa Location: Conference Hall 6 Chair: S.D. Shishima Songok J. S, Nabwire J. L, Onyango R.O and Agevi H. (Masinde Muliro University of Science & Technology). Mainstreaming E-waste Management policy: The Kenyan Situation

Juliet Okpo & Maina Musa Shallangwa (Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA)). Computerized water Billing system: A case study of Kaduna state water Board

John W. Ngige, Johnson K. Kinyua, Gitonye W. Christopher & Mwangi John (Jomo Kenyatta University of Science & Technology). Development of an Interactive web portal for Kenyan Tea

Johnes M. Mwaruma (Voi Girls Education Centre). Mapping out the level of integration of I.C.T in teaching of Science

S. D. Shishima (Benue State University) Information Technology and youth praxis in Nigeria

Panel E7: Globalization, Gender and Women in Africa Location: Conference Hall 7 Chair: Zamambo Mkhize Naomi Wanjiru Wanjohi (Maasai Mara University), Factors affecting women leadership in secondary school Nakuru Kenya

Catherine Ajoke Oluyemo (Ekito state University,) Challenges of women Leadership in patriarchy Society: Implications for Development of African Women.

Scholastica Ratanya (Technical University of Mombasa). A Discourse Analysis of Leadership in Gender Mainstreaming in Government Agencies in Kenya. A Study of Mombasa County Government Agencies

Gidudu Hannah Lunyolo, Lillian Gimuguni, Nandutu Janet & Mary Manana (Uganda Christian University & Livingstone International University), The perceptions of Women Administrtors on the management challenge they face: A case study of female Head teacher in Mbale District

Zamambo Mkhize, Polygamy and gender Narration of professional Zulu women in Peri urban area of contemporary Kwa-Zulu Natal

Panel E8: Education and Development in Africa Location: Conference Hall 8 Chair: Nandutu Janet Maangi Eric Nyankanga (University of South Africa and Kisii University). The Catholic Mission and Early Educational Activities in Gusii: A historical Metabletical Overview.

Naomi Keeru Kithure, Erick Mwenda Elias and Albert Mugambi Ruteere: The Revered and Outspoken Missionary: Hangover in the management of secondary schools in Tharaka Nithi County, Kenya

Anyona M. Kennedy. Causes of low enrolment of female students in Mechanical courses in youth polytechnics in Kenya: The case of Nyamira County

Nandutu Janet, Gidudu Hannah Lunyolo, Lillian Gimuguni & Jesca Kusuro, (Uganda Christian University). An Investigation into the impact of school Management Committees on the Management of Government aided Primary schools in Uganda. A case study of selected primary schools

Lunch & Entertainment (KISTRECH POETS) 12:45pm - 2:00pm

Panel Session F 2:00pm– 3:30pm Panel F1: Globalization, Education and Development in Africa Location: Conference Hall 1 Chair: Annplora Njeri Kinuthia Vesta Makore: Perceptions of teachers towards inclusion of early childhood development children with hearing impairment: A case of Masvingo

Catherine Barmo Kiptanui, (Moi University, Kenya), Effects of conflict Resolution in Boosting Teacher Morale in public primary schools in Eldoret Municipality, Kenya

Moses Gatambuki Gathigia & Albert Mugambi Rutere (Karatina University). Code switching as a Pedagogic approach to the teaching of English as a second Language: Teachers Reflections.

Charles N. Moochi & Nathan O. Ogechi (Kisii University & Moi University), A Comparative Analysis of Boys and Girls Spelling errors in Kiswahili Functional writing in Secondary schools in Kenya

Annplora Njeri Kinuthia (Catholic University of Eastern Africa), Teacher mentoring for Standards Based Reform: A literature Review

Panel F2: International Trade, Commerce, E-Commerce and E-Baking Location: Conference Hall 2 Chair: Bamidele M. Ogunleye Peninah Jepkogei Tanui (Catholic University of Eastern Africa) Achoka S. K. Judith (Masinde Muliro University of Science & Technology). Financial Resource management for International Competition: a Case of Kenya’s Businesses

Yakubu Haruna Jae (Kaduna State University) United States Hegemony in the World Bank: a critical Assessment

Daniel Ngugi (Kenyatta University), Understanding Monetary Consensus in Woman Development in East Africa: Case study of financial Institutions

Bamidele M. Ogunleye (Federal University of Technology) Enhancing internally generated revenue (IGR) through property valuation in Nigeria: Issues challenges and prospects

Panel F3: Globalization and New Global Order in Africa Location: Conference Hall 3 Chair: Oladele Abiodun Balogun Dithapelo Lefoko Keorapetse (University of Bostwana) Is Dragon Eating Zebra? China Botswana Relation and its Discontents

Maurice Amutabi (Kisii University), China and Kenya Relations, Infrastructure Development, Oil Exploration and Implications for Domestic Growth: Prospects and Challenges

Frangton Chiyemura (Centre for Indian studies in Africa), South Africa IBSA-BRICS Membership: Implications for Regional Intergration in Africa

Oscar Meywa Otele (University of Nairobi) Examining the new form of dependency in Africa: A case of china Kenya relations

Maumo Leonard (University of Nairobi). Implications of Intensified Relations between Kenya and China on Kenya’s National Identity

Panel F4: Globalization, Education and Development in Africa Location: Conference Hall 4 Chair: Rose M. Mugweni Gidudu Hannah Lunyolo, Mary Manana, Lillian Gimuguni & Nandutu Janet (Uganda Christian University & Livingstone International University). The Effect of Teacher-Student ratio on Academic performance in Universal Secondary schools in Uganda

Veronica Onjoro (Mount Kenya University, Kenya) Quality teaching in higher education in Kenya

George Shava N (National University of Science and Technology), Access and quality in Zimbabwean Higher education the major challenges to achieve G. N Shava & Tiou F (National University of Science and Technology) Barriers to Access and succession Higher Education: Experiences from Africa

Rose M. Mugweni & Francis Emison Dakwa (Great Zimbabwe University) Exploring the implementation of education for AU in early childhood Development in Zimbabwe: Successes and challenges

Panel F5: Ethical issues in Development and Corruption in Africa Location: Conference Hall 5 Chair: Sirkku K. Hellesten Gilbert Nyakundi Okebiro (Mt Kenya University) Corruption in Africa

Lenshine Msemba Edward (Taraba State University, Nigeria). Will corruption ever minimize? A Discourse of political corruption in Nigeria Democratic Governance and Experience

Otinche Sunday Inyokwe (Ibrahim Badamasi Babamasi Babangida University). Globalization, Corruption and financial intelligence management in Nigeria: A synthetic analysis

Gilbert Nyakundi Okebiro (Mt Kenya University) Ethics and globalization in Africa

Sirkku K. Hellesten, (Universiy of Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania), Rhetoric, politics and ethics of ‘regaining of sovereignty’: African humanism vs. Afro-liberalism.

Panel F6: Globalization, Health and Medicine Location: Conference Hall 6 Chair: Boniface Onyango Nguku C. Magak Ooko (Kisii University), Globalization, Health and Development Emerging Health Issues and Development Trends in Africa

Elizabeth M. Karanja, Jane W. Waujihia, Josephat G. Charagu, Mercy W Njongoro and Lawrence Njoroge. (Jomo Kenyatta University of Science & Technology). An Investigation into the relationship between job Satisfaction and Retention of Health worker in Kenya: A case of Nurse working for Nairobi County

Gaavlon Terkula (Benue State University,) Curbing HIV/Aids in Nigeria in a Globalizing world: An assessment of the performance of Benue state AIDS control Agency, 2007-2013

Boniface Onyango, Joseph Murage, Irene Martha Mati, Anderson zero Ndumbu, Lawrence Njoroge (JKUAT). The Impact of globalization to social determinants of Health and Development in Africa

Panel F7: Globalization, Culture and Development Location: Conference Hall 7 Chair: Emma William Nyalusi Bitutu Nyambane, William M. Thari, John Wangoh & Patrick M N. Kamua (Kenya Institute of Research & University of Nairobi). Traditionally fermented milk products from the Abagusii Community, Kenya

Mong’are Kebasso James (Jomo Kenyatta University of Science & Technology) Globalization, culture and development: An African Perspective

Tapiwa Mudyahoto (Great Zimbabwe University). Effects of local Culture on sports participation by Disabled pupils in Masvingo Urban Schools in Zimbabwe

Barnabas M. T Chikonyora (University of Venda), Continuity and change: The social and cultural Significance of Globalization in the development and provision of Healthcare in Africa.

Emma William Nyalusi (Stella Marris Mtwara University College), Globalization and transformation of cultural practices in Tanzania

Panel F8: Conflict, War and violence in Africa Location: Conference Hall 8 Chair: Clement Majawa Moses Amai, Conflict, War and violence in Africa Cleophas Mbugua Munyua (Daystar University, Kenya) Peace and Conflict in Africa

Majanga Eunice K and Vundi Silvia K. (Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology). Psychosocial effects of Ethnic Conflicts on Primary Puipils in Nakuru County, Kenya

Linnet Hamasi (Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology), Women’s Knowledge Systems and Peace Building among Pastoral Communities of Kenya: Focus on Elgeyo Marakwet

Clement Majawa (The Catholic University of Eastern Africa), Philosophy of Terrorism of Al-shabaab in Eastern Africa: A Barrier to Transformation A psycho-Socio-Religious Analysis

Health Break 3:30pm – 3:45pm

Panel Session G 3:45pm - 5:00pm Panel G1: International Trade, Commerce, e-Commerce and e-Baking Location: Conference Hall 1 Chair: Erlinda Dionco Adetayo Sam Mankind Wasike (Ugandan Christian University), The role of Internal audit in Financial Reporting in Municipal Local Governments councils of Uganda: A case study on Mbale Municipal Local Government Council (MMLGC)

Mwangi Joseph Kimani (Maasai Mara University), Effect of Receivable Management practices on the financial Performance of CDF funded water Project in Kenya: A acse of Molo Constituency, Nakuru County, Kenya

Bonface G. Kamau (Kenyatta University), An investigation into user Adoption of original vs counterfeit products verifier systems of the Anti-counterfeit Agency (ACA).

Hadi Usmau (Kano State Polytechnic), Entrepreneurship skills acquisition Programmes as an Instrument of Poverty Alienation in Kano State Nigeria.

Erlinda Dionco Adetayo & Ebenezer Akinsanyaoke (Obafemi Awolowo University, Adeseun Ogundoyin Campus), Application of feasibility study in the establishment of small and medium Enterprises in South-western Nigeria

Panel G2: Globalization, Social Movements in Africa, Urbanization and Rural Development Location: Conference Hall 2 Chair: Adetunji Musilimu Adenyika Musa Yusuf Yahaya, Yau Idris Gada (State University, Gadau) Migration and Human Security in Northern Nigeria: an Ecological Approach

Thomas Kirioba Moseh (Kisii University), Policing the community: the challenges and prospects in Kenya

Ukoji Vitalis Ukoji (Nigerian Police Academy), Migrants’ remittance utilization: Implication for Remittance receiving households in Abia, Nigeria

Philomena Muiruri (Kenyatta University), Changing dynamics in urbanization of poverty and the emerging governance challenges in small towns in Kenya Adetunji Musilimu Adenyika: Cost implication of traffic Delay at Route Segments’ in Lokoja, Kogi State, Nigeria.

Panel G3: Globalization, Education and Development in Africa Location: Conference Hall 3 Chair: Feyera Bayessa Cleuer Ndebele (University of Venda)Conceptualizing a staff development agenda for the professionalization of teaching at a south African University: Attempts at an action plan

Nhlanhla Sibanda (Zimbabwe Open University) What has English and communication got to do with it? An assessment of the impact of Bachelor of arts in English and Communication studies Degree programme in Transforming the live hoods of students in Bulanaya and Matebeleland north prounces of Zimbabwe Between the period 2008 to 2012.

Amos Akpokos James (Kaduma State University) An Assessment of the sexual Behaviour of secondary school students in Kaduna state.

Feyera Bayessa (Mettu college of Teachers Education) Major factors that affect grade 10 Students academic achievement in science education at Ilu Ababora General Secondary school of Orornia Regional State, Ethiopia.

Feyera Bayessa (Mettu College of Teachers Education) An evaluation of the status of Distance Education program in public and private higher Education Institutions at Mettu canters, Ethiopia: A comparative analysis on Quality Issues.

Panel G4: Globalization, Constitutionalism and Human Rights Location: Conference Hall 4 Chair: Peter Boswell Mcomalla Rael Moraa (Technical University of Mombasa) Electricity energy regulation in Kenya; an analysis of the legal frame work for electricity for social sustainability

John P. Bwire (Kenyatta University) Polygamy and women rights in the Kenyan constitution: should women be consulted before a man marries a second wife Jimmy Alani: Globalization, political integration and development in Africa

Aleso S. Wangamati (Kisii University) Emerging Trends and Challenges of Globalization and Terrorism in the Horn of Africa

Peter Boswell Mcomalla and Maurice Amutabi (Kisii University), Small Arms, Light Weapons and Insecurity in Tanzania: Focus on Kigoma and Kagera Regions

Panel G5: Globalization, Social, Economic and Political Changes in Africa Location: Conference Hall 5 Chair: E Mmgnuel J.C.Duru Adenuga, Gbeke Adebowale (Solarin College of Education), Harnessing Globalization for Socio- Economic and political Development: An Imperative for the African Continent.

Eunice N Kirumi & Jane M. Njuguna (Maasai Mara University), Globalization, Social, Economical and Political Changes in Africa

Omor Benson, Murugi Emilly: An Assessment of the Influence of Social Economic Forces on Sustainable Development: A Case of Emerging Churches in Africa

E. Mmgnuel J. C. Duru (University of Calabar, Nigeria), Globalization and African Self- Determination

Panel G6: Globalization, Educational Development and the language question in Africa Location: Conference Hall 6 Chair: Grace Karemu Samwel N. Nyang’au, Suleiman A. J: Contribution of non-governmental organization in social development through education support in unguja island, Zanzibar

Agbo Joshua (Benue State University). The impossibility of an indigenous language as a national language: The Nigerian Experience in the post Independence era.

Ishaku Usman Gadzama, Suleiman Salau (Ahmadu Bello University), Culture of using slang words as language of communication:A study of undergraduate students of Ahmadu Bello university, Zaria, Kaduna State Nigeria.

Grace Karemu (Mt. Kenya University & St. Paul University). An evaluation of the influence of globalisation on educational policies in developing countries: case study Kenya

Panel G7: Globalization, Culture and Development Location: Conference Hall 7 Chair: Ogbonnaya, Ufiem Maurice Tapiwa Mudyahoto (Great Zimbabwe University), Effects of Local culture on sports participation by disabled pupils in Masvingo Urban schools in Zimbabwe

Andrew Philips Adega (Benue State University), The Impact of Globalization on African Culture: Insights from the TIV of Nigeria

Sirajudeen Owasho (University of Lagos), Muyiwa Falaiye’s Philosophy of Cultural Adatationism: A Theoretical Framework For Africa’s Development

Jerome Nyamoh (Taraba State University) Globalization, Culture and Development

Ogbonnaya, Ufiem Maurice & Unya, Ukpabi Ikenna: Globalization, culture and National identity Crisis: The Nigerian Experience

Panel G8: Globalization, Agriculture, Tourism and Exploitation of Resources in Africa Location: Conference Hall 8 Chair: Osadare OlukemI Olawumi Osuolale Peter Popoola, Ayanrinde A. Wole (The Polytechnic, Ibadan) Factorial analysis on the effect of NPK Fertilizer, micro nutrients and N-placement on the growth and yield of sunflower.

Mbiya Miriam, Otieno Susan, Nyongesa Moses, Lunga’aho Charles, Cho Kim, Jackson Kabira (Kenya Agricultural Research Institute). Effects of different minituber sizes of yield stability on different potato varieties.

Caroline Jebet (Kisii University) Simion K Omasaki (Wageningen University) Evans Basweti, Albert Getabu, Silas Oketch (Kisii University) Noah Kibet (Egerton University) Management and value chain of small holder fish farmers in Borabu sub-county, Nyamira County, Kenya.

Bahati Justus Wanzala, Mong´are James Kebasso, Obaga Benson Rioba, Lawrence Njoroge (Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology) Transforming Subsistence Farming to Commercial Farming through Appropriate Technology: A Case Study of Busia County Western Kenya

Osadare Olukemi Olawumi (Federal Polytechnic, Ede) Evaluating the enlisting of world heritage site and its impact on sustainable tourism development: A case of Osun Osogbo groove)

DAY 3: FRIDAY 1ST AUGUST 2014 Plenary 8:00am-9:00am Keynote Speakers:  Prof. Shadrack Nasong’o, Rhodes College, Memphi, Tennessee, USA and  Prof. Eunice Kamaara, Moi University, Kenya

Panel Session H 9:00am - 10:30am Panel H1: Education and Development in Africa Location: Conference Hall 1 Chair: Kibiwott Kurgat Milcah Ajuoga (Daystar University) Determinants of information communication technology adoption for teaching and learning among rural and urban early childhood development and education schools in Kenya

Ongoro Benjamin: Factors affecting strategic planning in public TVET institutions in Kisii County

Beatrice Kemunto C. Ogwangi & Bob Mbori (University of South Africa (UNISA) & Masinde Muliro University of Science & Technology).Enhancing Literacy through the operationalization of primary school libraries in Kenya.

Ombito Elizabeth Khalili (Moi University,) Enhancing Kiswahili pedagogy through the integrrated approach in Kenya

Maurice Amutabi, Catherine Wambui Njoroge and Kibiwott Kurgat, (Kisii University) Coaching from the Center: Should there be skills transfer courses from postgraduate students in Africa?

Panel H2: Globalization, Poverty, Deprivation and Vulnerability Location: Conference Hall 2 Chair: Mukoba David Asule Unaji B. Edoka (College of Education) Globalization, poverty, deprivation and vulnerability: The Nigeria experience.

Ruth Mbabazi (Kabale University) The Influence of poverty on Female youth prostitution in kabala: A case study of Kigongi Ward.

Slaus T. Mwisomb (Stella Maris Mtwara University College). The Trio: Inequality, Poverty and vulnerability in Tanzania

Emmy Kageha Igonya Redefining HIV Care and Support: The manifestation of the Realities of Global Policies and (HIV) Biosocialities in Nairobi, Kenya

Mukoba David Asule (Laikipia University). The Rise of a begging Nation-Discourse patterns of soliciting offers amongst street persons in Isiolo Township, Kenya

Hilary Chala Kowino (University of Minnesota, USA) the Slums: Negotiating Precarity and Possibility in a Globalized World System

Panel H3: E-learning E- books, E-Journals, library, E-Library and Virtual library Location: Conference Hall 3 Chair: Jotham M. Wasike Gordon O. Ouma (Kisii University) E-learning Readiness in Public Secondary Schools in Kenya

Susan J. Kurgat (Moi University), An Assessment of Teachers and students attitudes towards the use of Integrated E-learning approach in business studies in secondary schools in Kenya

Jotham M. Wasike, (the Catholic University of Eastern Africa), Digital Rights Management (DRMs) effects on the Information Use: a Kenyan perceptive

Panel H4: Globalization, Social, Economic and Political Changes in Africa Location: Conference Hall 4 Chair: Tsuwa, John Sanni T. Adebayo (Kabale University) Globalization and the Indigenous knowledge in Africa.

Sibonginkosi Mazibuko (University of South Africa) Civic and political participation in a global Environment: Transforming Rural South Africa.

Ifedolapo Olabisi Osanyinbi (Adeyemi College of Education, Ondo, Nigeria) The sectoral performance and the transition of An African Economy: A case study of Nigeria.

Tsuwa, John (Benue state University) The political economy of traditional healing in this land :Africa new challenge in the era of Globalization.

Panel H5: Science and Natural Resource Management Location: Conference Hall 5 Chair: Fabian M. Bagarama Oketcho Chombo (Uganda Christian University) Socio-Ecological Impact of Channelization on River Basin Utilization in Eastern Uganda, The case of Doho Rice Scheme River Manafwa

Bamidele M. Ogunleye (Federal University of Technology) the Impact of residential property development patterns on sustainable environment in Akure, Nigeria

Getabu Albert M, Ogendi George M, Babu Jared M (Kisii University, Kenya): An Assessment of some Physical, Chemical and Biological Factors Affecting the Water Quality of two Streams Flowing through Kisii Town in South West Kenya

Fabian M. Bagarama (Tumbi Agriculture Research Institute, Tanzania), The Influence of human activities on the ecological functions and services of water dam in Tabora, Tanzania

Panel H6: Globalization and Development Location: Conference Hall 6 Chair: Gilbert Tarugarira A. Nyawira Oketch (Jomo Kenyatta University of Science & Technology), From Kenya to the ends of the earth: An Analysis of Coffee’s global commodity chains.

Nyakagwa N. Ongaga: Myth or Reality? A Scholarly review of Journals on Adopting A strategic global posture among developing African countries

Tendayi Maravoh (University of Free State). Debating globalisation: advancing a capabilities approach in educating critical democratic citizens in African Universities

Gilbert Tarugarira (Midlands State University). Nation-stateAutonomy under Siege? An appraised of globalisation on Zimbabwes Sovereignity 1980-2013

Panel H7: Globalization and Development Location: Conference Hall 7 Chair: Mong’are Kebasso James Isepise A. Rantso (National University of Lesotho).The Impact of globalisation (Trade Liberalisation) on small scale Non-Farm Enterprise in Lesotho

Maurice N. Amutab (Kisii University), Ebunangwe Village, Globalization Dynamics and I: Retrospection and Reflections of a Native Son

Eunice W. Njeru (Stella Marris Mtwara University College). The position of African languages Today: the Globalization Effect

Catherine Wambui Njoroge & Maurice N. Amutabi (Kisii University) Kenyan Reality Television, Sitcoms and Soap Operas and Global influences: Interrogating Issues of Originality and Globalism

Mong’are Kebasso James (Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture, Science and Technology) Globalization, culture and development: An African Perspective

Panel H8: Globalization, Social Movements in Africa, Urbanization and Rural Development Location: Conference Hall 8 Chair: Adetunji Musilimu Adeyinka Adu Peters R. O (Adeyemi College of Education). Integrating the nexus of Urbanization and the Growing Food crisis in South –Western Nigeria

Mohammed Sanni Abdulkadir (Bayero University, Nigeria) International migration in Nigeria,The profit and loss perspectives 1900-2008

Cliff Sagero, (Kisii University) History of Urbanization and its impact on the Gusii community.

Adetunji Musilimu Adeyinka & Atomide Tolu Isaaca (Federal University Lokoja Nigeria). Characteristics of Urban Freight Movement in a Developing economy: The Example of Ibadan Metropolis ;Nigeria

Health Break 10:30am-10:45am

Panel Session I 10:45am-12:45pm Panel I1: Globalization, Education and Development in Africa Location: Conference Hall 1 Chair: Linet Imbosa Muhati Nyakundi Benjamin A. Ondigi and Florence Mobegi (Kisii University), The implications of hidden costs on the benefits of free primary education in Kisii south sub-county, Kisii County.

Maangi Eric Nyankanga, (University of South Africa), A critique of Seventh-Day Adventist Church’s contribution and influence to the development of post-secondary education in South Nyanza according to Bosch’s Mission Paradigm theory

Rose M. Mugweni, Nkidi C. Phatudi & Cycil G. Harteu (Great Zimbabwe University& University of Pretoria)Teachers’ Experience in teaching HIV and Aids Education in Masvingo District, Zimbabwe

Linet Imbosa Muhati Nyakundi (University of Witwatersrand), Younger orphans/vulnerable children in the context of HIV/AIDs and the changing roles of Pre School Teachers

Panel I 2: Globalization, Peace, Conflict and Security Issues Location: Conference Hall 2 Chair: Lucky Igohosa, Ugbudian Stella Wasike & Edmond Were (Masinde Muliro University of Science &Technology). Conflict Management strategies for Cross—Border Natural Resources use Between Kenya and Uganda

David H. Kegon (Kaduna State University), The Role of Media in Manipulating Religious Conflict in Northern Nigeria.

Nnabuenyi Uju Maureen (Nasarawa State University) Globalization, peace and conflict in Africa

Lucky Igohosa, Ugbudian (Federal University) #Bring Back Our Girls: The Internationalization of Terrorism in Nigeria

Panel I 3: Global Finance and Development Location: Conference Hall 3 Chair: Josiah Mwachi Waiti Bamidele M. Ogunleye (Federal University of Technology) the Impact of residential property development patterns on sustainable environment in Akure, Nigeria

Mungai, J (Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology) Sustainable Housing Finance Systems for Housing Developments in Kenya

Caroline Ayuma Okelo, Gregory S. Namusonge, Mike E. Iravo: Factors influencing adoption of electronic tax filing in small and medium enterprises

Josiah Mwachi Waiti (Masinde Muliro Memorial Secondary School). The banks financial priority areas in Kenya secondary schools in the view to attain Vision 2030, challenges and Prospects

Panel I4: Globalization, Education and Development in Africa Location: Conference Hall 4 Chair: Julie Kasamba Akala Janet Busolo; Twoli Nicholas Wanjala; Khatete David Wanyonyi (MMUST & Kenyatta University), Exploring the Presentation of the Themes of Scientific Literacy in Kenyan Secondary School Chemistry Textbooks with Reference to the Mole Concept

Momanyi Marcella: Administrators role in enhancing new pedagogies in higher educational institutions learning in Africa

Imo Robson Udosen, Emmanuel Sunday Out, Mary Ekpo, Nsibiet Uso Ekanem (College of Education, Afaha Nsit) Science education in Nigeria: A key to 21st century transformation of global economy.

Asiago Dorcah; The Challenges Facing Headteacher’s Role in the Implementation of the School Feeding Programme in Public Primary Schools in Nairobi Province, Kenya.

Julie Kasamba (St. Augustine University). How possible is inclusive Education in Bukoba Urban Tanzania

Panel I 5: Science, Technology and Environment Location: Conference Hall 5 Chair: Adetunji Musilimu Adeyinka Oscar Wambuguh, (California State University) Market-based Renewable Energy Development Initiative and their impact on Rural Livelihoods in Laikipia District, Central Kenya

Francis O. Onsongo (Kenyatta University), Fertility Decline in Kisii and Nyamira counties: A demonstration of Global Fertility Decline.

Alex Magembe Marucha, Positron-impact excitation of the lowest autoionizing state in rubidium atom using distorted wave method

Adetunji Musilimu Adeyinka, (Federal University lokoja) Environmental impact assessment of waste disposal methods in Lokoja Metropolis, Nigeria

Panel I6: Globalization, Social, Economic and Political Changes in Africa Location: Conference Hall 6 Chair: Pamela Wadende Grace Ogeto: Socio-Economic challenges and juvenile delinquency: focus on Kisii County Burham, A. M (Center for Foreign Relations), Social market economy as a substitute polical paradigm for Tanzania development

Aleso S. Wangamati (Kisii University) Women in post conflict societies in Africa: Healing, rehabilitation and reconstruction

Nicodemus Aketch Ishmael (Multimedia University of Kenya), Social Media Contributions to Cultural Paradigm Shifts Today

Mumo Nzau (The State University of New York) Kenya at 50: A Retrospective Account of the National Security Policy Environment.

Pamela Wadende (University Of Kabianga) Women Collectives in Kenya: Towards Social Inclusion and Food Security

Panel I7: Globalization, Information and Communication Technology in Africa Location: Conference Hall 7 Chair: Samuel Macharia Were John Otieno Oredo (Kisii University) Mindfulness and quality of innovation in cloud computing adoption

Florence K. Maweu & Kioko A. Muia (Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology) Challenges facing E-government integration in the devolved county government systems in Kenya

Moses O. Momanyi (Kisii University), Health information technology for a happy nation

Daniel Ogachi Oigo (Kisii University) Factors affecting the implementation of internet banley by Commercial banks in Kenya: a survey of selected commercial banks in Nairobi.

Samuel Macharia Were & Joseph K. Kamau (Kisii University) Information packaging for communication with the physically challenged

Panel I8: Agriculture, Food Security Research and Development Location: Conference Hall 8 Chair: Lawrence M. Njoroge Charles Moitui (Kisii University) Globalised Agriculture and Safety of Genetically Modified Foods

Nicodemus Aketch Ishmael, Susan Mwangi & Dismas Ombuya (Technical University of Kenya & St. Pauls University). A framework on Effects of Internet Research on Increased food Production

Shitote Zacharia, Wakhungu Jacob & China Samuel (Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology)Fish Farming’s contribution to food security &livelihoods for the poor household in Western Kenya.

Babu, J. M, Ogendi, G. M., Getabu, A.M, Akunga, G. N and Njiru, J. M. (Kisii University), Effects of point source pollution on water quality, phytoplankton diversity and abundance around Kisumu bay, Lake Victoria, Kenya

Rona Kerubo Kebati, Edwin Omwoyo Onyancha & Lawrence M. Njoroge (Department of Social Sciences & Humanities (Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology), Double Edged Sword: Engaging youth in Agricultural to combat unemployment and improve food security in Africa: A case of Kenya.

Lunch Break 1:00pm- 2:00pm

Panel Session J 2:00pm-3:30pm Panel J1: Globalization, Urbanization and Career Development Location: Conference Hall 1 Chair: Anna Mazzolini Nyakoe George Morara (Kisii University), The career guidance aspect in aligning skills to meet the labour market needs

Mokaya Janet & Tinega Richard (Kisii University), The evolving career trends in the world of work

Vincent Onserio (Kisii University), Factors influencing high rate of motorcycle accidents in Kisii town, Kisii County

Stella Omari (Kisii University, Kenya), Employees’ age and perceptions of psychological contract and organizational justice: A critical review of the literature

Anna Mazzolini (University IUAV of Venice), The new Urban Middle class plea for Decent Housing in Africa, Which possible and Sustainable planning policies

Panel J2: Globalization Education and Development in Africa Location: Conference Hall 2 Chair: Rose Ruto-Korir Machyo Jane, (Kumi University, Uganda) Factors affecting Dissemination and Publication of findings in private Universities, Uganda

Omosa Elijah Mochama Effect of Personal Desk laboratory (PDl) approach on students’ interest in physics

Jane Amunga and Benjamin Ondigi, (Kisii University) The effect of user charges on access to basic education in Kenya

Kennedy Nyambeche Getange, (Kisii University) John Aluko Orodho (Kenyatta University) Impact of cost-sharing policy on participation in, and quality of university Education: The case of regular and instituion based programmes (IBP) in universities in Kenya

Rose Ruto-Korir, Elizabeth Owino (Moi University) Grace Jepkemboi (Birmingham) Globalisation and Education: Early Childhood Education for global competencies.

Panel J 3: Global Business Management Location: Conference Hall 3 Chair: Bamidele M. Ogunleye Odoyo Fredrick S & Wangare Faith (Catholic University of Eastern Africa C.U.E.A), Mergers and Acquisitions, Bane or Boon: Experience from Kenya

Ishaku Usman Gadzama (Ahmadu Bello University), Small –scale Business: Vegetable tools for women economic empowerment in Borno State, Nigeria Joseph K. Kamau & Samwel M. Were (Kisii University) An Investigation of The Extent of Public Trust on Auditors, A Case Study Of Gusii Mwalimu Savings Co-Operative Society in Kisii County.

Christopher Nyenze, Eric N. O, Charles K. O (Kisii University) The effect of skill mismatch in an organization on employee performance and organization attainment of its strategic intent; a case of commercial banks in Kisii

Bamidele M. Ogunleye, (Federal University of Technology) Acquisition and compensation in Nigeria: the need for paradigm shift

Panel J4: Globalization, Agriculture, Tourism and Exploitation of Resources In Africa Location: Conference Hall 4 Chair: Charles Mwanzia Sam Sangster, John Kioko, Benard Kissui, Christian Kiffner & Jamie Gross (Georgetown College, & Connecticut College) Dynamics of illegal ivory trade in Africa and implications for the future of African Elephants (Loxodontaafricana)

Zilpher Agnes Nyakwra, Lucy Bosibori Karani & Peter Njau (K.A.R.I) Wheat seed dissemination and production by small farmer groups: Training and follow up. Obasuyi F.O.T. (College of Education, Ikere Ekiti) Toward Globalization and Industrial Revolution in a Non-Oil Producing States in Nigeria: A Model for Ekiti State (1981-2012)

Elizabeth Akinyi Owino (Moi University) Assessment Of Coping Strategies Employed By Local Communities In Mitigating Effects Of Diseases Related To Tourism in and Around the Maasai Mara National Reserve, Kenya

Mumo Nzau and Charles Mwanzia (Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology, MMUST, Kenya): Push-and-Pull Factors in the Politics of Tourism and Wildlife Development in Kenya: A Critical Prescriptive Approach at the Policy Realm

Panel J5: Globalization Education and Development in Africa Location: Conference Hall 5 Chair: Stella Omari Akala Janet Busolo; Twoli Nicholas Wanjala; Khatete David Wanyonyi (MMUST & Kenyatta University) Analysis of the Cognitive Complexity of Kenyan Secondary School Chemistry Examination Questions on the Mole Concept

Jane Adhiambo Chiroma (Stellenbosch University) Re-imagining Citizenship Education in Kenya: A deconstructionist approach

Paul Lukulu L. Isayi: A Model for the Integration of Language & Leadership Learning Strategies through Textual Materials & Audio-Visual Media for Communicative Competency and Transformational Servant Leadership for Students in Secondary Schools in Kenya

Hellen N. Inyega Hellen and Justus O. Inyega (Kisii University and University of Nairobi), Transforming Early Childhood Teacher Education in Kenya: Early Grade Reading Instruction Curriculum (EGRIC)

Stella Omari and Carolyne Nekesa Wekesa (Kisii University), The Elusiveness of the Implementation of Free Primary Education: Challenges Of Implementation in Nyamira Division, Nyamira County, Kenya

Panel J6: Globalization, Social Movements in Africa, Urbanization and Rural Development Location: Conference Hall 6 Chair: Tobias Guzura Langtone Maunganidze, (University of Botswana) Globalization and the durability of transnational worker solidarity: A Southern African experience

Emem Agbiji (University of South Africa-UNISA), Pastoral Care as Development in the Global Healthcare Context: Implication to Africa’s Healthcare Delivery System

David L McConnell, Jan Kees den Bakker, Samuel Amukono Kidini, and Joyce Adisa Bunyoli; Participatory Development in Maragoli, Kenya: a Ten-Year Retrospective

Gladys Osoro (Kisii University) Assessment of the relationship between parenting styles and juvenile delinquency: A case of probation hostels in Kenya

Tobias Guzura (Zimbabwe Open University), Are we there yet? A re-look at SADC’s role in the Zimbabwean conflict

Panel J7: Globalization, Peace, Conflict and Security Issues Location: Conference Hall 7 Chair: Samuel M. Kegoro Amir Mohyuddin, Jacob Odhiambo-Ochiewo, Anderson Ziro Ndumbu, Evaline Muthoni Menyi, Boniface Onyango, Lawrence Njoroge (JKUAT)Disaster Management in Africa: Rhetoric Vs Reality: Critical Evaluation of Kenya’s Disaster Management initiatives

Ongori Peris Adoption of mobile aided technology in community policing to prevent crime

Moseh Kirioba and Maurice N. Amutabi, (Kisii University), Making Sense of Vigilantes, Militias and Community Policing in Kenya: Focus on Kisii County

Amos, Akpokos James: (Kaduna State University) Peace Building and the Management of Ethno-Religious Conflicts: The Experience of Kaduna State, Nigeria.

Samuel M. Kegoro and Maurice Amutabi (Kisii University) Rotary Club and Post Conflict Peace Building in Kenya: A Case of Nakuru County

Panel J8: Science, Technology and Environment Location: Conference Hall 8 Chair: John H. Stanfield Warren Lekaram (Kisii University). The Role of Electronic Resources in the Provision of Information Services: A Case of Kisii University Library

Nabwire Joanne Lyanda, Ongunyo Raphael Onyango & Songok Jepchirchir Ruth (Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology) Trends in I.C.T adoption in Education: A case of E-learning Among universities in Kenya.

Singoei James Kibor, Makworo E. Obwoge, Mailutha Joseph (kisii University) Robotics: An opportunity for industrial growth in developing economies in Africa.

Catherine Njoki Muraya (Kisii University): Learning through Simulations: Effectiveness of Computer Simulations for Supporting Learning Process of Science Subjects in Secondary Schools in Kenya.

John H. Stanfield (University of Dar es Salaam,Tanzania)Smart phone applications wage and its impacts on university students learning in Tanzania

Health Break 3:30pm-3:45pm

Panel Session K 3:45pm-5:00pm Panel K1: Globalization, Social, Economic and Political Changes in Africa Location: Conference Hall 1 Chair: Umar Shehu Umar Erick Thomas Ogwora; Evan Gesura Mecha; Anne Abincha; Samuel Mokaya (Kisii University): Constitutionalism and Constructive democracy: A solution to Polical instability and Crisis Facing Africa Continent.

Mumo Nzau & Maurice Amutabi (The State University of New York & Kisii University) for better or worse! Constitutional Change and the Performance of Devolved Public Bureaucracies: A Critical Examination of the Kenyan Experience

Lydia Ayako Mareri (Kisii University), Influence of Visionary and Inspirational Leader Behaviour on Followers’ Organizational Citizenship Behavior: Pointers from a Kenyan Public University’s Academic Departments

Lydia Ayako Mareri (Kisii University) Does Mass Media Communication Really Change Public Opinion? Reflections on Kenyan Social Issues’ Discourse in Electronic Media

Umar Shehu Umar (Nigeria Police Academy) Socio-Economic Causes of Ethnic Conflict in Northern Nigeria

Panel K2: Global Business Management Location: Conference Hall 2 Chair: Henry Peter Gommans Elijah Maronga; Evelyn Bosire; Josephine Ondari (Kisii University) Examination of Small Enterprise Interventions on Development of Youth Groups: A Survey of Selected Youth Groups in Kisii Town

Grace Ogeto and Maurice Amutabi (Kisii University), Women Entrepreneurs and Environmental Conflict in Kenya: Focus on Kisii County Open Air Markets

Kennedy B. Mwengei Ombaba, Phyllis A. Arogo & Irine Koskei (Garissa University College; University of Eldoret & Moi University) Impact of Remittances on Poverty Reduction on Kenya

Eric Opiyo: Regional Intergration: Towards Harmonisation and Adoption of a Regional Public Procurement Regulation in East Africa

Francisca S. Usen, Stella A. Usen and Grace Eneh: Skill Acquisition, Entrepreneurship and National Security In Nigeria

Henry Peter Gommans, Moses Kihiko (Mount Kenya University) Analysis of the effects of working capital on small and medium enterprises’ financial performance.

Panel K3: Science, Education, Technology and Environment Location: Conference Hall 3 Chair: Dorothy Rambim Frank O. Masese, Katya G. Abrantes, Gretchen M. Gettel, Steven Bouillon, Kenneth Irvine and Michael E. McClain (UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water Education, James Cook University, Katholieke Universiteit, Kisii University) Influence of large herbivore vectors on the importance of terrestrial subsidies for riverine food webs

Enock, Obuba (Kisii University), Unequal Curriculum, Same Markets: Kenyan Education

Obed Mainya Nyabaro (Kisii University) System in a Global Perspective Pollutant Levels in Waste Water from Hides and Skins Treatment Plant and their Environmental Impact: A Case Study of Nakuru Tanners, Kenya

Ochola, W. Adede, Valentine Ogongo, George Ogendi, Jacqueline Makatiani and Evans A. Basweti (Kisii University) The Economic and Environmental Value of Bagasse-Briquettes as an Alternative Source of Energy in the Lake Victoria Basin. A Case of Using Briquettes as an Alternative Source of Energy to Cure Tobacco

Dorothy Rambim, Henry Morara, Fredrick Awuor & Bernard Maake (Jaramogi Oginga Odinga University of Science & Technology & Kisii University) ICT and Integrated System Framework for Rural Development

Panel K4: Globalization, Education and Development in Africa Location: Conference Hall 4 Chair: Josephine Morangi Onsongo Ondara Kiyondi Reuben (Chuo Kikuu cha Kisii) Hakuna Kutandawazisha Bila Tafsiri

Eric Thomas Ogwora; Nilson Opande & Evans Gesura Mecha (Kisii University): Philosophy as a key instrument in Establishing Proper and Authentic Educational Curriculum, Educational Policy, Vision and Mission in African Context

Kefa M. Otiso (Bowling Green State University) & Evans O. Nyangeri (Kisii University) The Globalization of Kisii Town in Time and Space

Mumo Nzau and Charles Mwanzia (University at Buffalo, The State University of New York and Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology), Order or Liberty? Some Critical

Afterthoughts on Kenya’s National Security Dilemmas under the 2010 Constitutional Dispensation

Josephine Morangi Onsongo, Stella Moraa Omari and Thomas Okioma; Factors Influencing Employee Turnover Amongst Trained Teachers in Public Secondary Schools in Kisii Central District, Kisii County , Kenya

Panel K5: Globalization, Education and Development in Africa Location: Conference Hall 5 Chair: Peter Mugume Nyabaro Obed Mainya (Kisii University) Letter Written in the Year 2070, A Case Study in Kisii County.

Francis Monari Kerongo (Kisii University) Moral Disengagement and the Globalization of Institutional Corruption: a case of Higher Education Institutions

Nyenze M. Christopher Margaret N. Barasa (Kisii University) Applying Transformational Leadership in Reorienting Education for Development: Researcher’s Perspective

Terver Akpar (Benue State University, Makurdi, Nigeria), Nigeria and the failed state thesis: the rise and rage of the cattlemen

Peter Mugume (Uganda Christian University) Form and Function in Runyoro Proverbs from Western Uganda

Panel K6: Globalization, Peace, Conflict and Security Issues Location: Conference Hall 6 Chair: Salome Wangamati Albert O. Tuli and Maurice Amutabi (Kisii University) Alternative Dispute Resolution Mechanisms (ADR) and Conflict Transformation in Kenya: Focus on Garissa County.

Handson Bandari Ogechi (Kisii University) Alternative Dispute Resolution Processes and their implication in Peace Building in Kenya

Maurice Amutabi & Kibiwott Kurgat (Kisii University) Political Rhetoric, Electoral Violence and Implications for Democracy in Kenya: Post-mortem of the 2007 Elections and beyond

Andesou Zir Ndumbu, Amir Mohyuddin, Boniface Onyango, Lawrence Njoroge (JKUAT). Development for peace in Africa: Does development reduce Conflicts in Kenya.

Salome Wangamati (Kisii University), Resources and Cross Border Tensions between Kenya and Uganda: Focus on Kenya’s Western Border

Panel K3: Science, Education, Technology and Environment Location: Conference Hall 3 Chair: Dorothy Rambim Evans M. Onyancha (Kisii University) Elucidation of the molecular structure of Phytochemicals from Teclea nobilis Used in traditional medicine in Kenya

Lateef O. J. & Eunice Njogu (Federal Polytechnic & Kenyatta University) Adolescents’ Nutrition Knowledge on Healthy Foods and the Emerging High Prevalence of Overweight and Obesity in Africa

Joseph T. Mailutha (Kisii University) J. K. Simatei, K. R. Nguru (JKUAT) Anthropometric Data for Kenyan Workers

Emmy Kageha Igonya, Global Policies, Human Rights and HIV: Prevention and Access to Health Care Services in Nairobi, Kenya

Jepkemboi R. Choge (Maasai Mara University), Reducing Risk and Vulnerability to Climate Change in Kenya: Gender Capabilities and Policy Implications

Conference Closing Ceremony: FRIDAY 1ST AUGUST 2014

5:00pm-5:10pm Remarks from the Chair, Conference Organizing Committee: On Publications of Proceedings - Prof. Maurice N. Amutabi 5:10pm- 5:15pm Remarks: Registrar Academic Affairs, Prof. Philip Owino 5:15pm- 5:20pm Remarks from Deputy Vice Chancellor, Prof. Maurice N. Amutabi, PhD 5:20pm-5:30pm Issuing Certificates to Participants 5:30pm-5:35pm Vote of Thanks by Representative of Visitors Vote of Thanks from KSU Departure See you next year at 2015 Conference

Call for Papers for Second Annual International Interdisciplinary Conference, to be held at Kisii University (KSU), Kenya on June 24 to 27, 2015

General conference theme: ““Africa: Looking East or West””

Conference Venue: Kisii University (KSU) Main Campus, Kisii Kenya Sponsors: Kisii University and Kenya Studies and Scholars Association (KESSA)

The rise of China and India is creating tensions and anxiety in the global arena largely because of the new financial opportunities for Africa. African countries are said to be looking to the East with a lot of interest and excitement. Chinese leaders are regarded very highly in Africa, in ways that Western leaders were regarded few decades ago, because they come with goodies for African countries. The purpose of this conference on African and its relations with the East and West is to allow scholars to compare the experiences that the two regions have had in the development partnerships with Africa. Japan has been an older partner but China and India seem to have had greater ascendance in the past twenty years in their relations with Africa. Is the relation between African and Western countries changing due to new friendships with China? What benefits are African countries getting from their relation with China and India? These are the type of questions that papers are invited to explore.

Organized and hosted by the Office of the Deputy Vice Chancellor and other faculties at Kisii University, this 2nd Interdisciplinary International Conference will be held between June 24 to 27, 2015 at Kisii University Main Campus, Kisii, Kenya. Submission of abstracts: Send abstracts of between 250 and 500 words, including full contact details (title, name, address, email-address, and telephone) as well as institutional affiliation by March 30, 2015 to Prof. Maurice Amutabi at [email protected] or [email protected]

The deadline for submission of full papers is May 30, 2015. Most papers presented at the conference will be selected and published in edited volumes and journals affiliated to KSU. The conference will consist of ten colloquia organized along themes.

Colloquium 1: East and West, Social, Economic and Political Changes in Africa Sub Themes: a. The role of China and India in development in Africa b. East and West in Energy, Water, Agriculture and Development c. East and West, Health and Development d. East and West, Culture and Development e. East and West, Urbanization and Rural Development f. East and West, Gender and Women in Africa g. East and West and Governance in Africa h. Hollywood, Bollywood, Nollywood, Kenywood, hip hop, etc i. East and West and the language question in Africa

j. East and West, Poverty, Deprivation and Vulnerability k. East and West, Peace, Conflict and Security issues l. East and West and Refugee Crisis in Africa m. East and West and Economic Development in Africa n. East and West and Social Movements in Africa o. Abstracts on any other relevant topic are welcome.

Colloquium 2: East and West and Management of Resources in Africa Sub-Themes: a. East and West and Exploitation of Resources in Africa b. International Trade, Commerce, e-Commerce and e-Baking c. East and West and Industry d. East and West, outsourcing and Africa’s ‘Silicon Valleys’ and ‘Industrial Parks’ e. Global Finance and Development f. Environment, Climate Change and E-waste g. Planning and management of natural resources h. East and West and Entrepreneurship i. East and West and the Cooperative movement in Africa j. East and West, Transport and Movement k. East and West, Trade and regional blocs l. Global Business Management m. Abstracts on any other relevant topic are welcome.

Colloquium 3: East and West, Education and Development in Africa Sub-Themes: a. East and West, Education, Science and Development b. East and West, Open and Distance Education c. New Pedagogies in Africa d. East and West and Higher Education e. Exchange Programs and Linkages f. Evaluation and Education Reforms g. East and West, ICT and e-Learning h. Open and Distance Education i. East and West and Lifelong Learning j. Industry, Technology and Education k. East and West, Early Learning and Special Education l. East and West, Technical and Vocational Education m. East and West and Primary Education in Education and Poverty Alleviation o. Abstracts on any other relevant topic are welcome

Colloquium 4: East and West, Constitutionalism and Human Rights Sub-Themes: a. East and West and Human Rights in Africa b. East and West and New Maritime Laws

c. Global Networks d. East and West and Cohesion Issues e. New Constitutional reforms f. East and West, Judiciary and Corruption g. East and West, ICT and Law h. East and West and Alternative Legal Structures i. East and West and Environmental Law j. Dealing with Global Outlaws k. Global Legal Education l. East and West and Civic Education m. East and West and Small Claims Courts n. Global Recruitment Firms in Africa o. Illegal and Forced Migration p. Mineral Treaties and Agreements q. Abstracts on any other relevant topic are welcome

Colloquium 5: East and West, Science and Technology in Africa Sub-Themes: a. Science and Natural Resource Management b. Collaborations in Science, Technology and Development c. Agriculture, livestock and fisheries d. Training in Science and Technology e. exchanges in Research in Science and Technology f. Industry and University Collaboration g. Research and Development (R&D) h. Patents and Trademarks i. Science, Technology and Environment j. ICT, Science and Technology k. Science, Gender and Women m. Science, Children and Youth n. East and West, Health and Medicine o. East and West and Health Tourism p. Abstracts on any other relevant topic are welcome

Colloquium 6: East and West, Christianity & other Religions in Africa Sub-Themes: a. East and West and the Church in Africa b. Radical Religious Groups in Africa c. Media and the Church in Africa d. Ethics and East and West e. East and West and Theology f. East and West and Faith-Based NGOs h. Religious Institutions and Development

i. The Church and the State m. Global Mega Evangelists n. Religion and Environmental Issues o. Religion, Gender and Women in Africa p. Abstracts on any other relevant topic are welcome

Colloquium 7: East and West, Peace and Conflict in Africa Sub-Themes: a. Africa Security Architecture b. Peace and Security in the Great Lakes Region c. Conflict, War and Violence in Africa d. Human Rights e. Peace Education f. Conflict management g. Refugees in Africa h. Ethical Issues in Development i. Leadership and Governance j. Corruption in Africa k. Regional Bodies and peace in Africa l. Cold Peace and Warm Peace in Africa m. Failed and near-failed states in Africa n. Abstracts on any other relevant topic are welcome

Colloquium 8: East and West, Library, Information and Communication Technology Sub-Themes: a) East and West and Information and Communication Technology in Africa b) Architecture of ICT in Africa c) Disseminations and publication d) Library resources e) E-Library/Virtual library f) E- books/E-Journals g) Internet Research h). Communication and Journalism i) Databases j. Abstracts on any other relevant topic are welcome

Colloquium 9: Interdisciplinary and Multidisciplinary Research in Africa Sub-Themes: a. China, Indigenous Knowledge and Development b. East and West and Development c. Gender and Development d. Corporate Social Responsibility e. Aid and Sectoral Development f. New Paradigms of Development

g. Minority Groups and Tensions h. Interdisciplinary Research i. Public Policy and Ecology j. Entrepreneurship and Development k. Gender and Development l. Integrated Rural Urban Development m. Environment and Development n. Social and Economic Research o. Research Regimes p. Abstracts on any other relevant topic are welcome

Colloquium 10: Roundtables, independent panels and association meetings Sub-Themes: a. Open for any panels or roundtables b. Any relevant topic

Registration Fees: 1. Staff and students from the Kisii University (KSU) KShs.5000 2. Staff and students from other universities in Kenya KShs.6, 000 3. Staff from East African Universities and Organizations KShs.6, 500 4. Rest of Africa US$ 150 5. Rest of the World – Europe, North America, Asia, etc US$ 200

Registration fee payments to: Kenya Studies and Scholars Association (KESSA) or Kisii University (KSU) (Attn: 2nd Annual International Conference) ALL GENERAL ENQUIRIES TO BE ADDRESSED TO: Prof. Maurice N. Amutabi, Convenor Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic and Students Affairs), Kisii University, P.O BOX 408-40200, Kisii, Kenya Tel: + 254-058-30826 E-mail: [email protected] or [email protected] or [email protected]

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