• Water Quality Parameters Effect on Zooplankton Distribution, Diversity, and Abundance in Water Pans in Semi-Arid Narok Socio-Ecological Landscape, Kenya 

  Dorine Were, Reuben Omondi, Henry Ouma, Paul Angienda, Romulus Abila (2026-04)

  Water pans in the semi-arid Narok County are essential resources supporting domestic use, livestock production, small-scale irrigation, and aquatic biodiversity. However, these systems face increasing threats from climate ...
• Prioritizing underground roosts for bat conservation in Kenya 

  Millicent J. Bungei, Sospeter Kibiwot, Irene B. Tieleman, Johnstone K. Kimanzi, Bruce D. Patterson, Paul W. Webala (2026-04)

  Identifying key wildlife resources is vital for lasting conservation efforts. Bats disperse seeds, pollinate plants, consume insects, and support cave-dependent organisms. However, they face significant threats from ...
• New parajeilongviruses detected in bats but not in humans: assays for screening and diagnostic purposes 

  Emilia Pulkkinen, Reilly Jackson, Ruut Joensuu, Essi M. Korhonen, Moses Muia Masika, Omu Anzala, Joseph G. Ogola, Paul W. Webala, Tamika J. Lunn, Kristian M. Forbes, Olli Vapalahti, Tuure Kinnunen, Tarja Sironen, Anne J. Jääskeläinen (2026-01)

  To enhance preparedness against existing and new zoonotic viruses such as Hendra virus, Nipah virus, and other paramyxoviruses, screening tools and efficient diagnostic methods are needed. Here, we established a conventional ...
• Morphological Stasis in Wing Traits Despite Species Diversification in African and Malagasy Miniopterus Bats 

  Stefania Briones, Roberta Mason-Gamer, Steven M. Goodman, Terrence C. Demos, Paul W. Webala, Bruce D. Patterson (2025-03)

  Islands often give rise to adaptive radiations, owing to the absence of mainland competitors and predators. The long-fingered bats (Miniopterusspp.) provide an opportunity to examine this pattern, as the genus includes ...
• Endoparasite Prevalence in the Mountain Bongo (Tragelaphus eurycerus spp. isaaci) at Mount Kenya Wildlife Conservancy 

  Samuel Njuki Mahiga, Evans M. Mwangi, Robert Aruho, Joyce Omari, Paul W. Webala (2025-03)

  Parasite–host interactions influence the success of wildlife reintroductions. The mountain bongo (Tragelaphus eurycerus isaaci) is a critically endangered antelope found only in Kenya's montane forests, with fewer than ...
• Parasitic Infections of Freshwater Fish in Kenya: Prevalence Patterns, Ecological Drivers, and Implications for Aquaculture Sustainability 

  Robert M. Waruiru | Finnan O. Ageng'o | Daniel W. Wanja Joseph W. Murugami | Kezia W. Maina | Steven K. Mavuti | Patrick W. Kamundia | Charles M. Gichohi | Jacob M. Wainaina | Mercy M. Hamisi | Otieno K. Oginga | Philip N. Nyaga| Paul G. Mbuthia (2026-03)

  Fish parasitic infections present a growing threat to freshwater aquaculture in Kenya, affecting fish health, reducing productivity, and limiting the economic potential of small-scale and commercial farms. This review ...
• Characterization and electrochemical analysis of aluminium-citrate ion cell from waste aluminum foils and natural citric acid 

  John Wamumwe Mwangi, Denis Kiragu, Bakari Chaka, James Ndiritu (2026-04)

  This study aims to prepare an aluminum-citrate ion cell from waste aluminum foils and citric acid extracted from Dovyalis caffra fruits (Kei apples) and further demonstrate their electrochemical performance at varying ...
• Assessment of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) knowledge, attitudes and practices in water stressed Kenyan semi-arid landscape 

  Brian Marvis Waswala-Olewe, Monica Adhiambo Olewe, Faith Oloitipitip, George Paul Omondi, Paul Webala, Romulus Abila (2026-02)

  Residents of Kenya’s semi-arid Narok West subcounty have low access to safe potable water and sanitation, resulting in waterborne diseases (WBD) morbidity and poor sanitation. A survey of 155 households in the subcounty ...
• Carnal Knowledge under Penitentiary Order: Female Convicts, Gender and Sexuality in Post-colonial Kenya 

  John Ndungu Kungu (2026-02)

  Women incarceration disrupted conventional modes of reproduction and threatened reproductive justice, separated families and funneled children into foster care, restricted women's access to abortion and adequate pregnancy ...
• Alternative water filtration materials, technologies, practices and sources of knowledge in Kenya’s Arid and Semi-Arid Lands (ASALs) and high rainfall areas 

  Doryce Ndubi, Aloys Osano, Romulus Abila (2026-02)

  Indigenous knowledge and practices (IKP) can be incorporated into low-tech environmentally sustainable water filtration methods for low-income rural Sub- Saharan African communities. This study sought to identify alternative ...
• The role of atomic coherence in enhanced absorption line-profile 

  Enoch Santeto Kuntai, Jared Ombiro Gwaro, Ogaro Elijah Nyakang’o (2026-02)

  In this paper, we present a theoretical analysis of the burning of a narrow transparency window on the enhanced absorption spectrum of a probe laser in a triple resonance configuration visualized as a V-type plus a ...
• An overview of carbon footprint reduction in the global coffee trade: Sustainable production, consumption 

  Xia Li, Bulitia Godrick, Tinega Nyamoko Joseph, Fengting L (2026-01)

  Coffee is one of the world’s most traded products, with coffee consumption becoming part of our daily lives. With increasing coffee production and consumption, the coffee trade between producing and non-producing countries is ...
• PARTICIPATION IN SUSTAINABLE SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT PROJECTS AND ITS EFFECTS ON YOUTH EMPOWERMENT IN KISUMU CITY, KENYA 

  Rose Wanjiru Mithamo, Patrick Gudda, Robert Kinanga (2025-11)

  Participation in sustainable solid waste management (SWM) projects is increasingly recognized as a catalyst for youth empowerment in urban Africa. This study examined Participation in Sustainable Solid Waste Management Projects ...
• Strategic Risk Mitigation and Its Influence on Selected Road Construction Projects Delivery in Kenya 

  George Onyango Agumba, Patrick Gudda, Simon Mwaura (2025-10)

  To assess the effect of risk mitigation strategies on project delivery, this study focused on three Kenyan roads: the 27 km Nairobi Expressway (A8), the 172 km Isebania-Kisii-Ahero (A1) corridor, and the 219 km Kenol-Isiolo ...
• RESOURCE RISK MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES AND ROAD CONSTRUCTION PROJECT DELIVERY IN KENYA 

  George Onyango Agumba, Patrick Gudda, Simon Mwaura (2025-08)

  This study sought to determine the influence of resource risk management strategies on delivery of road construction projects in Kenya, with the main focus on Nairobi Expressway, Kenol-Marua and Isebania-Ahero road projects. ...
• INFLUENCE OF PERSONNEL RISK MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES ON ROAD CONSTRUCTION PROJECT DELIVERY IN KENYA 

  George Onyango Agumba, Patrick Gudda, Simon Mwaura (2025-08)

  This study sought to assess the influence of personnel risk management strategies on delivery of road construction projects in Kenya, with the main focus on Nairobi Expressway, Kenol-marua and Isebani-Ahero road projects. ...
• Water Quality, Phytoplankton Composition, and Microcystins Concentrations in Water Pans in Narok Semi-Arid Landscape, Kenya 

  Martha Bosibori Moseti, Samson Mabwoga, Babu Jared, Romulus Abila (2025-08)

  Water pans in the semi-arid Narok socio-ecological landscape provide essential ecosystem services to local communities, livestock, and wildlife, but are increasingly threatened by land use changes, demographic expansion, ...
• Pupil’s Creativity and Achievement Goals under the Competency-Based Curriculum in Public Primary Schools in Kisii-Central Sub-County, Kisii, Kenya 

  Brian Nyangaresi Omwene, Mukolwe Asakhulu Newton, Mary Consolata Shinali (2025-11)

  The Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) in Kenya emphasizes the development of practical skills, critical thinking, and creativity, shifting away from traditional content-based education. Despite this focus, the relationship ...
• Influence of class teachers’ teaching experience on the self-esteem of orphaned pupils in public junior schools in Nairobi County, Kenya 

  Naomi Kanyua Musyoki, Mukolwe Asakhulu Newton, Maria Ntarangwe (2025)

  The self-esteem of orphaned pupils plays a critical role in their academic performance, social development, and emotional resilience. In Nairobi County, Kenya, where a significant number of children in public junior schools ...
• Influence of Class Teachers' Academic Qualifications on the Self-Esteem of Orphaned Pupils in Nairobi County Public Junior Schools 

  Naomi Kanyua Musyoki , Mukolwe Asakhulu Newton, Maria Ntarangwe (2025-10)

  The influence of class teacher qualifications on the self-esteem of orphaned pupils is critical to achieving Sustainable Development Goal 4, which emphasizes inclusive and equitable quality education. In Kenya, the ...

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