International Journal of Communication and Public Relation
2016 - 2025
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Volume 10, issue 2, 2025
- The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Public Relations Strategies: A Quantitative Analysis of the Middle East’s 10 Most Valuable Brands pp. 1 - 23

- Pablo Medina Aguerrebere, Kinza Khan and Jessica Abraham
- Young People’s Attitude and Prevention of Sexually Transmitted Infections in Institutions of Higher Learning, Machakos County, Kenya pp. 24 - 41

- Ian Nzioki Maingi, Dr. Gertrude Musuruve Inimah and Dr. Rhoydah M.O. Nyambane
- Internal Communication and Employee Productivity in the Ready-Mix Concrete Industry, Kiambu County pp. 42 - 68

- June Wangeci Githaiga and Dr. Musuruve Inimah
Volume 10, issue 1, 2025
- Diffusion of COVID-19 Misinformation in Kenyan X Conversations pp. 1 - 12

- Dr. John Ndavula and Dr. Anne Munuku
- Impact of Multicultural Communication on Public Relations in Global Brands in China pp. 13 - 22

- Chen Lihua
- Influence of Celebrity Endorsement on Public Relations Campaigns in Canada pp. 23 - 33

- Sarah Marie
- Crisis Communication and its Impact on Stakeholder Trust in Ghana pp. 33 - 46

- Akpene Mawusi
- The Role of Corporate Communications in Enhancing Employee Engagement: A Structured Communications Approach for Various Use Cases pp. 47 - 67

- Rana Rashed Mahmoud Rashed
Volume 9, issue 4, 2024
- The Role of Digital Influencers as Opinion Leaders in Strategic Marketing Communication among Boutique Owners in Nairobi, CBD, Kenya pp. 1 - 14

- Lydia Nyabonyi Okong’o, PhD. Prof. Hellen Mberia and Dr. Maureen Syallow
- Influence of Narrative Principles on Organizational Change Adoption of Blended Learning in Selected Kenyan Universities pp. 15 - 23

- Eliezer Namu and Prof. Hellen Mberia
- Compositional Elements of Photographic Coverage of the Westgate Mall Terrorist Attack pp. 24 - 44

- Benjamin Mbatia Kinyanjui, Dr. Pauline Nasesia Ndoro and Prof. Wendo Nabea
- Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Higher Education: A Threat or Helping Hand in Improving Student-Instructor Communication pp. 45 - 61

- Abidemi Oluwafunmilayo Alade and Mariam Yetunde Afuwape
- An Evaluation of Stakeholder Involvement in the Development of Communication Plans Used in the Diffusion of Improved Maize Varieties among Farmers in the Semi-Arid Lower Eastern Kenya pp. 62 - 75

- Emily Keles Muli, PhD Prof. Maurice Sakwa and PhD Dr. Masaya H. Chakava
Volume 9, issue 3, 2024
- Communication Culture Strength and Customer Satisfaction in Public Secondary Schools in Nairobi County, Kenya pp. 1 - 21

- Winfred Mukami Karingu, Prof. Hellen Mberia and Prof. Ndeti Ndati
- Nature of Television Childbearing Shows and Mode of Delivery Preferences among Primiparous Women in Nairobi, Kenya pp. 22 - 33

- Christopher Kyalo Musyoki, PhD. Prof. Hellen Kiende Mberia and PhD. Dr. Geoffrey Serede Sikolia
- Assessment of Community Radio Social Impact in Tanzania pp. 34 - 47

- Gasper Mpehongwa
- Healthcare Provider -Patient Communication Techniques and Cervical Cancer Management at Moi Teaching and Refferal Hospital Cancer Center pp. 48 - 70

- Dorcas Kebenei, PhD Dr. Rhoydah Nyambane and PhD Dr. Joan Mutua
- Communication Strategies Used during a Crisis in the Tourism and Hospitality Industry in Naivasha Sub-County pp. 71 - 87

- Robert Mweretha Muriuki, Dr. Gertrude Musuruve Inimah and Dr. Idah Muchunku-Mwenda
Volume 9, issue 2, 2024
- The Cause and Effect of Morality Frame on the Perception of Obesity among 35-55 years University Female Academic Staff in Nairobi County, Kenya pp. 1 - 19

- Dr. Naomi Kahiga
- Media Choice and Public Participation in the Budget Making Process for Nyeri County pp. 20 - 43

- Lucy Bitutu Ogoti, Prof. Hellen Mberia and Dr. John Ndavula
- Media Ethics and News Media Financing in a Fledgling Economy- A Case of the Gambia pp. 44 - 60

- Morolake O. Adekunle, Femi Onifade and Abdul Rashid Gbambu
- To Say or Not To Say: The Influence of Interpersonal Communication Message Structure on Child Nutrition Promotion pp. 61 - 70

- Florence Tsuma, Prof. Hellen Mberia and Prof. Idah Muchunku
- The Nature of Television and Radio Programs and Their Influence in the Growth of Kiswahili among University Students in Kenya pp. 71 - 86

- Orleans Omusula Onindo, Hellen K. Mberia and Ndeti Ndati
Volume 9, issue 1, 2024
- The Best Practices and Strategies for Crisis Communication and Reputation Management in Kenya pp. 1 - 12

- Jayden Kingori
- Role of Social Media Influencers in Shaping Public Opinion and Consumer Behavior in Greece pp. 13 - 26

- George Alexander
- The Impact of Fake News and Misinformation on Political Communication and Civic Engagement in Nigeria pp. 26 - 37

- Abigail Abiodun
- The Ethical and Legal Implications of Using Big Data and Artificial Intelligence for Public Relations Campaigns in the United States pp. 38 - 52

- Michael James
- The Cause and Effect of Responsibility Frame on the Perception of Obesity among 35-55 Years University Female Academic Staff in Nairobi County, Kenya pp. 53 - 74

- Dr. Naomi Kahiga
Volume 8, issue 4, 2023
- Data Sourcing and the Exposition of Fake Financial News at Kenya's Standard Newspaper pp. 1 - 14

- Mark Kapchanga Kwemoi, Prof Hellen Mberia and Dr Julius Bosire
- Effect of Flow of Information on Student Engagement in Public Universities in Nairobi City County, Kenya pp. 15 - 27

- Cecilia Wakarindi Maina and Prof. Hellen Mberia
- Doctor Patient Nonverbal Communication and Tuberculosis Treatment Adherence in Kibera Informal Settlement in Nairobi County, Kenya pp. 28 - 41

- Beatrice A. Koech, Dr. Geoffrey Serede Sikolia and Dr. Nancy Macharia
- Discourse Strategies and Portrayal of Women in the Choice of Cosmetic Products in Lagos Nigeria pp. 42 - 54

- Adebola. Sarah O. Michael, PhD. Prof. Hellen Mberia and PhD Dr. Joan Mutua
- Determining the Effect of Voluntary Participation in Communicating with PLHIV in Siaya County, Kenya pp. 55 - 78

- Benson Kairichi Marimba, Hellen Mberia and Paul Kimalu
Volume 8, issue 3, 2023
- Disability Lense: Television Framing of Intellectual Disability and Inclusive Education Engagement in Kenya pp. 1 - 12

- Jackline U. Lidubwi, Dr Julius Bosire and Dr Joan Mutua
- Reception or Deception?- Participants' Disengagement during Teleconferencing in the Gambia Context pp. 13 - 27

- Adekunle Morolake Omowumi (PhD), Adekunle Toluwani Elizabeth (PhD) and Adekunle Tiwalade Beloved (PhD)
- Effective Health Communication and Required Competencies - the Case of Race and Gender Blindness in Major Online Health Information Sites pp. 28 - 35

- Adekunle Morolake Omowumi (PhD), Adekunle Toluwani Elizabeth (PhD) and Adekunle Tiwalade Beloved (PhD)
- Integrated Marketing Communication Strategies and Rebranding of Telkom Kenya pp. 36 - 51

- Faith Wanjiru Kamau, Professor Hellen Mberia and Dr. John Ndavula
- The Effect of Informed Consent in Communicating with PLHIV in Siaya, Kenya pp. 52 - 70

- Benson Kairichi Marimba, Hellen Mberia and Paul Kimalu
Volume 8, issue 2, 2023
- Celebrity Endorsement: Television Advertisements and Sports Gambling Behaviour among University Students in Kenya pp. 1 - 17

- Nicholas Ochieng Oduor, Professor Hellen Mberia and Dr. John Ndavula
- Impact of Media Law and Regulation on Radio Programing Diversity in Kenya pp. 18 - 29

- Allan S. Wekesa, Proffesor Hellen K. Mberia and Dr. Lilian Omoke
- Numbers and the Truth? Daily Nation's Pioneering of Data-Driven Economic News Sub-Editing pp. 30 - 39

- Mark Kapchanga Kwemoi, Prof Hellen Mberia and Dr Julius Bosire
- The Influence of Communication Messages on Adoption of Contagious Bovine Pleuropneumonia (CBPP) Vaccine among Arid and Semi-Arid Lands (ASAL) Pastoralists in Kenya pp. 40 - 54

- Virginia Wangari Ndungu, Professor Hellen K. Mberia, Dr Kyalo Wa Ngula and Dr Joseph Othieno
- Betting Menace: Riddle of Television Advertising and University Students Betting Behaviour pp. 55 - 66

- Nicholas Ochieng Oduor, Professor Hellen Mberia and Dr. John Ndavula
Volume 8, issue 1, 2023
- Television Story Angle and the Involvement on Learners with Intellectual Disability in Inclusive Education in Kenya pp. 1 - 11

- Jackline U. Lidubwi, Dr. Julius Bosire and Dr. Joan Mutua
- Subtle but Pervasive; the Impact of Stakeholders Interest on Radio Programing Diversity in Kenya pp. 12 - 23

- Allan Siangu Wekesa, Proffesor. Hellen K Mberia and Dr. Lilian Omoke
- Organized Corporate Crimes using UNCITRAL Arbitration Framework Development for EPC Disclosure concerning Epistemic Corruption and Pharmaceutical Fraud of Off-label Medicines as Health Regulation and Policy pp. 40 - 55

- Zharama Llarena
- Social Media As; an Agent for Behavioral Change among Young People: Case of Facebook Usage among Mass Communication Students of Uganda Martyrs University pp. 56 - 76

- Mr. Henry Semambo
Volume 7, issue 2, 2022
- Effectiveness of Engaging Experts in Helping Journalist in Kenya to Deal With Trauma pp. 1 - 12

- Joan Mutua, Dr. Hellen K. Mberia and Prof. David Minja PhD
- Influence of Communication Structure on Employee Performance in Selected Large Manufacturing Businesses in Eritrea pp. 13 - 40

- Zemichael Fesahatsion Weldeghebriel, Professor Hellen K. Mberia and Dr. John Ndavula
Volume 7, issue 1, 2022
- GOVERNMENT COMMUNICATION: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE STRATEGIC DIMENSIONS OF THE CENTRAL NATIONAL GOVERNMENT COMMUNICATION IN KENYA pp. 1 - 19

- Ruth Aoko Owino
- TELEVISION BETTING ADVERTISEMENTS AND THE GAMBLING BEHAVIOR OF UNDERGRADUATE UNIVERSITY STUDENTS AGED BETWEEN 18 AND 25 YEARS IN KIAMBU COUNTY KENYA pp. 20 - 44

- Juliet Waruguru Mwai and Professor Hellen Mberia
- ABSTINENCE COMMUNICATION CAMPAIGNS AND PREVENTION OF HIV AND AIDS AMONG UNDERGRADUATE UNIVERSITY STUDENTS IN KENYA: A CASE OF JOMO KENYATTA UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE AND TECHNOLOGY pp. 45 - 68

- Daniel Kituu Kyalo and Professor Hellen Mberia
- MANAGING CORPORATE IDENTITY DURING ORGANISATIONAL TRANSFORMATION IN A PUBLIC INSTITUTION IN KENYA pp. 59 - 102

- Dr. Margaret Mtange
- INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION COMPETENCE AND ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE OF INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY STUDENTS AT PAN AFRICAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE FOR BASIC SCIENCES, TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION pp. 103 - 121

- Joan Kittot and Professor Hellen Mberia
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