• Youth and Violent Extremism:Towards aPsychological Angle of Radicalization and Dis-Engagement 

  Githuthu, Florence Wamahiga; Gicheru, Esther N; Obiero, Nicholas (Canadian Journal of Educational and Social Studies, 2022)

  Psychological health issues and mental disorders have been viewed as possible elucidation for radicalization relentlessly, and is the reason for importantdiscourse amidst academic community. Although psychological ...
• COVID-19 Mental Health Risks - A Critical Survey of Africa 

  Anyika, Emma (Journal of Risk Analysis and Crisis Response, 2022)

  COVID-19 is still being experienced worldwide, with other variants also cropping up, including Delta and Omicron, etc. Many countries are learning to cope with the mental, physical, and economic impacts of this pandemic ...
• Youth and Violent Extremism:Towards aPsychological Angle of Radicalization and Dis-Engagement 

  Githuthu, Florence Wamahiga; Gicheru, Esther N; Obiero, Nicholas (Canadian Journal of Educational and Social Studies, 2022)

  Psychological health issues and mental disorders have been viewed as possible elucidation for radicalization relentlessly, and is the reason for important discourse amidst academic community. Although psychological or ...
• Flood-Risk Vulnerabilities of Sanitation Facilities in Urban Informal Settlements: Lessons from Kisumu City, Kenya 

  Othoo, C. O; Dulo, S. O; Olago, D.O (East African Journal of Science, Technology and Innovation, 2021)

  Flood disasters have increased in frequency and severity over the recent decades causing untold destruction to vulnerable physical infrastructure such as sanitation facilities. Factors ...
• Towards Deepening Co-operative Identity III: Re- Thinking the Co-operative Taxonomy for Business Modelling Framework 

  Matabi, Jared; Metto, Wilson; Gicheru, Esther; Chepkirui, Edna; Mburu, Zachariah; Victor; Mbatha, Wambua (IOSR Journal of Business and Management, 2022)

  Background: There are still complexities, paradoxes, and ambiguities in both co-operative business concepts and practices. Co-operatives will succeed only where people design the type of business that best meets their ...
• Towards Co-operative Identity II: Recognizing the Co operative Axiology for Business Modelling Framework 

  Matabi, Jared Mark; Metto, Wilson; Gicheru, Esther; Jeruto, Joan; Nzau, Alice; Chepkirui, Monica (IOSR Journal of Business and Management, 2022)

  Background: The value of co-operatives, whether real or imagined, the basic philosophy underlying all co operative action is that, through joint effort and mutual self-interest individuals may collectively achieve objectives ...
• Towards Co-operative Identity I: Re-Visiting the Co operative Epistemology for Business Modelling Framework 

  Matabi, Jared Mark; Metto, Wilson; Gicheru, Esther; M'Imanyara, Kirianki; Mbugua, Mary Njoki; Kamamia, James; Omolo, Victor (IOSR Journal of Business and Management, 2022)

  Background: In December 2021, the International Co-operative Alliance (ICA), organized the 33rd World Co operative Congress in Seoul, South Korea; with a rallying call for "deepening our co-operative identity" to secure ...
• Level of Exposure to Traumatic Experiences among Primary and Secondary Survivors of Post- Election Violence of 2007/2008 in Nakuru County, Kenya 

  King’ori, Jacinta Nduta (International Knowledge Sharing Platform, 2017)

  Recent advances in psychological research reveals that experiences of children and circumstances of children in armed conflict are diverse .Children have long been both direct and indirect victims of violence. Traumatic ...
• Influence of Learning Facilities Available in a School on Students’ Level of Self-Esteem. Case of Public Secondary Schools in Nyandarua West Sub-County, Kenya 

  Muchemi, Peter; Kingori, Jacinta (Journal of Education and Practices, 2020)

  School environment plays an important role in development of self. It may have a positive or negative impact on students’ level of self-esteem and hence academic achievement and behavior. The purpose of this study was to ...
• Engaging Dispositional Forgiveness: A Structure for Consistent Forgiveness Praxis 

  Githuthu, Florence Wamahiga; Gicheru, Esther N. (Sage, 2022)

  Although forgiveness is hard work, it enables individuals who have gone through unfairness and harm outgrow the pain of resentment and hostility to a condition of wellness and health. Still, it is possible that authentic ...
• Practices among Household Heads Towards Malaria Control in Mosocho Divison of Kisii County, Kenya 

  Orora, Charles N.; Oboka, Wycliffe A.; Onkware, Kennedy; Wanyonyi, Joyce (Prime Journals, 2017)

  Malaria is one of the leading causes of morbidity and mortality in the world. Its burden is greater felt in sub Saharan Africa, with 15% of all disability adjusted life years (DALYs) lost to the disease. Malaria affects ...
• Changes in Drought Trends and Effectiveness of the Social Safety-Nets on Post-Drought Recovery of Households in Moyale Sub-County, Kenya 

  Aliow, Isack M.; Soita, Samuel China; Oboka, Wycliffe Aluoch (International Journal of Agriculture Innovations and Research, 2017)

  For many decades now, drought in the Horn of Africa has had devastating effects on the lives and livelihoods of the pastoralist communities. This study was conducted with a view to analyze changes in drought trends ...
• Influence of Cash Transfer Program on Social Networks of Households in Bungoma County: Lessons for Use of Social Safety-Nets for Disaster Vulnerability Reduction 

  Oboka, Wycliffe A. (The Co-operative University of Kenya, 2020)

  Impact of disasters on vulnerable populations remain a concern world over which has created the need to reduce vulnerabilities to disasters a key focus at different global fora on disaster reduction. While Hyogo Framework ...
• Impact of Covid-19 on Women Self-Help Groups and Mitigation Strategies in Kenya 

  Musili, Wanjiku (Editon Consortium Publishing, 2022)

  This paper sought to understand the pandemic's effect on Women's Self Help Groups (WSHGs) operations in Kenya and the strategies stakeholders could adopt to mitigate the effects. The social capital theory was used to ...
• Role of Inclusive Education in Promoting Sustainable Development in Kenya 

  Musili, Wanjiku (Scholarlink Research Institute, 2020)

  Education is a right for all children as recognised by several international instruments including the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, adopted in 1948. However, disability is one of the major barriers that hinder ...
• An Analysis of Gender difference in Traumatic Experiences and PTSD Severity among Children Survivors of Post -Election Violence in Nakuru County, Kenya 

  King’ori, Jacinta Nduta (Daystar University, 2021)

  Gender differences have been observed in children’s experience of traumatic events as well in development of PTSD. Males have commonly been found to experience more traumas except for sexual assault while the female are ...
• I stayed with my illness’: a grounded theory study of health seeking behaviour and treatment pathways of patients with obstetric fistula in Kenya 

  M.Khisa, Anne; M. Omoni, Grace; K. Nyamongo, Isaac; F. Spitzer, Rachel (BMC Women's Health, 2017)

  Obstetric fistula classic symptoms of faecal and urinary incontinence cause women to live with social stigma, isolation, psychological trauma and lose their source of livelihoods. There is a paucity of studies on the health ...
• Giving Voice to The Chronically Poor. 

  Okinda, Obadia (Chronic Poverty Research Centre (K), 2007)

  Poverty remains a key challenge in Kenya despite the implementation of numerous interventions. Past poverty alleviation strategies failed partly because projects were not based on priorities of poor and the chronically poor, ...
• An Intersectional Gender Analysis of Familial and Socio-Cultural Drivers of Inequitable Scientific Career Progression of Researchers in Sub-Saharan Africa 

  Liani, Millicent L.; Nyamongo, Isaac K.; Pulford, Justin; Tolhurst, Rachel (Biomed Central, 2021)

  Background: Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) sufers from a dearth of concrete information on the causes of women’s under-representation in scientifc research workforce particularly at higher levels compared with the wealth of ...
• Technical Efficiency of Rainfed and Irrigated Rice Production in Tanzania 

  Mkanthama, Joseph; Makombe, Godswill; Kihoro, John; Ateka, Elija M.; Kanjere, Matshidiso (Wiley, 2018)

  Tanzania produces rice from two major ecologies, namely irrigated and rainfed lowland. Currently most of the rice is produced from the rainfed lowland but the country’s National Rice Development Strategy (NRDS) hopes to ...

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