• Organizational Citizenship Behavior, employee commitment, talent management and employee performance in selected companies in electricity companies in Kenya 

  Liech, Dinah Anyango (Moi University, 2024)

  There is expectation from citizens for quality goods and services particularly from public service employees who get remunerated by taxpayers. Instead there are numerous complaints, accusations and validated cases of ...
• Dynamics towards sustainable food security in arid and semi-arid parts of East Shewa Zone In Oromia Regional State, Ethiopia 

  Mossissa, Almaz Taffesse (Moi University, 2024)

  Sustainable food security remains a major global concern despite the various strategies being undertaken. Currently, fragile ecosystems can no longer sustain themselves because of the numerous factors acting against each ...
• Influence of primary teacher trainees’ physical education pedagogical content knowledge on their learners’ competence during teaching practice: A Study Of Primary Teachers’ Training Colleges In Kenya 

  Onyango, Jacqueline (Moi University, 2024)

  Quality Physical Education provides a range of experiences geared towards developing skills and knowledge relevant to the 21 st century by instilling a positive attitude towards physical activity, academic performance ...
• Organizational ambidexterity, dynamic capabilities, learning orientation and firm performance: The Case of Supermarkets in Nairobi County, Kenya 

  Muange, Rosemary; Muange, Rosemary (Moi UniversityMoi University, 2024)

  In Kenya, the issues of poor performance are prominent among supermarkets. Over the years, supermarkets have sought to employ multiple strategies for serving diverse categories of consumers. However, it is interesting ...
• Fiscal decentralization and technically efficient sustainable public debt in Kenya 

  Kwena, Hugo Pius (Moi University, 2024)

  Kenya’s public debt sustainability has continuously worsened over recent years yet the country’s debt is still classified as sustainable. At the same time, the process of fiscal decentralisation has intensified in the ...
• Sand Harvesting and Livelihood Security In West Pokot County, Kenya 

  Psiwa, Milkah (Moi University, 2024)

  Despite the abundance availability of sand and the enormous harvesting activities of the sand in West Pokot County, the activities have not translated into meaningful socio-economic returns to support livelihood and ...
• Human Resource Management Practices and Service Delivery in the Health Sector, Nyeri County, Kenya 

  Wachira, Gladys Wanjiku (Moi University, 2024)

  Health Sector Service delivery is core to the effective functioning of human resources. It impacts on the health of citizens who provide labour force in the economy in several ways. The implementation of devolution in ...
• Modeling and simulation of Bioethanol production from Sila sorghum stalks and maize cobs 

  Ngigi, Wiseman Tumbo (Moi university, 2024)

  Commercialization of bioethanol production from lignocellulosic biomass is hindered by low yield of fermentable sugars as well as insufficient techno-economic data on large-scale production. Simulation of the production ...
• Analysis of blood transfusion content in undergraduate curriculum and the knowledge, perceptions, and training needs of medical doctors in Kenya 

  Kipkulei, Japheth Chebii (Moi University, 2024)

  Background: Blood transfusion (BT) is essential to modern health care, yet blood is scarce, costly, and associated with risks. Blood therapy prescribers need to have adequate knowledge, skills, attitudes, and confidence ...
• The role of social capital in enhancement of socio- economic livelihoods: a case of Elgeyo Marakwet County, Kenya 

  Kemboi, Charles K. (Moi University, 2024)

  Social economic livelihood is a function of various factors that work interchangeably to influence social relationships. This study was carried out in Keiyo North, Keiyo south, Marakwet West, and Marakwet East sought to ...
• Learner’ s drawings as pedagogical tools in the acquisition of effective communication in early years education in Kenya. 

  Betty, Chepng’etich Tonui (Moi University, 2024)

  Children’s conversations are the very heart of schooling and pedagogy. Studies globally and regionally indicate a low reading and communication attainment by children, with 90% of them in 3 rd world countries not attaining ...
• Political Economy of Informal Cross Border trade in the East African Community: A case of women traders in Busia and Isebania borders in Kenya 

  Nyaliech, Jack o. (Moi University, 2024)

  Informal Cross Border Trade (ICBT) by women has become a critical and challenging sector for states globally with the Sub-Saharan Africa region affected the most. In the East African Community (EAC) estimates suggest ...
• Effect of pre-reading activities on english language learners’ performance in reading comprehension tests in selected secondary schools in Kakamega Central Subcounty, Kenya 

  Mutaliani, Solomon Manjinji (Moi University, 2024)

  Reading comprehension is an examinable skill in English language curriculum of Kenya. The skill is taught to enhance performance of learners in language reading tasks. Empirical findings revealed that learners’ performance ...
• Board audit committee support, Chief executive officers’ openness, Internal auditors’ moral courage, and effectiveness of internal auditors in financial institutions in Uganda 

  Nyamuyonjo, David (Moi University, 2024)

  Internal auditors’ effectiveness (IAE) is critical to preventing and detecting risks such as fraud. Despite the presence of internal auditors, fraud persists in Ugandan financial institutions. Existing research suggests ...
• Uses and gratifications of the internet among college students in Kenya 

  Thomas Ibrahim Okinda (school of journalism and mass communication, University of Nairobi, 2007-12)

  This study set to investigate college students’ uses and motives of the Internet at Kenya School of Professional Studies (KSPS). The hypotheses predicted that there was a positive relationship between exposure to Internet ...
• Optimal parameters for Gene Xpert MTB/RIF and LAM Strip determine Test for Diagnosis of Tuberculosis using urine from HIV patients at Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital, Kenya 

  Ali, Iddah. M.; Ng’wena, Gideon A.; Guyah, Benard. O.; Mutai, Kennedy K.; Abong’, Benard. O. (journal of medical science and clinical research, 2015-08)

  The application of Gene Xpert MTB/RIF® assay for testing non-sputum clinical samples in Western Kenya has not been reported. We are reporting on use of Zn, CD4 count, Hb, Creatinine, Proteinuria, and Hematuria as optimal ...
• Financial literacy, financial sophistication, Institutional factors And Perceived Retirement Saving Adequacy among public university employees in Kenya 

  Arusei, Sheila Jepkorir (Moi university, 2023)

  Sustaining adequate retirement savings has received increased attention as a result of ageing population across the globe and an increase in retirement poverty which stands at 56% in Kenya. Perceived retirement saving ...
• Adoption of green initiatives by Libraries in Kenya for Environmental Sustainability 

  Mwanzu, Arnold (Moi university, 2023)

  Global environmental concerns have seen a rise in go-green campaigns and a go-green movement, along with solutions and calls for consumers, corporations, and governments to be more proactive in going green in every aspect. ...
• Ubaadausasa kama kunga ya uandishi katika riwaya za dunia yao (2006) na nyuso za mwanamke (2010) Za S. A. Mohamed Na Unaitwa Nani? (2008) Ya K. W. Wamitila 

  Muigai, Mary Njambi (Moi University, 2024)

  Riwaya za Kiswahili zilizoandikwa katika miaka ya hivi karibuni zinakaidi uandishi uliozoeleka wa kimapokeo uliopendekezwa na akina Aristotle, na kugeukia mtindo mpya wa uandishi wa kimajaribio wa kibaadausasa. Utafiti ...
• Social Customer Relationship Management, Customer Perceptions and Relationship Quality in Star-Rated Hotels in Nairobi, Kenya 

  Kaguma, Moses Muraya (Moi University, 2023)

  The hotel industry in Kenya faces challenges in maintaining quality customer relationships with increased complaints trending on social media platforms. Negative information through social media adversely affects the ...

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