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  • Frequency of floods and land use changes in Kibra and Mathare informal settlements, Nairobi, Kenya 

    Mosiori, Hesbon Nyagaka (ANU, 2026-07-23)
    Rapid urbanization and inadequate infrastructure exacerbate the risk of flooding in informal settlements, where 1.6 billion people live globally. This study, based on the theories of Political Ecology and Social Capital, ...
  • Book Review: Expository Preaching in Africa: Engaging Orality for Effective Proclamation 

    Frazier, Russell J. (Transform: A Journal of Biblical, Theological and Practical Studies in the Wesleyan Tradition, 2023-03)
    This book review examines Ezekiel A. Ajibade’s Expository Preaching in Africa: Engaging Orality for Effective Proclamation. The book explores approaches to biblical expository preaching in African contexts, emphasizing ...
  • Book Review: The Mystery of the Church: Applying Paul’s Ecclesiology in Africa 

    Frazier, Russell J. (Transform: A Journal of Biblical, Theological and Practical Studies in the Wesleyan Tradition, 2023-03)
    This book review examines Fabrice S. Katembo’s The Mystery of the Church: Applying Paul’s Ecclesiology in Africa. The book explores the Pauline understanding of the Church and its relevance to African Christian contexts. ...
  • Book Review: Sin 

    Frazier, Russell J. (Transform: A Journal of Biblical, Theological and Practical Studies in the Wesleyan Tradition, 2025-03)
    This book review examines Al Truesdale’s Sin, published in 2022 as part of The Wesleyan Theology Series by The Foundry Publishing. The book addresses the theological understanding of sin within the Christian tradition, ...
  • Book Review: Christology as Theology, Volume One 

    Frazier, Russell J. (Transform: A Journal of Biblical, Theological and Practical Studies in the Wesleyan Tradition, 2025-03)
    This book review examines Christology as Theology, Volume One, a contribution to Holy Love: A Wesleyan Systematic Theology, edited by John N. Oswalt, Christianne Albertson, and Matt Ayars. The work explores Christology, ...

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