• Influence of risk reduction strategy on growth of savings and credit cooperatives societies in Machakos County, Kenya 

  Muendo, Mickey M.; Wamitu, Susan N.; Musau, Kyalo (International research journal publishers, 2024-09-11)

  Savings and Credit Co-operatives Societies (SACCOs) engage in the safeguarding of funds and valuables for their members, in addition to providing loans and investment financial services. However, this endeavor entails ...
• Long term debt financing as an influencing factor to the growth in consumer goods firms listed at the Nairobi securities exchange 

  Onyango, Benson; Kabui, Anne C.; Wahome, Michael N. (2024-09-18)

  The consumer goods manufacturing sector has been identified as a sector with great potential for promoting economic growth and competitiveness in Kenya. However, the sector has been experiencing fluctuations over the years ...
• Exploring the state of virtual business incubation in Kenya: A Survey of selected business incubators 

  Wachira, Kevin (Lukenya University, 2021-08-25)

  There remains a significant level of unemployment in Kenya especially among the young generation of under 35 years of age. The Government of Kenya, its development partners and private sector continue to put efforts to ...
• The use of social media applications on business performance in the covid 19 era: A Study of selected MSMES in Nairobi central business district 

  Misango, Sedina B. (Lukenya University, 2021-08-25)

  The use of social media applications in business and marketing is not new, yet it has not been fully embraced by most organizations. The reason is that it is still misunderstood and taken as a campaign tool for publicity ...
• Influence of education financing by non-state agencies on participation rates in public secondary schools in Makueni County, Kenya. 

  Musyimi, Charles; Kasivu, Gideon M.; Nzomoi, Joseph N. (2024)

  Governments around the world agree that the ability to provide quality education for all and to respond to new priorities depends on the availability of adequate funding in education (OECD, 2016). Financing of education ...
• Influence of free day secondary education (FDSE) capitation grants on participation rates in public secondary schools in Makueni County, Kenya 

  Musyimi, Charles; Kasivu, Gideon M.; Nzomoi, Joseph N. (202)

  Adequate funding of the education sector is crucial to the provision of quality education for all (OECD, 2016). Financing of education is the greatest enabler of learners to participate in education and flow through education ...
• Effect of long-term debt on firm’s risk exposure in non financial firms listed in the Nairobi securities exchange 

  Kiio, Florence M.; Wahome, Michael N.; Kabui, Anne C. (2024-09-03)

  In the last one decade, business environment in Kenya has become more turbulent with firms experiencing an increase in risk exposure as a result of changing consumer needs, changing economic conditions as well as global ...
• Assessment of the influence of audit plan on the performance of internal auditors in the government ministries in Kenya 

  Ombati, Robert M.; Karuti, Jephitha K. (2024)

  Lately internal auditor’s performance assessment has been of great significance in the public sector. This is due to the push from public institutions to embrace and evaluate performance as an important control tool. The ...
• Effect of composition of board of directors on performance of mission hospitals in Kitui County, Kenya 

  Musembi, Solomon S.; Kabui, Anne C.; Nzomoi, Joseph N. (2024-08-05)

  Mission hospitals play a critical role in the provision of health services in Kitui County. The environment within which mission hospitals operate is ever changing and is aggravated by Kenya’s devolved governance structure. ...
• An empirical investigation of tax buoyancy in Kenya 

  Mawia, Mary; Nzomoi, Joseph N. (Academic Journals, 2013-10-28)

  Revenue mobilization is an important goal of tax reform. Thus, tax buoyancy constitutes an essential ingredient for tax policy formulation. This paper utilized a time series approach to estimate tax buoyancy for Kenya ...
• Determinants of technology adoption in the production of horticultural export produce in Kenya 

  Nzomoi, Joseph N.; Byaruhanga, J. K.; Maritim, H. K.; Omboto, P. I. (Academic Journals, 2007-08-31)

  The horticultural sector is currently the second largest foreign exchange earner in Kenya after tea. It employs more than a half a million people in the formal sector and over two million people in the informal sector. The ...
• Effect of Liquidity on Insurance Penetration in Kenya 

  Evusa, Zablon; Matanda, Joshua; Mugambi, Duncan (2024)

  The contribution of life insurance sector to Kenya’s GDP dropped to 3.4% in 2019 compared 3.5% in 2018. This means that other sectors of the economy grew faster than life insurance. According to Third Medium Term Report, ...
• Effect of capital adequacy on insurance penetration in Kenya 

  Evusa, Zablon; Matanda, Joshua; Mugambi, Duncan (2024)

  According to Third Medium Term Report, Health insurance coverage in Kenya is generally low 19%. The general objective of the study was to analyze the relationship between capital adequacy and insurance penetration in Kenya. ...
• Influence of budgetary control on implementation of constituency development fund projects in Makueni constituency, Makueni County 

  Kisyang’a, Aaron M.; Ombati, Robert M.; Wahome, Michael N. (2024-06-14)

  For the government to have better ways of managing public resource allocation, they must make a habit of using reform budget systems. Financial stability is essential in enabling institutions to perform effectively and ...
• Financial development and its effect on inclusive growth in Kenya 2000 – 2022 

  Mbaabu, Onesmus; Nzomoi, Joseph N.; Kamoni, Peter M. (2024-05-23)

  Purpose: In the past decade, Kenya’s economy registered an average real GDP growth rate of 4.63 percent. Despite this growth, many people have been locked out of social and economic opportunities, with 19.1 percent of ...
• Evaluation of fruit yield in two gooseberry cultivars grown under water stress conditions with supplemental irrigation 

  Odhiambo, Harun; Wasilwa, Lusike; Maangi, Job; Ong'awa, Mercyline; Ochieng, Vincent O. (Academic Journals, 2021-02-23)

  Cape gooseberry falls under the underutilised fruit crop in Kenya in spite of its significant nutritional and medicinal value. The objective of this study was to compare the yield potential of two introduced varieties of ...
• Challenges in greenhouse crop production by smallholder farmers in Kisii County, Kenya 

  Wayua, Francis O.; Ochieng, Vincent O.; Kirigua, Violet; Wasilwa, Lusike (Academic Journals, 2020-10-31)

  Despite the success in greenhouse farming by large scale horticultural farmers in Kenya, smallholder greenhouse farming is beset by many challenges leading to over 30% failure rates. Reasons for the high failure rate are ...
• A Study of clinostomum affecting oreochromis niloticus in small water bodies in Eldoret-Kenya 

  Ochieng, Vincent O.; Matolla, G. K.; Khyria, S. K. (2012-04)

  Two hundred and seventy nine specimens of Oreochromis niloticus from Kerita and Kesses dam were examined for Clinostomum parasites. Four hundred and thirty eight parasites were found on the two hundred and seventy nine ...
• Sampling-based approaches to improve estimation of mortality among patient dropouts: experience from a large PEPFAR-funded program in western Kenya 

  Yiannoutsos, Constantin T.; An, Ming-Wen; Frangakis, Constantine E.; Musick, Beverly S.; Braitstein, Paula; Wools-Kaloustian, Kara; Ochieng, Daniel; Martin, Jeffrey N.; Bacon, Melanie C.; Ochieng, Vincent O.; Kimaiyo, Sylvester (Public Library of Science, 2008-12-02)

  Background: Monitoring and evaluation (M&E) of HIV care and treatment programs is impacted by losses to follow-up (LTFU) in the patient population. The severity of this effect is undeniable but its extent unknown. Tracing ...
• Reinforcing the 21st century pedagogical skills through the application of the question formulation technique (QFT) in secondary schools in south eastern region of Kenya 

  Kasivu, Gideon M.; Mwania, Jonathan M.; Kimatu, Josphert N.; Kimatu, Josphert N.; Mulwa, Janet K.; Kiilu, Redempta M.; Kithungu, Rose M.; Musyoka, James; Migwambo, Rebecca (2024-04-05)

  Studies show that only 27% of graduates believe that Universities and colleges taught them how to ask their own questions. The Question Formulation Technique (QFT) imparts students a way that makes them to think critically ...

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