• Analysis of the Projected Climate Impacts on the Interlinkages of Water, Energy, and Food Nexus Resources in Narok County, Kenya, and Vhembe District Municipality, South Africa 

  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 ...
• Reduction of carbon and water footprints in wet coffee processing and optimization of wastewater treatment at the wet mill factory 

  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 ...
• Some of the commonly used Bukusu Proverbs and their Literal Meanings in the Society 

  Wanzala W, Wekesa LK and Minyoso SI, (2023-11)

  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, ...
• Ethnomedicines in the 21st century: challenges and opportunities in the contemporary world 

  Wycliffe Wanzala, Sheila I. Minyoso (2024-07)

  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 ...
• ŝƐƚƌŝbƵƟŽn of Livestock Ticks and Tick-Borne Pathogens, Hosts, Habitat and Diseases in Kenya and Some Parts of Africa: A Mini Review 

  Wycliffe Wanzalaa (2023)

  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, ...
• Occurrence and health risk assessment of β-lactam antibiotic residues in chicken meat from Kiambu County, Kenya 

  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 ...
• Analysis of Social Media Applications in Learning Enhancement and Information Resource Utilization: A Case Study of Bomet University College 

  Chepngetich Winnie, Kirwa Priscah Cheptoo (2025)

  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 ...
• Enhancing Real-Time Emergency Response With Artificial Intelligence: Algorithms For Faster Decision- Making And Resource Allocation 

  Cecil Segero Alukhava, Dr. Dennis Mugambi Kaburu, Dr. Kennedy Odhiambo Ogada, Dr. Joash Bii Kiprotich, Charles Masoud. (2025)

  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 ...
• Developing a Hybrid ARIMA-XGBOOST Model for Analysing Mobile Money Transaction Data in Kenya 

  Stephen Omondi Odhiambo, Cornelius Nyakundi, Hellen Waititu (2024)

  This study formulated a hybrid ARIMA-XGBOOST model using the dataset from the Central Bank of Kenya and the objective was to formulate a Hybrid ARIMA-XGBOOST models to capture the patterns and dynamics in Mobile Money ...
• Unveiling Longitudinal Patterns in International Mental Health Assessments: A Systematic Evaluation of Clustering Techniques 

  John Makunda., Helen Waititu , Cornelius Nyakundi (2024-10)

  Background: Mental health assessments across diverse populations provide valuable insights into the prevalence and patterns of mental health issues. However, the complexity and volume of longitudinal data present challenges ...
• Preparation and Application of Cow Dung Biochar Adsorbent in Removal of Pesticide Residues and Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) From Water 

  Bakari Chaka · Aloys M. Osano · Omwoyo N. Wesley· Patricia B. C. Forbes (2025)

  This study aimed at preparing and assessing the potential of cow dung biochar (CDB) in adsorption of selected pesticides (tebuconazole, λ-cyhalothrin and α-cypermethrin) and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) ...
• Themaincomponents For Evaluating The Implementation OfGreen ICT: A Case Of Kenyan Universities. 

  Erick Oteyo Obare, Henry Okora Okoyo, Moses Oginda, Ratemo Makiya (2018-04)

  Green Information and Communication Technology (ICT) is the study and practice of using computing resources efficiently to achieve economic viability and improved system performance and use while abiding by ethical and ...
• The Challenges in the Use of Mobile Instant Messaging Systems in Universities 

  Ratemo Makiya Cyprian, Anselemo Peters Ikoha, Elyjoy Micheni (2016-10)

  obile Instant Messaging (MIM) encompasses a range of internet-based facilities that enable exchange of real-time messages using mobile phones. The value of MIM has widely been recognized in recent times, instigating an ...
• Technology Optimized Scavenging of Energy from Exercise Machines 

  Ratemo Makiya CYPRIAN (2020-07)

  This paper seeks to guide scavenging of green energy from exercise machines by redesigning current exercise machines and deploying in populous environments. The machines incorporate Exercise Feedback Systems and Mobile ...
• Techniques to Control Memory Hogging by Web Browsers: An in-Depth Review 

  Harun K. Kamau, O.McOyowo, O.Okoyo, C.Ratemo (2018)

  The Web Browser is to date a popular piece of software in modern computing systems. They are the main interface for vast information access from the Internet. Browsers technologies have advanced to a stage where they do ...
• Systematic Tracking of Key Performance Indicators for Enhanced Use of Enterprise Reports in the Soft Drinks Industry in Kenya 

  Ratemo Makiya Cyprian, Obare Erick Oteyo, Kwama Leonard Ogweno (2014-07)

  Computer based information systems that exist in organizations gather and store voluminous data that is a useful resource in supporting management decision making. Enterprise Reporting, which is the focus of this study, ...
• Smart-Contract Based Framework for Online Pharmacy Product Anti-counterfeiting 

  OUKOH Barack, Ronald Tombe, Ratemo Cyprian Makiya (2023)

  The role of online pharmacies in supplying pharmaceutical products has witnessed substantial growth. However, it is crucial to highlight that online platforms and supply chain infiltration constitute a significant portion ...
• Security threats affecting user-data on transit in mobile banking applications: A review 

  Daniel Okari Orucho, Fredrick Mzee Awuor, Cyprian Ratemo, Collins Oduor (2023-12)

  Mobile banking technology is beneficial to customers because it is convenient for conducting bank services remotely. Newer channels used for mobile banking such as mobile banking applications have been developed as an ...
• Review of Algorithms for Securing Data Transmission in Mobile Banking 

  Daniel Okari Orucho1*, Fredrick Mzee Awuor, Ratemo Makiya, Collins Oduor (2023-09)

  With the dawn of mobile banking applications, bank customers can now register for M-banking and download applications that aid them to access services from the bank server remotely from their mobile devices. The conversation ...
• Record Management Practices and Service Delivery in Devolved System of Governance of Mavoko Sub-County, Machakos County Kenya 

  Josiah Mbuvi Musyoka, Samuel Macharia, Cyprian Makiya Ratemo, Grace Wambui Kamau (2023-11)

  The purpose of this paper was to assess records management practices and service delivery in Mavoko subcounty, Machakos County. Records management practices are widely acknowledged as important resources for social, ...

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