Volume 1, Number 1, December 2024 : The Dagoretti Experience

This inaugural issue of the Writing the Arts and Humanities in Africa Journal (WAHiA) features a collection of essays that are an ode to the spatial, socioeconomic, and political landscapes of one of its most important cultural hubs, Dagoretti.

(Prof. Peter M. Matu)

DOI: https://doi.org/10.52907/wahia.v1i1

Published: 2024-12-31

Full Issue

Preface

v-viii
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Articles

Public memorials in Dagoretti : the impact of land tenure on social cohesion

Lydia Muthuma

1-15
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Cosmopolitanisms : premise naming in Dagoretti and Nairobi West as a site for exercising identity

Fredrick Mbogo

16-26
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Dagoretti : claiming land and space in the city

Raquel Jerobon

27-37
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Beyond traditional documentation : Dagoretti Area

Lorna Mungai

38-46
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Kamzee’s donkey the villager

Gitau Muthuma

47-58
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Voices in melodies : remembering Mau Mau

Asajile Mwakalinga

59-67
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The Murals of Dagoretti : examining visual communication and its significance on social change

Joyce Omwoha

68-79
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The Architectural morphology : narratives of the elders of Dagoretti

Joseph Kedogo

80-90
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Is art what you can get away with? Copyright Law is useless for Dagoretti-based visual artists

Grace Njeri Gatere

91-101
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The Inside and the outside : identity performance in the context of social research

Waithera Kibuchi

102-111
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