• Primitivity Action of the Cartesian Product of an Alternating Group Acting on a Cartesian Product of Ordered Sets of Triples 

  Moses K. Maraka, Sammy W. Musundi, Lewis N. Nyaga (2022)

  In this paper, we investigate the primitivity action properties of the cartesian product of an alternating group 𝐴 acting on a cartesian product of ordered sets of triples using the definition primitivity 𝑛 (𝑛≥5) and ...
• Effect of Secondary School Principals’ Transfer on Teachers’ Perception of School Climate in Narok East Sub County, Kenya 

  Venrander Mmboga, Maithya Paul,Tanui Edward (2025)

  Principals’ transfers have received mixed reactions from teachers, parents and other stakeholders in various schools. Previous studies have noted mixed results in relation to these transfers because they have always exhibited ...
• Ranks and Subdegrees of the Action of the Product of Three Alternating Groups on the Cartesian Product of Three Sets of Ordered 𝜸 −Tuples 

  Moses K. Maraka, John W. Matuya, Edward M. Njuguna, Lewis N. Nyaga (2025-04)

  In this paper, the ranks and subdegrees of the action of the product of three alternating groups, 𝐴𝑛1 × 𝐴𝑛2 × 𝐴𝑛3 , acting on the Cartesian product of three sets of ordered 𝛾 –tuples, 𝑃1 [𝛾] × 𝑃2 [𝛾] × ...
• Ranks and Subdegrees of the Action of the Product of Four Alternating Groups on the Cartesian Product of Four Sets of Ordered Pairs 

  Moses Khakame Maraka (2025-06)

  The rank and subdegrees of the action of 𝐴𝑛 × 𝐴𝑛 × 𝐴𝑛 × 𝐴𝑛 acting on 𝑊[2] × 𝑋 [2] × 𝑌 [2] × 𝑍 [2] are determined in this paper. Using combinatorics and mathematical induction, the rank of 𝐴𝑛 × 𝐴𝑛 × ...
• The Imprimitivity Action of the Product of Finite Alternating Groups on Cartesian Product of Ordered 𝜸 −Tuples of Finite Sets 

  Moses K. Maraka, John W. Matuya , Edward M. Njuguna, Lewis N. Nyaga (2025-09)

  A group 𝐺 acts primitively on a set 𝑃 if the only 𝐺 -invariant partitions are trivial. This paper explores the primitivity of the product action of finite alternating groups 𝐴𝑛1 × 𝐴𝑛2 × … × 𝐴𝑛𝑚 on the ...
• Quality-by-design Optimization and Characterization of Artemether± Lumefantrine±Paracetamol Co-loaded Solid Lipid Nanoparticles for Synchronized and Sustained Drug Release 

  Alphonce Manyoni , John K. Muchonjo , Mpho P. Ngoepe , Samuel Cheruiyot , James Owuor, Evans Suter, Simon Muigai and Wesley Omwoyo (2025-08)

  Malaria treatment continues to face significant challenges due to emerging drug resistance and pharmacokinetic heterogeneity among artemisinin-based combination therapies. This study reports the development of a triple-drug ...
• 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 ...
• Transitivity of the Product Action of Finite Alternating Groups on Cartesian Product of Finite Ordered Sets 0f γTuples 

  MOSES K. MARAKA , JOHN W. MATUYA , EDWARD M. NJUGUNA, LEWIS N. NYAGA (2024-07)

  In this paper, we determine the transitivity of the product action of finite alternating groups on the Cartesian product of finite ordered sets of 𝜸- tuples. Transitivity action has been determined using the ...
• EFFECT OF PHYSICAL FACILITIES ON PATIENT SATISFACTION IN PUBLIC AND PRIVATE HOSPITALS; EVIDENCE FROM NAROK COUNTY, KENYA 

  Elizabeth Amondi , Patrick Gudda , Tobias Ondiek (2025-11)

  A strong healthcare system forms the foundation of national development by sustaining a healthy, productive population. In Kenya, public hospitals continue to face service quality concerns despite reform efforts. Anchored in ...
• FACTORS INFLUENCING NON-TEACHING STAFF TURNOVER IN PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES IN NAIROBI CITY COUNTY 

  Prisca Nchoe, Daniel Naikuni, Jackson Ole Kulet, Diana Kerubo Agoki (2025-11)

  This study examines the effect of work environment and employee engagement on non-teaching staff turnover in public universities in Nairobi City County, highlighting the need for organizations to understand and manage ...
• INFLUENCE OF PARENTS’ SOCIO-ECONOMIC STATUS ON ENROLMENT OF LEARNERS IN PRE-PRIMARY EDUCATION IN NAROK SOUTH SUB-COUNTY, NAROK COUNTY, KENYA 

  Chepngetich Edinah Langat, Paul Mutai, Maryconsolata Shinali (2025-07)

  Enrolment in pre-primary education marks a critical foundation in a child's educational journey. However, despite supportive educational policies, a significant number of children globally remain unenrolled at this level. ...
• Examining the Influence of School Mentorship Programs on Sporting Talent Development in Public Secondary Schools in Meru County, Kenya 

  Lucy Karimi Karemu, Florence Kisirkoi, Paul Maithya (2024-11)

  The study will establish the impact of mentorship programs in schools on the development of students' sporting talents in public secondary schools in Meru County, Kenya. This research study was motivated by the least ...
• Influence of School Sporting Policy on the Development of Student Talent in Public Secondary Schools of Meru County. Kenya 

  Lucy Karimi Karemu, Prof. Florence Kisirkoi , Paul Maithya (2024-11)

  The research assessed how specific sports policies affect athletic development among students. The study addressed the critical research question: Howdo clarityand enforcement of sports policies influence the development ...
• Predicting Hass Avocado Maturity with NIR Spectroscopy for Non-invasive Dry Matter Estimation in Hass Avocados 

  Mercy Amondi, Jared Ombiro, Zephania Birech,Duke Oeba (2024-10)

  Aims: To develop a rapid, non-invasive method for predicting Hass avocado maturity using nearinfrared diffuse reflectance spectroscopy (NIR-DRS) combined with machine learning algorithms, and to identify the optimal NIR ...
• Effect of Change in Macroeconomic Variables on Aggregate Private Investment Growth in Kenya 

  Pato Mangi, Benedict Troon, Maurice Ombok, Gladys Kemboi (2025-02)

  Purpose: Aggregate private investment is key in stimulating economic growth and development of a country such as Kenya. However, the sector seems to be influenced by changes in macroeconomic variables. Therefore, the ...
• INFLUENCE OF PARENTS’ SOCIO-ECONOMIC STATUS ON ENROLMENT OF LEARNERS IN PRE-PRIMARY EDUCATION IN NAROK SOUTH SUB-COUNTY, NAROK COUNTY, KENYA 

  Chepngetich Edinah Langat, Paul Mutai ,Maryconsolata Shinali (2025-07)

  Enrolment in pre-primary education marks a critical foundation in a child's educational journey. However, despite supportive educational policies, a significant number of children globally remain unenrolled at this level. ...
• ROLE OF SAVING LITERACY ON HOUSEHOLD INCOME GENERATION AMONG SACCO MEMBERS IN MACHAKOS COUNTY, KENYA 

  Mutua John Wambua , Nyakito Edward Alolo , Nickson Kiprotich Kimais (2025-09)

  he increase in formal financial accessis recognized as vital for improving household income and driving economic growth. However, despite the rise in formal financial accessfrom 75.5% in 2019 to 83.7% in 2021 in Kenya, ...
• Pathways to Sustainable and Affordable Housing in Nairobi City, Kenya: The Role of Cultural Identity, Co-Creation, and Smart Technologies 

  Mutua John Wambua , Nyakito Edward Alolo , Nickson Kiprotich Kimais (2025-09)

  Rapid urbanization in Nairobi City, Kenya, has intensified the demand for affordable housing, with the city facing an annual deficit exceeding 250,000 units despite government interventions such as the Big Four Agenda. ...
• LEVERAGING PLANNING STRATEGIES FOR PRIORITIZING THE MOST VIABLE PROJECTS TO MAXIMIZE INVESTMENT RETURNS 

  Mutua John Wambua , Nyakito Edward Alolo , Nickson Kiprotich Kimais (2025-09)

  Maximizing investment returns and overall project benefitsthrough strategic project prioritization was crucial in programs aimed at enhancing the sustainability of building infrastructures. This necessity became particularly ...

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