Dr. Lillian Kemunto Omoke Publications
Publications in Journals:
- Mulonzi, B. M., Ngumo, M. C., and Omoke, L. K.(2026). Constructing Ecological Consciousness Through Media Narratives: A Critical Discourse Study of Sustainable Forestry Representation in Kenyan Newspapers. ShodhKosh: Journal of Visual and Performing Arts, 7(2), 445–471. doi:10.29121/shodhkosh.v7.i2.2026.9000
- Othuon, J. A., Ngumo, M. C., & Omoke, L. K. (2026). Criminalizing examination cheating: Surveillance, punishment and newspaper discourse. Research Journal in Advanced Humanities, 7(1). https://doi.org/10.58256/vaaay873
- Karambu, J., Ngumo, M. C., & Omoke, L. (2026). Framing the Gen Z protesters in Kenyan daily newspapers: A discourse-historical approach. Research Journal in Advanced Humanities, 7(2). https://doi.org/10.58256/7jpv6p62
- Omoke, L. K. (2025). Metaphorical representations of political action and resistance in Kenyan newspaper headlines, 2024. Research Journal in Advanced Humanities, 6(4). https://doi.org/10.58256/wgf0ft46
- Wekesa, A. S., Mberia, H. K., & Omoke, L. (2023). Subtle but pervasive; The impact of stakeholders interest on radio programming diversity in Kenya. International Journal of Communication and Public Relations (IJCPR), *8*(1), 12–23. ISSN 2520-7989 (Online).
- Mulonzi, B., Ngumo, M. C., & Omoke, L. K. (2023). Discursive Metaphorical Representation of COVID-19 Pandemic in Kenya's newspaper headlines. Available at SSRN 4619198.
- Omoke. L., Mberia, H., Jjuuko, M. (2020). Media Framing of political news interviews in ethnic polarization in Kenya. Language, text and society.
- Ngumo, C.,& Omoke, L. (2020). Analysis of Kenya’s newspaper headlines: The handshake and shifting political alliances. Language, text and society.
- Mararo, F., Mberia, H, & Omoke, L. (2021). Influence of character roles in comedic movies on attitudes towards sexual orientations of university students in Kenya. International Journal of Communication and public relations.
- Mararo, F., Mberia, H, & Omoke, L. (2021). Influence of Language Use in Comedic Movies on Attitudes towards Sexual Orientations of University Students in Kenya. International Journal of Communication and public relations.