The globalization of the social and economic landscape has ushered in an era of unprecedented challenges and opportunities for organizations worldwide. Within the Kenyan hospitality sector, exemplified by the Sarova Group ...

Customs plays an important role in the economy of any country. Customs administrations around the world have an important role in revenue collection, protection of society and supply chain security. Exchange of goods ...

Background Cervical cancer cases are increasing in sub-Saharan Africa, particularly in Kenya, exacerbated by inadequate histopathology resources, posing a significant barrier to timely diagnosis and treatment. There has ...

Water is essential for life; however, many people in developing countries, particularly in rural areas, lack access to clean and safe piped water. Untreated potable water often contains biological and chemical pollutants, ...

Savings and Credit Cooperatives (SACCOs) play a crucial role in providing financial services to rural and underserved communities, contributing to economic development and poverty alleviation. In the recent past, SACCOs ...

Background Awareness could play a key role in reducing underdiagnosis and accelerating referral of childhood cancer in low- and middle-income countries and ultimately improve outcomes. This study describes the implementation ...

Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) play a key role in the economic development of Kenya. In Mombasa County, SMEs contribute significantly to job creation, poverty reduction and the economic vibrancy of the region. ...

Background: Emergency Obstetric Care (EmOC) refers to a package of essential healthcare services that should be available to all women during pregnancy, labour and after birth. Women who develop obstetric complications ...

Actual revenues and expected revenue always differ with large gap margin resulting in lower-than-expected revenue collection. Kenya Revenue Authority has invested in various technological systems to provide a convenient ...

Early Childhood Development programmes promote the physiological and intellectual development of young children, preparing them for further schooling and productive roles in society. This paper discusses the parents‟ attitudes, ...