Rahab Koech, Paul Kibet Maina, Faith Masinza(2026-10)
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming academic library services globally, requiring
librarians to adapt to emerging technologies. This study examined Kenyan university librarians'
awareness and readiness for AI ...
Gender-based violence (GBV) against children is shaped by interconnected social, economic, cultural, familial, and institutional
conditions. Anchored in Feminist Theory, this study examined the social and contextual drivers ...
Gender-based violence (GBV) against children remains a major global and local concern with serious
implications for child protection, human rights, and social development. Although existing studies have
largely focused ...
Gender-based violence (GBV) against children remains a significant child protection concern, yet gender differences in children’s
experiences and perceptions of violence are not always sufficiently examined at localized ...
Gender-based violence (GBV) against children remains a significant concern with implications for
child protection, human rights, and social development. Despite the presence of legal and policy
frameworks in Kenya, cases ...
Naomi Moraa Manoti , Dr. Silas Odhiambo Owala, Dr. Alexander Sa Meitamei(2026-10)
Language is the primary tool for mediation between the children and those offended. While Alternative Dispute Resolution is
believed to be an effective way to decongest the Kenyan courts, the issue of language used is ...
Muyumia Mediatix Yvonne, Justus Wesonga, Dr. Daniel Naikuni(2026-10)
Purpose: This study examined the association between outsourced recruitment sources and
organizational performance at TotalEnergies in Nairobi, Kenya.
Methodology: A descriptive correlational, cross-sectional design was ...
Susan M. Kotikot , Erica A.H. Smithwick, Sarah E. Gergel, Jedidah Nankaya, Romulus Abila(2026-10)
Multifunctional arid and semi-arid landscapes are increasingly stressed by climate variability interacting with
long-standing land use change and shifting land tenure systems, reshaping landscape structure, altering ...
Tourists with accessibility needs (TwANs) continue to face barriers to equitable participation in protected-area tourism, despite growing recognition of inclusive tourism and accessibility in some destinations. This study ...
Eric Emali Eshitera, Gabriel Oluga Aboge, Peter Baaro Gathura, Evalyn Wanjiru Mwihia, Alfred Omwando Mainga, Joshua Orungo Onono(2026-08)
Background: Narok County has recorded the highest global isolation of the foodborne Shiga
toxin‑producing Escherichia coli (STEC). Nevertheless, information regarding transmission risk in
the food systems is limited. ...
Catherine Siimoi Metekai, Paul Maithya, Mwaura Kimani(2026)
This study examined the influence of Headteachers’ Management of physical
infrastructure on the attainment of CBE set goals among Grade Seven learners in junior
schools in Kajiado Central Sub-County of Kenya. A descriptive ...
Parsariro Agnes Naini, Maurice Ochieng Ombok, Job Ochieng Ogada(2026-10)
Despite abundant cattle-dung resources, household biogas adoption remains low across Kenya’s arid and semi-arid pastoral
zones. Only 0.5% of Narok County households use biogas as their primary cooking fuel, and prior ...
Emily Haddy, David Obiero Oduori, Tesfaheywet Z. Shiferaw, Julia Brown, Ilan Kelman, Leanne Proops(2026-09)
Severe droughts in East Africa threaten pastoralist livelihoods, with donkeys providing vital but undervalued support in transporting water, food, and resources. This
study examines policy and provision for working donkeys ...
Brian Ndungu Muthoni, Geofrey Towett, John Ndungu Kungu,(2026)
Globally, access to healthcare services constitutes a fundamental social right guaranteed by
international law and states’ constitutions. Kenya has entrenched healthcare services in the
Constitution as a right, with the ...
Background: Dependence on charcoal and firewood in the Mt. Suswa region creates environmental and
health concerns and supports the need to evaluate locally available feedstocks for renewable biogas
production. This study ...
The global search for sustainable and affordable green energy sources has intensified due to escalating
environmental concerns, health issues, energy access challenges and fossil fuel depletion. Succulent plants
such as ...
Paul W. Webala, Sospeter Kibiwot, Peace Iribagiza, Pascal Hishamunda, Pamela Sanchez-Vendizu, Juan J. Pellon, Zane Libke, Richard Muvunyi, Gideon Erkenswick , Olivier Nsengimana(2026-08)
East African marshlands are critical natural resources, but information on wildlife species richness and
abundance is lacking. Rwanda is characterised by its hilly terrain, with marshes and other wetlands accounting ...
There is already rich scholarship that explores the diverse ways in which colonial states and architects
employed the classical style across the British Empire, paying careful attention to local and imperial influences
upon ...
Mwaura M Peter, John Matuya, Victor Wanjala(2026-03)
This paper introduces and systematically investigates the notion of unitary quasi-square equivalence
for bounded linear operators on Hilbert spaces. This equivalence relation, defined through the unitary equivalence
of ...
Collins Amenya, Victor Wanjala, John Matuya(2026-08)
This paper introduces and studies a novel class of equivalence relations in operator theory, called
deformed-metrically equivalent operators. Two operators S and T in B(H) are said to be deformed-metrically equivalent if ...