• EFFECTS OF CULTURAL PRACTICES ON REFUGEE STUDENTS’ ACCESS TO SECONDARY EDUCATION IN KAKUMA CAMP AND KALOBEYEI INTEGRATED SETTLEMENT IN KENYA 

  Ekitoe, Paul,Sarah,PeterLikoko,Akwee (ISAR Journal of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, 2024-10-18)

  Ensuring that refugees in camps receive a high-quality education is essential to ensuring both social and economic growth in the host nations after repatriation and resettlement. There have long been barriers to student ...
• TECHNOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND ADOPTION OF CROSS-NETWORK MOBILE MONEY TRANSFER SERVICE BY SMES IN MURANG'A MUNICIPALITY 

  (IOSR Journal of Business and Management, 2020-08)

  Mobile service operators in Kenya rolled out cross-network mobile money transfer services in the year 2018 intending to increase the penetration of mobile financial services in the country due to reduced costs and increased ...
• SUSTAINABILITY OF LIVELIHOOD STRATEGIES OF RIPARIAN COMMUNITIES IN MURANG’A COUNTY, KENYA. 

  Isaiah Ochieng Abillah, Benson Mwangi, Richard Juma ,Clifford G. Machogu Getaro (International Journal of Humanities and Social Science Invention (IJHSSI), 2021-06-17)

  Wetlands have played a key role in support of the riparian community’s livelihoods and development and have been the source of forest, wildlife, minerals, agriculture, recreation, water and energy. Murang’a County in ...
• AN ASSESSMENT OF SOCIOCULTURAL FACTORS INFLUENCING RURAL YOUTH PARTICIPATION IN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS IN TURKANA COUNTY – KENYA 

  Otieno, Evans,Ochieng' (International Journals of Academics & Research, 2021)

  The interplay of local and international cultures enhances people's ability to adapt to external influences of sustainable action that can support sustainable global development programs and processes. Traditionally Turkana ...
• FACTORS INFLUENCING PERCEPTION OF MICROENTERPRISE ACTIVITIES BY WOMEN IN TURKANA COMMUNITY IN KENYA. 

  Otieno, Evans,Ochieng' (2015)

  The role of micro and small-scale enterprises sector (MSEs) in the development process has been at the centre of development debate for the last three decades in Kenya and elsewhere in the developing world. Economic ...
• FACTORS INFLUENCING PERCEPTION OF MICRO-ENTERPRISE ACTIVITIES BY WOMEN IN TURKANA COMMUNITY IN KENYA 

  Otieno, Evans,Ochieng' (Asian academic Research J o u r n a l o f So c i a l Sc i e n c e H u m a n i t i e s, 2017-05)

  The role of micro and small-scale enterprises sector (MSEs) in the development process has been at the centre of development debate for the last three decades in Kenya and elsewhere in the developing world. Economic ...
• LEVANCE OF FORMAL EDUCATION IN RURAL YOUTH PARTICIPATION IN PLANNING OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS IN KENYA 

  Otieno, Evans,Maria,ZacharyAdhiambo,Omambia (International Journal of Current Research, 2018-11)

  Socioeconomic factors which are inclusive of formal education, natural resources and how they are governed by culture and central government define the level of development in any commu levels to which local cultures ...
• AN ASSESSMENT OF RURAL YOUTH PARTICIPATION IN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS IN TURKANA SOUTH SUB-COUNTY: AN APPROACH TO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT 

  Otieno, Evans,Maria,ZacharyAdhiambo,Omambia (East African journal of Interdisciplinary Studies, 2020-11-01)

  The integration of local and international cultures enhances people’s ability to adapt to external influences of sustainable aid and sustainable development programs and processes. The study was conducted in Turkana, ...
• PERCEPTION OF WOMENT TOWARDS ADOPTION OF MICRO ENTERPRISE ACTIVITIES AMONG RURAL WOMEN IN TURKANA COMMUNITY-KENYA. 

  Otieno, Evans,Ochieng' (University of Nairobi, 2018)

  The role of micro and small-scale enterprises sector (MSEs) in the development process has been at the centre of development debate for the last three decades in Kenya and elsewhere in the developing world. Economic hardship ...
• PINE TREE AS A SOURCE USED TO LIT CHARCOAL STOVES AND A RENEWABLE ENERGY FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT 

  Nyakundi Okebiro, Gilbert (Eldoret National Polytechnic, 2021-06)

  Pine trees are widely distributed conifers, most common in cool temperate regions. The pine tree was introduced in Kenya by foreigners. It is grown in most towns and round in most homesteads along the fences in Kenya. ...
• CIVIC EDUCATION FOR DEMOCRATIC VOTING SYSTEM IN KENYA 

  Nyakundi Gilbert, Okebiro (Eldoret National Polytechnic, 2021-06)

  Civic education seeks to enable the people to acquire knowledge, skills and personal attributes that would make them understand and appreciate the processes, values and systems by which they are governed and the means ...
• BODA BODA MOTORCYCLE TRANSPORT INFLUENCE ON SOCIOECONOMIC EMPOWEREMENT OF YOUTHS AND THEIR HOUSEHOLDS IN TURKANA COUNTY, KENYA 

  Gilbert Nyakundi Okebiro (Kisii University, Kenya, 2019-05-10)

  Motorcycle business known as “Boda-boda” eased transportation problem of connecting urban and rural areas in Kenya. It is booming business as it is readily available in urban and rural areas and people always transport ...
• MOTORCYCLE (BODA-BODA) AS EMERGING BUSINESS FOR THE POOR IN TRANSPORT INDUSTRY AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN MODERN KENYA 

  Gilbert Nyakundi Okebiro (Kisii University, Kenya, 2021)

  Motorcycle business known as “Boda-boda” eased transportation problem of connecting urban and rural areas in Kenya. “Boda-boda” originated early 1990s from Uganda through Busia town in western Kenya and spread to adjacent ...
• CORRUPTION IN THE KENYA :TRAFFIC POLICE AND LEADERSHIP 

  Gilbert Nyakundi Okebiro (Kisii University, Kenya, 2019)

  Corruption is rampant in the transport industry and a ‘devil’ haunting some traffic police officers in Kenya police. By definition corrupting is changing from good to bad in morals, manners, or actions; to alter from ...
• CORRUPTION IN THE KENYA :TRAFFIC POLICE AND LEADERSHIP 

  Gilbert Nyakundi Okebiro (Kissii University, 2020)

  Corruption is rampant in the transport industry and a ‘devil’ haunting some traffic police officers in Kenya police. By definition corrupting is changing from good to bad in morals, manners, or actions; to alter from ...
• IS NYAMUMBOISM RELIGION AMONG THE ABAGUSII OF SOUTH NYANZA, WESTERN KENYA FROM EAST OR WEST? 

  Gilbert Nyakundi Okebiro (Kisii university, 2021)

  Nyamumboism is a religion which started among the Abagusii tribe. It was established by the Europeans through Zablon Magoma of Nyandiba region in Sensi Location. He became a resource person to the Europeans as an interpreter ...
• WIFE INHERITANCE AND ETHICS AMONG THE ABAGUSII OF SOUTHERN WESTERN REGION IN KENYA 

  Gilbert Nyakundi Okebiro (2020)

  It was ethical for a young wife to be inherited when the husband was death. There were factors which compelled such circumstances, including young or tender age and had no children, one or wo children who were young too. ...
• UNIVERSITY PART-TIME LECTURER’S UNION AND SUSTAINABLE UNIVERSITY EDUCATION AND SOCIETAL EMPOWERMENT 

  Gilbert Nyakundi Okebiro (2017)

  Part time lecturers popularly known as associate faculty are the backbone of the university teaching and research, but also misused and abused by most private and public uiversities in Kenya. The problem is since there ...
• PICTURE COMPOSITION AS A FORM OF EVALUATION LEADING TO CREATIVITY AND INNOVATION AMONG CANDIDATES AND SUSTAINABLE EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT 

  Gilbert Nyakundi Okebiro (2021)

  Picture composition was long used in evaluating candidates in all levels of learning in 7.4.2.3 system of education in Kenya. The problem nowadays picture composition is not used in evaluating candidates in primary and ...
• ANTHROPOLOGICAL STUDY OF BURIAL CEREMONY IN AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT AND HARSSENING TRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGE AMONG THE ABAGUSII 

  Okebiro Gilbert Nyakundi (2021)

  The Abagusii like other tribes in Africa, burial ceremony, was the last respect given to the dead body. Burial (Ogotindeka) was anthropologically done according to Abagusii customs and traditions. When a married man or ...

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