Precious Wapukha

Dr. Precious Wapukha (PhD), is a lecturer in the department of social sciences at Kibabii University, Kenya. She is a seasoned scholar in the realm of peace and conflict studies. Her research focuses on dynamics in the historical trajectory of conflict and conflict resolution. Her groundbreaking research emphasizes on intractable conflict in Northern Kenya. She has published extensively in peer reviewed journal, presented papers in international conferences and occasionally publishes opinion pieces in Kenyan dailies including the Daily Nation, shedding light on the historical and cultural underpinnings of conflict. She has further contributed to the mentorship of the next generation of students in peace and conflict resolution. Her involvement of international avenues such as the UNESCO Bioethics workshop, reflects her dedication to promoting ethical research practices in conflict context.

Recent publications:

Wapukha, P. J., Okoth, P. G., & Opondo, P. A. (2022). Ceasefire effort by stakeholders in mitigating pastoralist conflict between the Samburu and Turkana of Baragoi, Northern Kenya. International Journal of Conflict Management, 3(1), 96–111.

Wapukha, P. J. (2022). The sequels of the intractable pastoralist conflict between Samburu and Turkana of Baragoi, Northern Kenya. IOSR Journal of Humanities and Social Science (IOSR-JHSS), 27(10, Series 3), 71–76. 

Wapukha, P. J. (2022). Historicization of intra-ethnic conflict among the Sabaot community of Mt. Elgon, Kenya. IRE Journals, 5(7). ISSN 2456-8880.

Wapukha, P. J., & Nanjala, M. (2022). Panoramic relationship between ethnic violence and politics in Kenya. IRE Journals, 5(7). ISSN: 2456-888.

Omuse, F., & Wapukha, P. J. (2020). A historical trend of women’s representation during Moi’s regime (1978–2002) in Trans-Nzoia County. OIRC Journals, 4(4).