• Ethnomedicinal plants of the Loita Maasai of Kenya 

  Jedidah Nankaya; James Nampushi; Shani Petenya; Henrik Balslev (2019)

  Traditional medicinal plants play a central role in primary health care in most African communities, including that of the Maasai. Unfortunately, the local Maasai knowledge is under enormous pressure from introduction of ...
• The Availability Of Interpretation Media And Tourists’ Satisfaction With Movie Induced Tourism In Kenya 

  Muchiri Murithi Justus; Damiannah M. Kieti; Rita W. Nthiga (2018)

  Purpose: This paper is anchored on the findings of a study that sought to assess the availability of interpretation media in movie induced tourism and its effect on tourists’ satisfaction in Kenya. Methodology: The study ...
• Effect of Stereotypes Created by Movies on the Satisfaction of Tourists with Movie Induced Tourism (MIT) 

  Muchiri Murithi Justus; Damiannah M. Kieti; Rita W. Nthiga (2018)

  Movie induced tourism is a growing phenomenon worldwide with tourists visiting destinations or attractions as a result of the destinations being featured on television, video or cinema screen. Consequently, a majority of ...
• The effects of displacement of movie setting on tourists' satisfaction with Movie Induced Tourism. 

  Muchiri, J.; Nthiga, R. W. (2018)

  Movies that use wildlife, picturesque landscape and traditional culture as the major story plot have increasingly been used to promote tourism destinations. This practice is known as Movie Induced Tourism (MIT). This paper ...
• Populations of Biomphalaria spp. Snails Isolates in Kenya Show Variable Resistance to Schistosome Infection 

  Ngigi DM; Githui EK; Aman RA; Wanjala FM; Stella RK; Njiru PN; Nguu EK (2018)

  Fresh water snails of genus Biomphlaria, Bulinus and Ocomelinia are important vectors for human schistosomiasis. Human contact patterns with water infested with cercaria are important factors in transmission of schistosomiasis ...

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