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Cybersecurity readiness in Kenyan Saccos: Bomet county case Study and development of cloud-based CTI platform for Saccos.

Kiprotich Sigei, Pius. (Cuk, 2025)

The study investigated the strength of the cybersecurity posture of SACCOs in Kenya by assessing current practices, developing a CTI sharing platform, and formulating supportive policy guidelines. The study was guided by ...
Machine learning predictive model for evaluating the weight of mitigates on school dropout risk.

Cherop Rono, Sylvia (Cuk, 2025)

Machine learning predictive approach is created to evaluate the impact of varying factors on school desertion in Narok West Sub-County institutions through analysis of local population dynamics.The lack of evidence-based ...
Enhancing the categorization of sustainability reports using a multimodal deep learning approach.

Sawe, Sarah Chepkogei (Cuk, 2025)

There is a growing need for organisations to align their operations and services with the sustainable development goals. In Kenya and most countries across the globe, it is mandatory requirement, for organisations especially ...
Ensemble machine learning model for predicting used car prices in Kenya.

Moses, Onserio James (2025)

Most Kenyan car owners prefer used vehicles due to their affordability, leading to a booming used car market. However, the absence of an objective pricing mechanism has led to inconsistent and subjective pricing, with ...
A predictive intelligence model for early detection of non- communicable diseases: case study Kitui county.

Chepngetich, Nicole (Cuk, 2025)

Non-communicable diseases continue to claim the lives of the Kenyan population particularly in low-resource settings like Kitui. In this study, a predictive intelligence model was formulated based on clinical, demographic, ...
A hybrid machine learning model for predicting diseases in coffee production.

Munyao, Joseph Kioko (Cuk, 2025)

In Kenya, coffee farming faced various challenges, including widespread pests and diseases that endangered both the quality and yield of coffee. Traditional farming mechanisms were unable to provide timely interventions, ...
Intrusion detection and prevention model for evaluating network vulnerabilities in public universities in Kenya.

Wanjihia, Mercy Nduta (Cuk, 2025)

The rapid adoption of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) in Kenyan public universities has enhanced administrative efficiency and academic delivery. Still, it has also exposed networks to escalating cyber ...
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 ...
Privacy preserving data governance in cross border Telemedicine using federated learning and differential Privacy in Kenya.

Michael, Meyo Otieno (Cuk, 2025)

This thesis presents an auditable, privacy-preserving learning workflow for Kenyan cross-border telemedicine. Hospitals train models locally and share only model signals, so raw EHRs remain in country. Using synthetic ...
Multi-task machine learning model with explainability for Personalized nutrition in Kenya.

Wamucii, Johnson Kiiru (Cuk, 2025)

This project created and contrasted between Multi-Task Learning (MTL) and Single-Task Learning (STL) models in order to make personalized recommendations on nutrition based on an explainable AI method. Its overall goal was ...
Machine learning model for treasury bill yields prediction in Kenya.

Mung’are Njeri, Kennedy (Cuk, 2025)

This research investigated the issue of forecasting the yields of treasury bills in the Kenyan financial market which is both volatile and complicated, and which traditional models of forecasting may fail because of ...
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 ...
Regression algorithm-based machine learning model for Apartments’ price prediction in Nairobi city.

Gift, Merqular Odieny. (Cuk, 2025)

The real estate market of Nairobi has been booming quickly with the price of apartments depending on location, amenities, and the market forces. Conventional approaches to valuation that use the past and market judgement ...
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 ...
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) ...
A hybrid prophet -LSTM model for drought forescasting in Machakos County.

Katumo, Eric Kioko (Cuk, 2025)

In Kenya, drought remains a challenge in its arid and semi-arid lands (ASALs) where Machakos County located in the Eastern region, it experiences such events every three to four years. Crop yields, livestock losses, and ...
A model to determine cyber security human vulnerabilities exposure index for MFIs(A case study of Nairobi county,Kenya

Evaline, Njeri Waweru (Cuk, 2026-06-29)

This study developed a model to determine the Cyber Security Human Vulnerability Exposure Index (CSHVEI) for Microfinance Institutions (MFIs) in Nairobi County, Kenya. While people are a critical component of organizational ...

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