Members of the CODESRIA team, comprising of the participants and trainers during the opening ceremony of the CODESRIA College of Academic Mentors Institute training graced by the Registrar RIO, Professor Vincent Onywera, accompanied by key note speaker Dr. Godwin Murunga
Participants at the CODESRIA workshop hosted by the School of Humanities and Social Sciences during presentation session at Kenyatta University Conference Centre (KUCC).
Participants at the CODESRIA workshop hosted by the School of Humanities and Social Sciences during presentation session at Kenyatta University Conference Centre (KUCC).
CODESRIA team members following the discussion during the workshop training hosted by the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at KUCC
CODESRIA team members following the discussion during the workshop training hosted by the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at KUCC
Participants comparing notes in their groups during the Group Discussion Session at the CODESRIA workshop hosted by the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at KUCC
Professor Joy Obando of the Department of Geography referring to her notes on Research Integrity and Ethics during the CODESRIA workshop hosted by the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at the KUCC
The gracious Professor Joy Obando of the Department of Geography, explaining ethical concepts in research to members of the CODESRIA team during the 10 day workshop hosted by the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at KUCC
Lead trainer, Professor Bangura of Howard University responding to participants’ queries during question and answer session at the CODESRIA workshop hosted by the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at KUCC
Professor Abdul Karim Bangura explaining to the participants about the Ideal Dissertation Structure during the CODESRIA workshop hosted by the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at KUCC
The Dean, School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Professor Chris Shisanya giving his presentation on Epistemological Paradigms in Social Research during the CODESRIA workshop hosted by the School at KUCC
Professor Ishmael Munene presenting a certificate of participation to Lydia Amoah from University of Ghana during the closing ceremony of CODESRIA workshop hosted by the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at KUCC
Professor Ibrahim Oanda presenting a certificate of participation to Florence Shingirayi Chamisa from University of FortHare during the closing ceremony of CODESRIA workshop hosted by the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at KUCC
Professor Ibrahim Oanda presenting a certificate of participation to Sylvester Kohol Shima from University of Ibadan during the closing ceremony of CODESRIA workshop hosted by the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at KUCC
The facilitators Professors Chris Shisanya being presented with gifts as a token of appreciation for the exemplary job they did during the CODESRIA workshop hosted by the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at KUCC.
The facilitators Professors Joy Obando being presented with gifts as a token of appreciation for the exemplary job they did during the CODESRIA workshop hosted by the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at KUCC.
Dr. Godwin Murunga, the Incoming Executive Secretary of CODESRIA giving his closing remarks during the workshop hosted by the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at KUCC
The facilitator being presented with gifts as a token of appreciation for the exemplary job they did during the CODESRIA workshop hosted by the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at KUCC.
The facilitator being presented with gifts as a token of appreciation for the exemplary job they did during the CODESRIA workshop hosted by the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at KUCC.
The facilitator being presented with gifts as a token of appreciation for the exemplary job they did during the CODESRIA workshop hosted by the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at KUCC.

Dr. Newton Kahumbi Maina

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Title/Qualifications: Dr/B.Ed (Arts); MA, Ph.D
Department/Unit/Section: Philosophy And Religious Studies
Contact Address: Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies, P. O. Box 43844,00100 Nairobi
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Position: Chairperson Dept. of Philosophy & Religious Studies and Senior Lecturer
Area of Specialization: Islamic Studies
Research Interests: Religion and Culture; Gender and Education; Islamic Education; Christian-Muslim Relations

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Publications

  • Newton Kahumbi:2015: Role of Women in Ethnic Conflict Management in Kenya,Book Author: Newton Kahumbi,978-3-639-76868-8
  • Newton Kahumbi,2014:Challenges of teaching Islamic Studies by  non-Muslims in Kenyan Tertiary institutions,Journal,Tangaza Journal of Theology & Mission, 2013/1, pp. 54-67,9966-08-843-1
  • Newton Kahumbi,2012:The Qur’anic teaching as a Paradigm of Harmonious interfaith relations between Muslims and Christians in Kenya,Proceedings on the International Symposium on Qur’an and Contemporary issues, pp.301-313    
  • Newton Kahumbi,2011:Islamic Influence on Education in Africa,Book Author:978-3-8443-342-0
  • Newton Kahumbi,    2011:Islamophobia among Christians and its challenge in entrenchment of Kadhi courts in  Kenya,Constitutional Review in Kenya and Kadhi Courts, edited by Abdukader Tayob & Joseph Wandera, pp. 49-55, Centre for Contemporary Islam, University of Cape Town,0-620-22755-9
  • Newton Kahumbi,2008:The Role of Women Religious Leaders in Managing and Resolving Ethnic Conflicts in Kenya: The Case of Rural Women Peace Link,Journal,Vol. 3, No. 5, October, in ChemChemi, Journal of the School of Humanities & Social Sciences, Kenyatta University,  pp.65-95,1563-1028
  • Newton Kahumbi,2007:The Interface between Religion and Culture: Constraints to Muslim Girls’ Access to Secondary School education in Kenya,Journal,Issue No. 9, 2006-7, Annual Review of Islam in South Africa (ARISA), University of Cape Town,  pp.46-52,0-620-22755-9
  • Newton Kahumbi,2001:Understanding Islamic Fundamentalism,Journal,Vol. 43, No. 6, December African Ecclesial Review (AFER), pp. 279-29    
  • Newton Kahumbi,1995:Christian-Muslim Relations in Kenya: An Examination of Issues of Conflict,Journal,No.17, January, CSIC PAPERS AFRICA. Center for the Study of Islam and Christian-Muslim Relations. Selly Oak Colleges, Birmingham, U.K,0959-8456
  • Newton Kahumbi,2009:The Historical Roots of Conflicts between Christians and Muslims in Kenya,Book,Interfaith Dialogue, edited by Mvumbi, F.N., pp.77-99,9966-909-72-9
  • Newton Kahumbi,2007:Interpretation of the Qur’an and its Influence 0n Girls’ Access to Secondary School Education in Kenya,Book,Contemporary Development Issues in Kenya, Vol. 1 edited by Shiundu, J. et al, pp.79-92.9966-838-51-1
  • Newton Kahumbi,2003:Causes and Dimensions of Conflict from an Islamic Perspective,Book,Overcoming Violence, edited by Getui, M.N. & W. Musyoni,  pp. 165-179,9966-9816-1-6
  • Newton Kahumbi,2003:Christian – Muslim Dialogue in Kenya,Book,Quests for Integrity in Africa, edited by Wamue, G. & M.M. Theuri, pp. 171-184,9966-888-28-4
  • Newton Kahumbi,2002:The Status of Muslim Women in Kenya    Book,Quests for Abundant Life in Africa, edited by Mary, N. Getui & M. M. Theuri, pp.198-216,9966-888-39-X
  • Newton Kahumbi,1999:Muslim Women and Politics in Kenya,Book,Theology of Reconstruction edited by Mary, N. Getui & E. Obeng’, pp.136-150    9966-888-01-2
  • Newton Kahumbi,1995:Christian-Muslim Relations in Kenya,Book,Islam in Kenya edited by Bakari, M. & S.S.Yahya, pp.116-141    
  • Newton Kahumbi,1995,The Role of the Madrasa System in Muslim Education in Kenya    Book,Islam in Kenya edited by Bakari, M & S.S. Yahya,  pp. 323-339    

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Dr. Newton Kahumbi Maina
Chairperson
Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies

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