Journals Articles: Recent submissions

  • Adoption of mobile phones for research as an alternative to Desktop and Laptop computers in resource constrained Countries: Case study of Maasai Mara University 
    Nooseli, Moses Lemayian; Mutua, Abraham Matheka (International Journal of Information and Communication Technology Research, 2015-06-06)
    Mobile phones, rather than personal computers, produced a rudimentary internet infrastructure in developing nations and due to limited land line availability, “the cell phones swiftly become the Africa’s computer of choice”. ...
  • Towards a critical realist Epistemology for M-Health Research 
    Nooseli, Moses Lemayian; Omwansa, Tonny Kerage (International Journal of Information and Communication Technology Research, 2013-06-06)
    It has been mentioned in various researches that have been done worldwide that countries tend to gain by adopting m-health. As an object of inquiry within Information Systems (IS), the phenomenon of m-health is pretty new ...
  • Modeling Transfer of Electrons between Energy States of an Electrolyte and CdS Thin Films using Gerischer Model 
    Cliff, Orori Mosiori; Maera, John; W. Kamande, Njoroge; T. Reuben, Shikambe; Matthew, Munji; Robert, Magare (Engineering International, 2015)
    A number of models have been developed to describe electron transfer between electrolytes and group II–VI binary semiconductors. In this report, a study was conducted to describe and model electron transfer between ...
  • Factors Contributing to The Rapid Growth of Kenyan Optical Fiber Network Infrastructure 
    Gwaro, J.O; Maera, J; Kirui, M.S.K; Chombah, J.M (International Journal of Computer Science and Network Security, 2013-05)
    In the recent past, Kenya has experienced a rapid growth of the optical fiber network. In this paper we present the factors contributing to the rapid growth of Kenyan optical fiber network infrastructure. Currently, ...
  • Quality Education in University 
    Veronica, Onjoro; Professor Peter, Koech; Millicent, Githui; Mary Consolata, Shinali (International Journal of Education and Research, 2014-06-06)
  • To investigate girls drop out of schools. The case of Mombasa County 
    Onjoro, Veronica; Dr.Ruth Wangui, Thinguri; Millicent, Wandia Githui; Kiprop, Langat Wilson; Mary Consolata, Shinali (International Journal of Education and Research, 2014-05-05)
    Education is a tool to enable citizens to make all rounded participation in development process. The participation of females in social- economic programs especially depends on their education background. Educating girls ...
  • A critical analysis of country governments' role in financing early childhood development and education programmes: The case of Narok County, Kenya 
    Shinali, Mary Consolata; Kamau, Bonface (Educational Research International, 2016-02)
    This paper intends to critically analyze the role of the county governments' role in financing pre-schools in the counties with a special reference to Narok County. The world bank ECDE project (1997-2003)strengthened the ...
  • The Effectiveness of Board of Management in Management of Curriculum Programmes and Instructional Materials of Public Secondary Schools in Kenya 
    Josephine, Waeni Bernard; Shinali, Mary Consolata; Marugu, Sarah Wairuri; Thinguri, Ruth (MERC Global’s International Journal of Social Science & Management, 2014-10)
    The study was endeavoured to analyse the effectiveness of the Board of Management (BOM) in the management of curriculum programmes and instructional materials for public secondary schools in Kenya. As the BOM has an ample ...
  • Towards Improved Access to Secondary Education in Kenya: A Focus on In- School-Factors that Hinder Effective Transition from Primary Schools 
    Odhiambo, Fredrick; Shinali, Mary Consolata (International Journal of Education and Research, 2015-12-12)
    This study sought to investigate some in-school factors that influence learner access to secondary schools after completion of primary schooling in Narok North District and to suggest strategies that could improve the ...
  • Automated Visual Clustering Functionality for Improved and Effective Mining of GIS Data 
    Bii, Joash Kiprotich; Kimani, Carolyne Wanjiru; Mwangi, Prof. Waweru (ijier(Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture (JKUAT), 2014-09-01)
    The technical progress in computerized data acquisition and storage has resulted in the growth of vast databases for Geographical Information Systems. This has led to continuous increase and accumulation of huge amounts ...
  • The Implication of External Constraints on User Experience (UX): Prioritizing User Experience Dimensions on Mobile Devices 
    Bii, Joash Kiprotich; Mwangi, Dr. Waweru; Kimani, Dr. Stephen (IJARCSEE (Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology ), 2013-03-03)
    Technological expansion and ICT has seen a quick revolution in development of mobile devices which has facilitated efficiency in mobile related services. The constant expansion on services from mobile devices brings in ...
  • The African Statistical Journal, Volume 10 
    African Development Bank (2010)
    Responses in participatory on-farm trials are often measured as ratings (scores on an ordered but arbitrary scale) or rankings (respondents are simply asked to order treatments). Usual analyses of variance and linear ...
  • The African Statistical Journal, Volume 9 
    African Development Bank (2009)
    The National Employment and Informal Sector Survey (EESI) carried out in Cameroon in 2005 follows another survey that was conducted in Yaoundé in 1993. The notions of administrative registration and formal accounting ...
  • The African Statistical Journal, Volume 8 
    African Development Bank (2009)
    Measurement of progress on the development agenda is nowadays of major interest to governments and the international community. Most of the explanations so far given on Africa’s progress on the development agenda revolve ...
  • The African Statistical Journal, Volume 7 
    African Development Bank (2008)
    The revised System of National Accounts (SNA) is complex and demanding in terms of the variety of different data sources that must be tapped, developed, and channeled into a regular, institutionalized process of statistical ...
  • The African Statistical Journal, Volume 6 
    African Development Bank (2008)
    Since the beginning of the nineties, Burkina Faso has carried out many household surveys. This paper is about the position of household surveys in the monitoring and evaluation system of the Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper ...
  • The African Statistical Journal, Volume 5 
    African Development Bank (2007)
    This paper is a brief introduction to the methods used to aggregate purchasing power parities and related results for the International Comparison Program for Africa. Using national average prices of a comprehensive set ...
  • The African Statistical Journal, Volume 4 
    African Development Bank (2007)
    The purpose of this paper is to highlight the main advantages that can be derived from the International Comparison Program for Africa (ICP-Africa), in terms of its contribution to statistical harmonization in the areas ...
  • The African Statistical Journal, Volume 3 
    African Development Bank (2006)
    During the last three decades, population and housing censuses have been the most critical source of data for policy decisions and for formulation, monitoring and evaluation of national and sectoral development programmes ...
  • African Statistics (vol 2 2006) 
    African Development Bank (2006)
    La gestion du développement axée sur les résultats nécessite dorénavant que le travail du statisticien africain commence par la compréhension a priori et une observation méticuleuse des réalités économiques et sociales ...

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