• Transitivity and Imprimitivity of Product of Three Alternating Groups on Cartesian Product of Three Sets of Ordered Quadruples 

  Moses Khakame Maraka (2026)

  In this paper, we determine the transitivity and primitivity of the product of three alternating groups acting on the cartesian product of three sets of ordered quadruples. When 𝑛 ≥ 6 and using the Orbit-Stabilizer ...
• An analytic and numerical study of a population density- dependent migration of a predator-prey system 

  Chesang Symon, Adu. A.M.Wasike,H.Makwata andS. Muthiga (2025)

  We formulate a population-density-dependent migration of a predator and prey between two patches. The migration is influenced by prey and predator densities such that when the predator population is huge, the migration ...
• Modeling multifunctional landscape change in southern Kenya: Spatial trade-offs and drivers in an arid and semi-arid landscape 

  Susan M. Kotikot a, * , Erica A.H. Smithwick a,b , Sarah E. Gergel c , Jedidah Nankaya d , Romulus Abila (2026)

  Arid and Semi-Arid Landscapes (ASALs) support a substantial portion of the world's population and multiple ecological and social functions. However, landcover outcomes in ASALs are determined by competing land uses, which ...
• Sperm-disrupting activity of a root bark fraction of Flueggea virosa (Roxb. ex willd.) royle uncovered using LC-MS/MS profiling and functional evaluation 

  Kehongo M. Nyanguru, Caroline Maina, Mutiat Ibrahim, James Kuria, Ephantus Ndirangu, Sospeter Ngoci Njeru, Abdullahi Abdulraheem, Edwin Murungi, Moses Obimbo, Adeyemi O. Aremu, Aloys Mosima Osano, Samwel Cheruiyot, Margaret O. Ilomuanya, Peter Waweru Mwangi, Elizabeth Kigondu (2026-07)

  Introduction: While Flueggea virosa (Roxb. Ex Willd.) Royle root bark is traditionally used in several parts of East Africa for fertility regulation, its contraceptive potential has not been systematically investigated. ...
• Effects of forest degradation on bats at the South and North Nandi Forests, Western Kenya 

  Sospeter Kibiwot, Millicent J. Bungei, Johnstone Kimanzi, David B. Wechuli, Paul W. Webala (2026-06)

  Habitat loss and degradation pose significant threats to biodiversity, especially in tropical regions characterized by high biodiversity levels and elevated deforestation rates. However, there is a lack of sufficient ...

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