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 ...
Rohn Odhiambo Cephas , Duke Ateyh Oeba , Jared Ombiro Gwaro(2025-06)
Solar cells being a clean and renewable energy source, help achieve sustainable development goal number 7;
Affordable and clean energy. Perovskite solar cells have attracted the attention of researchers due to their
exemplary ...
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 ...
Wesonga Justus Nyongesa, Johan Van Der Westhuizein(2025)
Using a qualitative literature review approach, this study investigates how the use of digital teaching tools affects student
involvement and learning outcomes at higher education institutions in Africa. This review ...
Cecil Segero Alukhava, Dr. Dennis Mugambi Kaburu, Dr. Kennedy Odhiambo Ogada, Joash Bii Kiprotich, Charles Masoud.(2025-04)
Rapid and effective response systems are necessary for emergencies including pandemics, natural catastrophes,
and cyber-attacks. In these kinds of scenarios, artificial intelligence (AI) has become a game-changing tool ...
Metet K. Nelson a∗, Wasike A.M. Adu a, Njuguna Edward a and Makwata Harun(2025)
We develop a fractional-order mathematical model for cholera transmission dynamics incorporating
vaccination and memory effects via the Caputo-Fabrizio(CF) derivative. In the model, we capture the waning
efficacy of ...
Wesonga Justus Nyongesa, Johan Van Der Westhuizein(2025-05)
The contemporary business environment is characterized by competition, with organizations encountering challenges related
to employee retention, irrespective of their size or sector. Effective talent management is essential ...
Wesonga Justus Nyongesa , Johan Van Der Westhuizein(2025-05)
The recent focus on women's leadership emphasizes the global movement towards gender equality in multiple sectors,
underscoring the significance of inclusive governance and decision-making processes. Corruption continues ...
Justus Nyongesa Wesonga , Johan Van Der Westhuizen(2025-05)
One of the most important aspects of talent management is acknowledging that humans are the driving force behind
organizations by utilizing resources to fulfill the requirements of customers. On the other hand, talent ...
Nosipho Zwane, Joel O. Botai, Siyabonga H. Nozwane, Aphinda Jabe, Christina M. Botai, Lucky Dlamini, Luxon Nhamo, Sylvester Mpandeli, Brilliant Petja, Motochi Isaac, Tafadzwanashe Mabhaudhi(2025-05)
The current changing climate requires the development of water–energy–food
(WEF) nexus-oriented systems capable of mainstreaming climate-smart innovations into
resource management. This study demonstrates the cross-sectoral ...
Wesonga Justus Nyongesa , Johan Van Der Westhuizen(2025-04)
Solid waste management remains a critical global challenge, impacting both environmental sustainability and public health.
This study examines the role of recycling initiatives in fostering youth development in Mombasa, ...
The study investigated the nature of classroom activities used by learners to develop speaking skills
and facilitate the acquisition of values in English language classrooms in secondary schools in Kenya.
The research ...
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 ...
Sofia Kerubo Amoro, Naftal Rop, Mwaura Kimani(2024-11)
This study investigates the factors influencing the mainstreaming of learners with mental challenges
in public primary schools in Gucha South Sub-County, Kisii County, Kenya, emphasizing the role of parental
involvement. ...
Xia Li , Qian Ji, Yifan Gu, Godrick Bulitia, Joseph Nyamoko Tinega, Fengting Li(2025-04)
With increased coffee production and consumption globally, the coffee industry is gradually embracing a circular
economy to curb high carbon and water footprints. Currently, coffee consumption has become part of our ...
Relevance: Although the Bukusu community continues to maintain a strong attachment to their culture, traditions and superstitions, there is great evidence of gradual erosion of their ethnoknowledge base and ethnopractices, ...
The ethnomedicine industry inherently developed de novo in the evolutionary history of humanity to provide healthcare
services. This industry has existed long before the currently preferred conventional medicine and by ...
Livestock Ticks and Tick Borne Diseases (TTBDs) and
associated secondary ŝnĨĞctiŽnƐ adversely impede the
development of the livestock industry worldwide. The
occurrence of TTBDs is determined by a myriad of factors
including, ...
Stacey Jemutai, Anastasiah N. Ngigi, Aloys Osano, Martin Magu(2025-03)
Antibiotic pharmaceuticals are used to treat bacterial diseases in both humans and livestock. In poultry farming,
they are used not only to treat and prevent diseases but also to promote growth. However, their overuse ...
This study aimed to examine the effectiveness of social media applications in enhancing
learning and information resource utilization at Bomet University College. The integration of
social media in higher education has ...