Dr. Joy Mueni
B.A. (Mysore), M.A. (Daystar), Ph.D (Nairobi)
Tel: +254 20 318262 joymueni@uonbi.ac.ke
Dr. Joy Mueni is a Lecturer at the School of Journalism and Mass Communication, University of Nairobi. She studied at the University of Mysore, India where she obtained a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and Literature and at Daystar University, Kenya where she studied for, and obtained, an MA in Communication. She holds a PhD in Communication Studies at the University of Nairobi.
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Mueni, J, Ndavula J. Submitted. New media and political marketing in Kenya: a case of 2013, 3 June. Kenya Elections Workshop 2013. , Nairobi, Kenya
Mueni, J. In Press. Kenyan women in music videos. , Nairobi: Nairobi Academic Press
Mueni, J. 2013. A comparative study of the representation of the female gender in local and foreign soap operas. (Prof. Peter Kareithi, Dr. Muiru NgugiJo, Eds.)., Nairobi: University of Nairobiabstract.docx
Mueni, J. 2010. Ep 12. Be the Judge. : Medeva Abstractbe_the_judge.docx
Be the Judge is a groundbreaking TV legal drama series (with a citizens' jury) educating the people on due process of law and how to understand the way the courts work in Kenya. The programme, which airs on KTN, underlines the fact that access to justice and legal awareness are key components in a democracy. By understanding the law and its workings, Kenyans will be better placed to enjoy their fundamental human rights.
By Joy Mueni (Lecturer, SOJMC) - Actor-Judge
Be the Judge 3
Mueni, J. 2010. Ep 13 Negligence. Be the Judge. : Medeva Abstract
Mueni, J. 2010. Ep 07 Custody. Be the Judge. : Medeva Abstract
MEDEVA TV
Be the Judge
Be the Judge is a groundbreaking TV legal drama series (with a citizens' jury) educating the people on due process of law and how to understand the way the courts work in Kenya. The programme, which airs on KTN, underlines the fact that access to justice and legal awareness are key components in a democracy. By understanding the law and its workings, Kenyans will be better placed to enjoy their fundamental human rights
Mueni, J. 2007. Live audience. Agenda Kenya. : Medeva
Mueni, J. 2005. The portrayal of the female gender in secular hip hop music videos. (Dr Florence Miya, Mr Antony Okonji, Eds.)., Nairobi: Daystar University
Mueni, J. 1998. Kenyan women in music videos. Website