• Effects of Organizational Structure Centralization on Employee Performance in Narok County Government 

  Angela Lankas , Dr. Daniel Naikuni , Mr. Jackson Kulet (2022)

  Organizational structure describes the formal arrangement of jobs and tasks in organizations. It describes the allocation of authority and responsibility, and how rules and regulation are executed by workers in firms. ...
• A Framework for Electronic Document Management in the Implementation of E-Government in Kenya 

  Kirwa Priscah Cheptoo and Rogers Matikho Obare (2023)

  The implementation of Information and communication technology through e-government has proven to be effective in service delivery in many governments. A lot of developing countries are at risk of failing to implement ...
• Effects of COVID-19 Pandemic on Small & Middle-Income Economies (SMEs) in Developing Nations: A Case Study of Narok Town, Kenya 

  Morompi Ole Masago , Moses Odhiambo Okombo , Sambu Alice , Kweingoti G Reuben , Bakari Chaka , Bulitia Godrick , Ole Kelele Joshua (2020)

  The COVID-19 pandemic caught many Small and Middle-Income Enterprises (SMEs) unaware and unplanned. The pandemic led to restriction of several economic activities in Kenya; key amongst them transportation, tourism and ...
• Maasai Mara University Impact in Knowledge Sharing on Renewable Energy for Sustainable Development: Narok County, Kenya 

  Bulitia Godrick Mathews* Rogers Obare Matikho Rahab Koech Aloys Mosima Osano (2019)

  Abstract Universities serve as a hub in knowledge generation which is the main driver for a sustainable economic growth. The National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) continues to foster a green development pathway ...
• Strategic Management Factors Influencing Credit Customer Retention at Equity Bank Limited, Kitale Branch, Kenya 

  Peninah Jebet Koech, Prof Gregory Simiyu Namusonge, Bartholomew Lumbasi Wanikina andWesonga Justus Nyongesa (2014)

  This study purposed to analyze the strategic management factors that influence credit customer retention at Equity Bank limited, Kitale Branch from the customer’s perspective. Specific objectives: To determine the ...
• On-line determination of thermophysical properties in an absorption calorimeter 

  F O Otieno, B O Kola and F N Onyango (1997)

  A Microsoft FORTRAN 77 algorithm for calculation of the thermal absorptance and emittance of materials for solar photothermal applications is presented. It replaces the Mathematica software package used for an earlier ...
• Effects of a Total Rewards System on the Motivation and Quality of Working Life of Female Employees in Institutions of Higher Learning: A Case of the Catholic University of East Africa 

  Gladys Atambo and Wesonga Justus Nyongesa (2015)

  working life of female employees in institutions of higher learning: A case of the Catholic University of East Africa. The research looked into the prevalent aspects of a total reward system in institutions of higher ...
• The Effect of Staff Training on the Employee Commitment in the Implementation of Strategic Plans in Public Secondary Schools in Kisii County 

  Philemon Ogola Obenge, Dr. Walter Bichang’a Okibo, Dr. Andrew Nyang’au, Sixtus Momanyi Ondieki, Wesonga Justus Nyongesa and Dennis Nyamasege (2014)

  Following a partnership agreement between the Kenya government and the United States agency for international development (USAID) on the need to embrace performance based management, the eventual introduction of strategic ...
• Wind Power potential in Kigali and Western provinces of Rwanda 

  Otieno Fredrick Onyango, Sibomana Gaston, Elie Kabende, Felix Nkunda, and Jared Hera Ndeda (2014)

  Wind speed and wind direction are the most important characteristics for assessing wind energy potential of a location using suitable probability density functions. In this investigation, a hybrid-Weibull probability ...
• Improving Food Security Through Conservation of the Mau Ecosystem in Narok County, Kenya 

  Stellah Malaso Koini Godrick M Bulitia (2019)

  Abstract The world is experiencing intense hunger; Food production is becoming less each day as global populations continue to grow. Mau and other ecosystems destruction have increased global climate change. The only ...
• Nutrient intake and nutritional status indicators of participant and nonparticipant pupils of a parent-supported school lunch program in Kenya. 

  Walingo MK, Musamali B. (2008)

  OBJECTIVE: To compare nutrient intake and indicators of nutritional status of western Kenyan pupil participants and nonparticipants of a parent-supported school lunch program. DESIGN: Pupils and their caregivers were ...
• Zinc Levels in Raw and Blanched Slenderleaf sp. (Crotalaria ochroleuca & Crotalaria brevidens) Indigenous Vegetables 

  Florence O. Habwe and Walingo K. Mary (2019)

  An estimated 20% of the world’s population is at risk for zinc (Zn) deficiency. Micronutrient deficiencies are most prevalent in Africa and remain a major problem facing poor populations, whose impact is worsened by HIV/AIDS ...
• Nutrient Intake and Immune Status of HIV Sero-positive Patients in a Comprehensive Care Clinic at Chulaimbo Sub-district Hospital, Kenya 

  Agatha Christine Onyango, Mary Khakoni Walingo, Grace Mbagaya, and Rose Kakai (2015)

  Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and nutrition status of human are linked to HIV infection and poor nutrient intake can speed the disease progress. Both macro-and micronutrient deficiencies could impair host immune ...
• The Place Of Identity And Hybridity On Literary Commitment In Bessie Head’s Maru 

  Elizabeth A. Odhiambo; Dr. Jack Ogembo; Dr. Kitche Magak (2013)

  The study examined the influence of identity on literary commitment of Bessie Head – a multicultural writer. In particular, the study was interested in the hybrid syncretic crossings reflected in her work and which defined ...
• Trypanosoma evansi: Paraflagellar rod protein 1 and 2 are similar but lack common B cell epitopes. 

  Abdille MH1, Li SY, Ding J, and Suo X. (2008)

  In an attempt to identify invariant proteins with vaccine potential against African trypanosomes, we investigated the existence of PFR1 protein in Trypanosoma evansi and compared its B cell epitope with that of PFR2 protein ...
• Immunoprotection of chickens against Eimeria acervulina by recombinant α-tubulin protein 

  Jun Ding, Weichao Bao, Qun Liu , Qi Yu, M. H. Abdille, and Zheng Wei (2008)

  Tubulins are heterodimeric molecules responsible for the polymerization of microtubules in apicomplexan parasites. The α-tubulin, a subcellular structural protein of Eimeria acervulina, was cloned and expressed in Escherichia ...
• E-Procurement and Procurement Performance 

  Stella Cheminy Chesseto Patrick Gudda Lecturer, Naikuni D.M.N Lecturer Munene Mbuchi (2019)

  Abstract: The Procurement system in Kenya has grown from a system without guidelines and principles to a legally controlled system consistent with international standards. Regardless of the presence of the legal framework ...
• The Dehumanized “Other:” The Arts as a Counterforce to Otherization in Kenya 

  Kitche Magak (2017)

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• Publish or Perish Challenges and Prospects of Social Science Research and Publishing in Institutions of Higher Learning in Kenya 

  Susan M. Kilonzo; Kitche Magak (2014)

  This article examines the challenges and prospects of social science research and publishing at two public universities in Kenya. Specifically, it interrogates the advances and bottlenecks of academic research and publishing ...
• Population and the environment: Linking community reproductive health to Kakamega forest conservation in Western Kenya 

  Jacob Ochieng; Monica Oguttu; Solomon Orero; Kitche Magak (2004)

  The rapid decline of the world's forests is one of the major environmental challenges of the century. Some of the underlying or indirect causes of forest decline include people, poverty, plunder and policy.1 Although the ...

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