• Construction of Gender Asymmetry Through Figurative Language in English Course Books of Kenyan Secondary Schools 

  Everlyne Onkwani Jane Ombati Benard Kodak (2025-07)

  Gender bias in texts is expressed through figurative language choices. It is generally observed that language is deployed to favour masculinity as opposed to femininity since the selection of images and names denoting the ...
• A Critical Discourse Approach to Transitivity Processes That Convey Gendered Perspectives in English Language Course Books of Kenyan Secondary Schools 

  Everlyne Onkwani, Benard Kodak , Jane Ombati (2025-06)

  Transitivity is a linguistic process that conveys stereotypical perspectives about gendered language. This study examined the presence of transitivity processes in English course books of Kenyan secondary schools ...
• Construction of Gender Asymmetry Through Figurative Language in English Course Books of Kenyan Secondary Schools 

  Everlyne Onkwani , Jane Ombati and Benard Kodak (2025)

  Gender bias in texts is expressed through figurative language choices. It is generally observed that language is deployed to favour masculinity as opposed to femininity since the selection of images and names denoting the ...
• Effectiveness of Police Reforms: Merging of Administration, Police Service and Regular Police in Kenya: A Case of Nakuru City County 

  John Ndungu Kungu , Regina Wairimu Kamande (2025-06)

  The main objective of this paper is to examine the effectiveness of police reform initiated through the merging of the Administration and the Regular police in Kenya. To understand this development, the paper seeks to ...
• Electoral Politics and the Construction of the Itare Dam in the Mau Forest, Kenya 

  Babere Kerata Chacha, Philip Kipkemboi Chemelil (2025-04)

  The 2017 hotly contested and once nullified General Elections in Kenya revolved around three key issues: resource, poverty and the marginalization. To the majority, it was a protest vote against the Kenyattaregime. The ...
• Influence of Interpretation on Patient-Healthcare Provider Communication and Management of Chronic Conditions in Kenya: A Case of JOOTRH Hospital Kisumu 

  Kavulani Claris Kasamba, Abraham Kiprop Mulwo & Gloria Anyango Ooko (2024-10)

  The Ministry of Health in Kenya projects that deaths from chronic conditions will increase by 65% by 2030. To efficiently manage chronic illnesses, effective communication between patients and healthcare providers is ...
• Logging Dividends: The Maasai, Politicians and Timber Extraction in the Mau Forest, 1895-1960. 

  Philip K. Chemeli, Babere Kerata Chacha, Waweru Peter (2024-05)

  While the Mau Forest Complex is considered a critical water tower area in Kenya, the ecosystem is under increasing threat from irregular and poorly planned settlements, encroachments and illegal logging. Maasai Mau Forest ...
• THE CONTRIBUTION OF VOLUNTARY, FAITH BASED AND NON GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS TO SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN TURKANA COUNTY, KENYA 1986-2006 

  Philip Kipkemboi Chemelili (2018)

  The voluntary, religious and Non-Governmental Organizations have done tremendous work in Kenya in the areas of socio-economic development. It is indicated in this study that these organizations especially Voluntary ...
• Sacred Ecology of an African Landscape: Evidence from the Mau Forest Complex, 1600-1895 

  Philip Chemelil, Babere Kerata Chacha, Peter Waweru, (2024-01)

  The study is a historical examination of the spiritual dimensions and sacredness of the Mau forests; the nature of engagements and benefits obtained from sacred forests; governance practices and dynamics aspects of sacred ...
• Reflections and Insights about Cartographic Disputes between Kenya and the Federal Republic of Somalia 1887 – Present. 

  Philip Kipkemboi Chemelil (2025-01)

  From the onset of colonialism, the “Somali Question” has been a big headache to Kenyan administrations. This is because of the issue of Somali ethnic nationalism question; a creation of the European arbitrary partition ...
• Historical Analysis of Post-Colonial Food Security Policies in Kenya, 1963-2020 

  Thomas Njiru Gichobi, John Ndungu Kungu (2024)

  This paper analyses Kenya’s food security policies since independence in 1963 to 2020. The country has faced persistent food insecurity due to volatile harvests, corruption, and poor roads, which lead to poor food ...
• Influence of community participation on community based water projects for rural community development in Mwingi, Kenya 

  Benjamin Karume (2024-04)
• Influence of access to markets on farmers' production decisions in Mbeere, Embu County, Kenya 

  Benjamin Karume (2024-04)

  Decision making, being an integral part of agricultural production means that this critical component affectsfarmer's production overall yield and, ultimately, impact their livelihoods. The basis of these decisions include ...
• The Influence Of Attitude, Norms And Behaviour Control On Compliance With ISO 9001:2015 QMS Procedures At Kenyatta National Hospital 

  Karume, Benjamin Anyong’a, Eric Masese, Jamin Masinde (2022-02)

  The study looks at how attitudes, norms and behavior control influence compliance with ISO 9001:2015 QMS procedures at Kenyatta National Hospital. This is against a backdrop of deteriorating service standards at ...
• THE EMPLOYEES’ ATTITUDE TOWARDS ISO 9001:2015 QMS AT KENYATTA NATIONAL HOSPITAL, KENYA 

  Karume Benjamin Anyong’a , Prof. Jamin Masinde , Dr. Eric Masese (2022-03)

  The purpose of the study was to investigate the employees’ attitude towards ISO 9001:2015 QMS at Kenyatta National Hospital. Data was collected from 291 employees of the Hospital selected through a multistage sampling ...
• The Context Behind Women Involvement In Insecurity Issues: A Case Of Women In Terrorism In Mombasa County, Kenya 

  Regina Wairimu Kamande (2023-07)

  This paper is a case study whose purpose was to establish how and why women engage themselves into terror activities. liberation movements and women enlightening programs are believed to emancipate women from culture and ...
• INTERNAL CONTROLS, STAFF RED FLAGS AND COMPUTERIZED FINANCIAL FRAUD AMONG COMMERCIAL BANKS IN KENYA 

  Regina W. Kamande, David Kiragu, George Musumba (2018-05)

  The main objective of this study was to evaluate key predictors of computerized fraud among commercial banks in Kenya. The specific objectives of the study were; to examine role of internal controls and employee’s red ...
• POLITICAL DEMONSTRATION: CAMOUFLAGED CRIME AND HUMAN SECURITY IN KENYA. 

  Regina Wairimu Kamande, John Ndungu Kungu (2024-04)

  The aim of this paper has two Folds: To interrogate the development of Political Demonstration in Kenya and delves into the complex relationship between political demonstrations, crimes within these demonstrations, and ...
• PSYCHOSOCIAL EFFECTS OF CATTLE RUSTLING ON ADOLESCENTS IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN BARAGOI, KENYA 

  Maria Ntarangwe, Kamundia I. Rober (2017)

  his study was set to find out the psychosocial effects of cattle rustling culture among adolescent students in public secondary schools in Baragoi District, Samburu County, Kenya. For many years, Baragoi has experienced ...
• Adolescents' Social Networking and Self-Concept in Public Mixed Day Secondary Schools in Kajiado North Sub-County, Kenya 

  Kwara Rainer Abadali, Stephen Asatsa (PhD), & Maria Ntaragwe (2021-07)

  elf-concept among adolescents is dynamic because of the struggle to find true identity while maintaining social acceptability. Social media may be seen as a social laboratory providing freedom to experiment with different ...

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