• Cultural and behavioral drivers of zoonotic disease transmission and persistence among diverse pastoralist communities in East Africa 

  Oketch, Dismas C.O.; Njoroge, Ruth; Ngage, Tonny O.; Omar, Asha Abdikadir; Magarre, Abdulai; Pasha, Raphael; Gachohi, John; Muriuki, Samuel Waiguru; Khamadi, Samoel Ashimosi; Boru, Ali Duba; Bodha, Boku; Kilowua, Lydia; Nyaga, Nazaria Wanja; Njaanake, Humphrey Kariuki; Kamaara, Eunice (BMC, 2025)

  Background Zoonotic diseases such as brucellosis, Rift Valley fever, anthrax, rabies and bovine tuberculosis are highly prevalent among pastoralist communities in low-and middle-income countries. Methods This study ...
• Institutional Factors Influencing Acquisition of Clinical Competencies Among Nursing Undergraduates in Government and Private Universities in Uganda 

  Joan, Kempango; Franklin, Boibanda; Joyce, Lugulu; Justice, Kintu Mugenyi (Journal of Frontiers of Humanities and Social Sciences, 2025-01-21)

  Clinical competencies acquisition is one of the core components of nursing education that equips students with the practical knowledge and competencies for effective patient care. In Uganda, both government and private ...
• HIVdrug resistance, early treatment outcomes and impact of guidelines compliance after protease inhibitor-based second-line failure in a dedicated resistance clinic in western Kenya: a retrospective cohort study 

  Humphre, John M.; Ali, ShamimM; DeLong, Allison; Novitsky, Vlad; Sang, Edwin; Jawed, Bilal; Kemboi, Emmanuel; Ngetich, Celia; Goodrich, Suzanne; Gardner, Adrian; Hogan, Joseph W.; Kantor, Rami (Journal of the International AIDS Society, 2025-05-26)

  Introduction: Data on drug resistance, viral outcomes and guidelines compliance following protease inhibitor (PI)-based second-line failure in low- and middle-income countries are limited, particularly in the era of ...
• Making Country Proud: The Role of Athletics in the Development of Eldoret City, Kenya 

  Ng’etich, Benjamin Kipkios (East African Nature Science Organization, 2024-09)

  This study examined the impact of athletics on the development of Eldoret City from 1920-2020. The study was informed by the need to discuss in detail and document the development of athletics among the Kalenjin community ...
• Making Country Proud: The Role of Athletics in the Development of Eldoret City, Kenya 

  Ng'etich, Benjamin Kipkios; Kurgat, Paul Kibiwott (East African Nature Science Organization, 2024-09)

  This study examined the impact of athletics on the development of Eldoret City from 1920-2020. The study was informed by the need to discuss in detail and document the development of athletics among the Kalenjin community ...
• Exploring the Relationship Between Colonial Governance and Nandi Leadership in Kenya, 1905-1918 

  Ng'etich, Benjamin Kipkios (2024-11)

  The relationship between colonial governance and Nandi leadership in Kenya has received significant scholarly attention, particularly their dual roles in serving both colonial administrations and their communities. ...
• Navigating Insecurity at the Crest of a Crisis: Collaborative Approaches to Address Challenges along the Shared Borders of Kenya, Uganda, and South Sudan 

  Ng‘etich, Benjamin Kipkios; Tanui., Prisca J. (2025-01)

  Conflicts and a pervasive sense of insecurity affect the borders shared by Kenya, Uganda, and SouthSudan. These issues are primarily driven by cattle rustling and the widespread availability of small arms. The challenging ...
• Towards Gender Justice in Africa: Interrogating Ubuntu for insights and practical application to Women’s Equality and Empowerment 

  Kamaara, Eunice; Wanyonyi, Hellen Sitawa; Omare, Simon (Moi University, 2025-03)

  Gender injustice against women has persisted for a long time. This is manifested in discrimination, exploitation, and violence against women in different societies and in various situations, including periods of crisis, ...
• Does Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Actually Develop Mining Communities? An Examination of CSR Programmes in Kenya’s Mining Sector 

  Abuya, Willice O. (2023-06)

  This chapter analyses the place of corporate social responsibility (CSR) in Kenya’s mining sector. The extractive industry engages in corporate social responsibility (CSR) not only to obtain the social license needed to ...
• Challenges Facing Children Reintegration in Uasin Gishu County, Kenya 

  Abuya, Willice O.; Onsarigo, Thomas Gisemba; Adeli, Scholastica; Ochieng, Felix (Eajes, 2024-10)

  This study sought to establish challenges facing children reintegration in Uasin Gishu County, Kenya. The study used a sequential mixed method approach. The population included reintegrated children and community ...
• Kenya's Foreign Policy 

  Kurgat, Paul Kibiwott; Were, Edmond Maloba; Okoth, Pontian Godfrey (JKF, 2025)

  This book explores the dynamic underpinning Kenya's foreign policy and diplomatic practice since independence in 1963. It rationalizes the country's foreign policy evolution culminating in the identification of the foreign ...
• The Legacy of Colonial Policies on Agricultural Development in Independent Kenya; 1954 to 1992 

  Samoei, Basiliano; Opondo, Paul; Kurgat, Paul (African Journal of History and Geography, 2025)

  The LDSB schemes of 1961/62 formed the second phase and a continuation of the official colonial agricultural policy (Swynnerton Plan of 1954). However, the political situation in the immediate pre independence period ...
• Slowing Pace and Dying Sweat 

  Kurgat, Paul Kibiwott (Dodo Books Idian Ocean Ltd, 2024-08)

  This book examines athletes’ adaptation to retirement and thus analyses the subsisted athletic experiences and the opportunities and challenges among retired athletes in the North-South Rift Regions of Western Kenya. The ...
• Making Country Proud: The Role of Athletics in the Development of Eldoret City, Kenya 

  Kurgat, Paul Kibiwott; Ng’etich, Benjamin Kipkios (East African Journal of Arts and Social Sciences, 2024-09)

  This study examined the impact of athletics on the development of Eldoret City from 1920-2020. The study was informed by the need to discuss in detail and document the development of athletics among the Kalenjin community ...
• The Diplomacy of Foreign Envoys and Development Partners on Governance in Kenya 

  Kurgat, Paul Kibiwott; Ng’etich, Benjamin Kipkios (International Journal of Development Research, 2024-08)

  This paper discusses the role of Western Diplomats in Kenya’s anti-corruption measures. One of the realities of relations among nation-states is their independence. No nation-state is so selfsufficient as to exist in ...
• The Shield and the Sickle: Kenya-Russia Relations since 1963 

  Kurgat, Paul, Kiwott (Moran, 2018)

  Kenya’s Fifty Years of Diplomatic Engagement is a collection of experiences by Kenyan diplomats and academic essays which traces Kenya’s early diplomacy since independence in 1963 to 2013. The narrative of the history of ...
• President Daniel Arap Moi: Domestic Determinants Of Foreign Policy Decision Making In Kenya 

  Kurgat, Paul, Kiwott; Kurgat, Martin Seroney (ROSAB, 2024)

  DANIEL ARAP MOI: DOMESTIC DETERMINANTS OF FOREIGN POLICY DECISION MAKING IN KENYA This book is mainly for use by university students, researchers, academicians, policy makers, media and communication specialists and ...
• The dynamics of Kikuyu-Kalenjin ethno-political relationships: The run-up to 2013 elections in Uasin Gishu County, Kenya 

  Onyango, Georgine Anyango; Okoth, Pontian Godfrey; Opondo, Paul (2024)

  Kenyan elections have been intermittently marked by some degree of violence reaching its apex in the 2007 Post Election Violence (PEV). Surprisingly, in the following immediate national elections held in 2013, the two major ...
• Aspects of continuity and change in leatherwork indigenous industry among the Tugen of Baringo County in 1895-1963 in Kenya 

  Opondo, Paul Abiero; Kiptala, Sarah J.; Chang’ach, John Kosgey (Editon Consortium Publishing, 2022)

  The study examined the approaches that were employed by the Tugen in their knowledge, skills and attitudes acquisition before and during the colonial period of Kenya. The study examined two distinctive epochs from which ...
• Environmental Ethics: A Kenyan Perspective 

  Naanyu, Violet; Kisembe, Everlyne; Lagat, Daniel; Wathuta, Jane (2025-01)

  Destruction of biodiversity results in extensive harms. The use of localized illustrative cases can illuminate the value of safeguarding the interconnected system of living and nonliving things. Being human and alive has ...

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