• Enhancing credit risk prediction using machine learning techniques for microfinance institutions in Machakos county,Kenya. 

  Kasina, Martin M. (Cuk, 2025)

  Microfinance institutions in Kenya play a unique role in promoting financial inclusion, loans,and savings provision, especially to low-income individuals and small-scale entrepreneurs.However, despite their benefits, most ...
• Enhancing weather forecasting through machine-learning models: a focus on short and medium weather patterns in Nairobi county. 

  Owuor, McDonald (Cuk, 2025)

  Historically, traditional data prediction techniques like Autoregressive Integrated Moving Average (ARIMA) and Numerical forecasting have experienced decreased accuracy and reliability over time, a factor attributed to the ...
• Data-driven sentiment analysis model for predicting defacement attacks: a case study using X. 

  Kariuki Kanja, George (Cuk, 2025)

  This study is a response to the growing menace of social media site defacement causing the problem of cyber-defacement through the creation of a sentiment analysis model that can predict attacks on the X (previously Twitter) ...
• Data governance maturity model:A case of the Kenya department of defence. 

  Gilly, Gitahi Gathogo. (Cuk, 2025)

  Data is very important to military groups for planning, gathering intelligence, carrying out missions, and making decisions. This study created a Data Governance Maturity Model (DGMM) custom to DOD operations. The study ...
• Optimizing healthcare resilience through climate-informed Data analytics. 

  Murundu, Jared (Cuk, 2025)

  Climate variability is a major driver of malaria surges in Kenya’s Lake Victoria Basin, yet routine decision-making often reacts after peaks have begun. This project develops, validates, and operationalizes an ensemble ...

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