• 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 ...
• PARENTAL ROLE INFLUENCE ON MAINSTREAMING OF MENTALLY CHALLENGED LEARNERS IN REGULAR PUBLIC PRIMARY SCHOOLS IN KENYA 

  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. ...
• 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 ...

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