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Mugai, Irene Wanjiku; Cheluget, John; Ngala, Michael
(International Journal of Research Publication and Reviews, 2023-11)
In 2013, local petroleum firms in Kenya had a combined market share of 71% which in a span of 2 years had significantly declined to 52% as of 2015. The decline in the market share was as a result of stiff competition from ...
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Gathogo Priscah Waruguru; Nderitu, Monica Wanjiku; Nteere, Kennedy Kirima
(International Journal of Social Sciences and Information Technology, 2024-03)
The aim of this study was to assess the relationship between market development strategies and performance of food and beverage manufacturing firms in Kenya. To achieve this goal, the study drew on resource-based view ...
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Inyanza, Beatrice Indangasi; Okello, Grace Adhiambo; Muthoni, Denis Kamau
(International Journal of Social Sciences and Information Technology, 2023-10)
Many NGOs across the globe have been facing financial instability, which has raised concerns about their long-term sustainability. As a result, many NGOs are actively seeking to diversify their revenue sources to sustain ...
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Rebecca Wambui Nyambura; Denis Kamau; Monica Nderitu
(Research Bridge, 2023-12)
The effectiveness of Kenyan government ministries in delivering their mandates has long been a concern. This raises an issue with type of leadership approach that has always been adopted by these government ministries. A ...
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Gachenga, John; Kamau Muthoni, Denis; Metto Kipkemboi, Wilson
(Journal of Accounting, Finance and Auditing Studies, 2025-09-09)
Savings and Credit Cooperative Organizations (SACCOs) play a pivotal role in promoting financial inclusion, reducing poverty, and supporting social welfare especially in rural and underserved areas. However, 21% of DT-SACCOs ...
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