• Heavy metal contamination of sediments from an exoreic African great lakes’ shores (port Bell, lake Victoria) Uganda 

  Baguma, Gabson; Musasizi, Andrew; Twinomuhwezi, Hannington; Gonzaga, Allan; Nakiguli, Caroline K.; Onen, Patrick; Angiro, Christopher; Okwir, Augastine; Opio, Boniface; Otema, Thomas; Ocira, Daniel; Byaruhanga, Ivan; Nirigiyimana, Eric; Omara, Timothy (Pollutants, 2022-09)

  Lake Victoria (L. Victoria) is the largest African tropical and freshwater lake, with one of the highest pollution levels, globally. It is shared among Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania, but it is drained only by the river Nile, ...
• Antiobesity activities of methanolic extracts of amaranthus dubius, cucurbita pepo, and vigna unguiculata in progesterone-induced obese mice 

  Nderitu, Kathryn Wanjiku; Mwenda, Njagi Shadrack; Macharia, Ndegwa John; Barasa, Stephen Super; Ngugi, Mathew Piero (Hindawi, 2017)

  Amaranthus dubius, Vigna unguiculata, and Cucurbita pepo are traditionally used to manage obesity in Kenya but lack scientific validation to support their use. The aim of this study was to determine the antiobesity activity ...
• Time effects of bacterial vaginosis on infant morbidities in Kenya assessed using modified skewed generalized estimating equations 

  Mwenda, Ngugi; Nduati, Ruth; Kosgey, Mathew; Kerich, Gregory K. (Research square, 2020)

  Infant morbidity and mortality are indicators used globally as measures of a country’s health status. Among the 8 millennium development goals (MDGs), this study aimed to address goal four (MDG 4) on the reduction of child ...
• Statistical modelling and evaluation of determinants of child mortality in Nyanza, Kenya 

  Otieno, Otieno; Kosgey, Mathew; Owuor, Nelson Onyango (2023)

  One of the Millennium Development Goals is the reduction of infant and child mortality by two-thirds of 1990 mortality levels by 2015. Generally, significant progress has been made in reducing mortality in children under ...
• Morbidities and mortality among infants of HIV-1-infected mothers with bacterial vaginosis in Kenya 

  Ngugi, Mwendwa; Nduati, Ruth; Kosgey, Mathew; Kerich, Gregory K. (Research square, 2020)

  Background: The lactobacillus-rich microbiome forms a defense system against infections. Babies are born sterile and acquire their microbiome from exposure to the mothers’ vaginal and rectal microbiota. Bacterial vaginosis ...
• Forecasting Wheat Output and Profits from Cropping Systems using simulation models in Uasin Gishu, Kenya 

  Nyangweso, Philip Mulama; Odhiambo, Mark; Odmori's, Paul Okelo (Agricultural Economists Association of South Africa (AEASA) Conference, 2010)

  Simulation models have been used successfully to forecast productivity of cropping systems under various weather, management and policy scenarios. These models have helped farmers make efficient resource allocation decisions. ...
• Culture and business in Sub-Saharan Africa: An outlook on Kenya 

  Uyoga, Diane (2021)

  The culture of doing business in Sub-Saharan Africa involves the engagement of family members (Waweru, Mutuma & Chege, 2015) to participate in income generating activities. Each member of the family has a role towards ...
• Colorimetric study of natural dye from Beta vulgaris peels and pomace on cellulosic substrate 

  Rotich, Vincent; Wangila, Phanice; Cherutoi, Jackson (Taylor and Francis online, 2022)

  Synthetic dyes are associated with carcinogenic, toxic, and allergic effects on humans and our environment. Natural dyes have attracted attention globally because of their non-hazardous nature. Beta vulgaris (Beetroot) ...
• Evaluation of shading on tea yield and phenolics in aerated and unaerated products 

  Korir, R.K.; Kamunya, S.M.; Ramkat, R.C.; Muoki, R.C. (Taylor and Francis online, 2022)

  Varying climatic conditions have pronounced effects on the tea plant. This study was to evaluate the effects of shade on yield and quality in aerated and unaerated products. Cultivar TRFK 6/8 was maintained under three ...
• Phytochemical screening, total phenolic content, total flavonoid content and GC-MS evaluation of crude acetonic extracts of Prosopis juliflora 

  Odero, M.P.; Kiprop, A.K.; K’ Owino, I.O.; Arimi, M. (Taylor and Francis online, 2022)

  Commonly referred to as the Mathenge plant in Kenya, the plant Prosopis juliflora has been considered as a noxious weed within the boundaries of Kenya occupying ASAL lands, colonizing water bodies and affecting livestock ...
• Chemical composition and insecticidal activity of Pinus caribaea Morelet var. hondurensis needles against Sitophilus zeamais Motschulsky and Callosobruchus maculatus Fabricius 

  Kirima, John Mary; Omara, Timothy (Taylor and Francis online, 2022)

  Plant allelochemicals from essential oils have recently received considerable attention in pharmaceutical, cosmetic and agricultural sectors due to their biodegradability and low toxicity. This study analyzed the chemical ...
• Structural and electronic properties of light atom doped 2D MoS2 : Quantum mechanical study 

  Kibet, Too Philemon; Kiptiemoi, Korir Kiprono; Musembi, J. Robinson; Cherutoi, Jackson K. (Taylor and Francis online, 2022)

  2D MoS 2 has been identified as a potential material for optoelectronic, energy, and environmental applications. However, in pristine form its performance in the identified areas is lackluster and requires further bandgap ...
• Advancement and practical applications of rhizobacterial biofertilizers for sustainable crop production in sub-Saharan Africa 

  Makumba, B. A.; Aloo, B. N.; Mbega, R.; Tumuhairwe, J. B. (2021-12-13)

  Agricultural intensification continues in Africa in attempts to meet the rising food demands of the equally rising population. However, most arable lands in the region are characterized by nutrient deficiency and over-reliance ...
• One planet: one health. A call to support the initiative on a global science-policy body on chemicals and waste 

  Kandie, Faith (pmc, 2022-03-08)

  The chemical pollution crisis severely threatens human and environmental health globally. To tackle this challenge the establishment of an overarching international science–policy body has recently been suggested. We ...
• Identification of phenolic compounds in Prosopis juliflora by liquid chromatography tandem mass spectrometry 

  Chepkwony, S.; Kiprop, A. (Taylor and Francis online, 2022)

  A substantive study on the identification of phenolic compounds present in Prosopis juliflora was undertaken. P. juliflora is known to be highly adapted to dry lands because of its deep taproots which tolerate dry and ...
• Dyeing characteristics of different solvent extracts of Euclea divinorum on cotton fabric 

  Manyim, S.; Mwasiagi, J.I.; Mecha, A.C.; Kiprop, A.K. (Taylor and Francis online, 2022)

  Most of the dyes used in the textile industry are of synthetic origin. Recently the use of natural dyes in dyeing has regained interest due to environmental hazards associated with synthetic dyes. Therefore there is need ...
• A comparative study of adult and adolescent maternal care continuum following community-oriented interventions in Cambodia, Guatemala, Kenya, and Zambia 

  Ettyang, Grace; Chege, Jane (PMC, 2022-01-13)

  The coverage for reproductive care continuum is a growing concern for communities in low- income economies. Adolescents (15-19 years) are often at higher odds of maternal morbidity and mortality due to other underlying ...
• Tin oxide modified Titanium dioxide as electron transport layer in Formamidinium-rich Perovskite Solar cells 

  Koech, Richard K.; Ichwani, Reisya; Oyewole, Deborah (MDPI, 2021-11-24)

  The design of electron transport layers (ETLs) with good optoelectronic properties is one of the keys to the improvement of the power conversion efficiencies (PCEs) and stability of perovskite solar cells (PSCs). Titanium ...
• Variation of yield and chemical composition of essential oil from Cupressus lusitanica growing in different Agro-ecological zones of Rwanda 

  Makatiani, Jacqueline; Muhizi, Théoneste; Nteziyaremye, Papias (Asian Journal of Applied Chemistry Research, 2021)

  Chemical composition and essential oil contents among essential oil-bearing plants are mostly influenced by different factors including ecological features of habitat. In this study, variation in yield and chemical composition ...
• Inhibiting factors to equalization of access to heath opportunities among persons living with physical disabilities in Uasin-Gishu County–Kenya 

  Koech, C; Too, R; Kosgei, M (2020-01-28)

  Disability is one of the least visible yet most potent factors in various areas of marginalization. Majority of Kenyan citizens, living with physical disabilities, experience unfavorable social conditions while seeking ...

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