• The effect of transformational Leadership on sustainability performance of manufacturing firms in Kenya 

  Marienga, Rose; Korir, Michael; Ochieng, Fredrick (2025-09)

  This study examined the influence of specific dimensions of transformational leadership on the sustainability performance of manufacturing firms in Kenya. The research was hinged on the Stakeholder theory and the ...
• The role of green innovation in driving sustainability performance within the manufacturing sector in Kenya 

  Marienga, Rose; Korir, Michael; Ochieng., Fredrick (2025-09)

  This study investigated the influence of green innovation on sustainability performance among manufacturing firms based in Nairobi County, Kenya. Data was collected from 351 respondents and analysed through multiple ...
• Tax service Quality, trust in Government and tax compliance among small and medium enterprises in North Rift Economic Bloc 

  Kiptum, Amos; Kapkiyai, Collins; Kirui, Daniel (2024)

  Purpose- The study sought to establish the indirect effect of trust in government on the relationship between the tax service quality and tax compliance among SMEs in North Rift Economic Bloc, Kenya. Design/Methodology- ...
• The influence of tax service quality, government trust, and social value orientation on tax compliance among small and medium enterprises in North Rift Economic Bloc, Kenya 

  Kiptum, Amos; Kapkiyai, Collins; Kirui, Daniel (E-Palli Publishers, 2024-12)

  Strengthening domestic resource mobilization has become critical for governments globally as fiscal space for growth and development spending continues to shrink. Effective tax collection is vital for state financing, but ...
• Financial stabilization models in developing economies: An analysis of Somalia’s economic recovery and macroeconomic reform 

  Mursal, Abukar Sh. Ahmed (IJRISS, 2026-07)

  This paper examines the financial stabilization and macroeconomic reconstruction models applied in fragile and conflict-affected states (FCAS), using post-war Somalia as a primary case study. Following decades of institutional ...
• Effectiveness of credit restructuring strategies on loan recovery 

  Kapkiyai, Collins; Kipchumba, Faith; Soi, Neddy (2025-02)

  Credit restructuring techniques emerged into operations as a versatile, strategic resource in mitigating financial pressures and boosting loan recovery to borrowers during periods of economic turmoil. Further, inadequate ...
• Effect of tax aggressiveness on value added tax compliance among medium taxpayers in the West of Nairobi Tax District, Kenya 

  Kipkechem, Gladys Jepsergon; Nekesa, Marion; Kapkiyai, Collins (2025-08)

  Tax is a vital source of government revenue in almost all countries in the world, as it ensures that the government can offer goods and services to the general public. Therefore, tax compliance is critical in all economies, ...
• Tax complexity, practitioner engagement, and compliance behaviour: evidence from five-star hotels in Nairobi County, Kenya 

  Gitau, Daniel Ngugi; Odunga, Robert; Kapkiyai, Collins (2025-11)

  In many developing nations, policymakers are increasingly concerned with low levels of tax compliance, which limit governments’ capacity to generate sufficient revenue for recurrent expenditure and development investments. ...
• Renewable energy consumption and energy accessibility in Kenya 

  Kongo, Yabesh Ombwori; Kitum, Lydia Jeptoo; Ndambiri, Hillary (Journal of Economics, Finance and Management Studies, 2026-07)

  Renewable energy is important for enhancing energy accessibility, supporting broader development goals, and ensuring environmental sustainability. This study investigates the influence of four types of renewable energy, ...
• Women-headed households and household welfare in Trans Nzoia County: The moderating role of access to social protection support 

  Otieno, Florence; Kongo, Yabesh; Kotut, Samwel (Journal of Economics, Finance and Management Studies, 2026-07)

  This study examined the effect of socio-economic characteristics of women-headed households on household welfare in Trans Nzoia County, Kenya, with access to social protection support as a moderating variable. The study ...
• Women-headed households and household welfare in Trans Nzoia County: the moderating role of access to social protection support 

  Otieno, Florence; Kongo, Yabesh; Kotut, Samwel (2026)

  This study examined the effect of socio-economic characteristics of women-headed households on household welfare in Trans Nzoia County, Kenya, with access to social protection support as a moderating variable. The study ...
• The role of self-efficacy dimensions on organisational commitment: a study of academic staff in Ugandan universities 

  Opolot, Julius Samuel; Simiyu, Gabriel; Maket, Lydia; Kyambade, Mahadih; Muganzif, Alungat; Muganzif, Barnabas (Informa UK Limited, 2026-05)

  While self-efficacy is widely recognized as a predictor of organizational commitment (OC), existing literature mainly treats it as a single-dimensional construct, which conceals the specific roles of its underlying ...
• Small and medium size manufacturing enterprises growth and work ethics in Kenya 

  Tarus, Daniel Kipkirong; Nganga, Stephen Iruria (IISTE, 2013)

  Developing countries are facing a formidable unemployment challenge due to a combined effect of slow economic growth and rapid increase in population. In Kenya, Economic Recovery Strategy (ERS) estimates that 500,000 jobs ...
• The Future of Work: The Effects of Gen Z Values on Workplace Preferences 

  Rotich, Jacob K.; Maket, Lydia Jeptoo; Kurgat, Alice (2025-06)

  Gen Z is redefining work expectations and preferences, bringing new perspectives that challenge traditional employment structures. Unlike previous generations, they prioritize flexibility, favoring remote or hybrid work ...
• The Effect of Decentralisation Reforms on Household Financial Well-Being: Quasi-Experiment Evidence from Kenya 

  Changwony, Frederick Kibon; Koske, Naomi Chepkorir; Tuwey, Joel Kiplagat (2024)

  This paper evaluates the impact of a decentralisation reform introduced by a new constitution in Kenya on three household financial outcomes: financial inclusion, savings, and borrowing. The reform established 47 independent ...
• C-Suite Synergy: Elevating Corporate Governance Through Dynamic Board Diversity and CEO Tenure, Research from the Private Sector in Kenya 

  Chepkwony, Protus; Tuwey, Joel; Tenai, Joel (Science Publishing company, 2024-03)

  Abstract Purpose- Although there is empirical evidence that the board members has a major impact to firm performance, studies are fragmented, with many focused on skewed thinking. Design/ methodology- Explanatory research ...
• Strategic product responses, structural capital and the growth of export manufacturing small and medium sized enterprises in Nairobi County 

  Shikaro, Martha Kagore; Kavale, Stanley; Muthoni, Gloria (Moi Univerisity, 2023)

  Firm growth is related very closely to firm survival. Specifically, firm growth is positively correlated with the likelihood of survival. Hence firms that experience continuous growth will have a higher ...
• Effect of Innovation Adoption on financial performance of Small and Medium enterprises in Kilifi County, Kenya 

  Mwakera, Justus Mwandoe; Kavale, Stanley; Odunga, Robert; Abudho, Marcella (2023-12)

  Aims: Small and medium enterprises (SMEs), create jobs and contribute to GDP but SMEs in Kilifi County are facing stagnation and high failure rate. This study set out to test three hypothesis i.e. process innovation has ...
• Towards enhancing creativity in university settings: does hope of academic knowledge workers matter? 

  Rehema, Namono; Kemboi, Ambrose Kiplimo; Chepkwony, Joel (Emerald Publishing Limited, 2021-10)

  Purpose Although a burgeoning body of literature has established the influence of hope and employee creativity, the debate on the relative importance of hope and its components of pathway and agency on its outcomes has not ...
• Entrepreneurs psychological perspective and enterprise graduation in Eldoret Town, Kenya 

  Tallam, K. Zakayo; Odwori, O. Paul; Matelong, K. Nebert; Gloria, Tuwei J. (2014)

  Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs) enormously contribute to the Kenyan economy through employment and income generation. In spite of this contribution, their performance in terms of graduation is little understood. The ...

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