• Road Safety Knowledge and Practices amongst Pedestrians on Thika Super Highway, Nairobi County 

  Karoki, G. N., Nyamari, J. M., & Gachoki, P. K. (American Journal of Public Health Research, 2025-04-15)

  Road traffic injuries are a major but neglected public health challenge that requires concerted efforts for effective and sustainable prevention. Of all the systems with which people have to deal with every day, road ...
• Influence of Students’ Participation in Young Farmers’ Club on Performance in Agriculture in Secondary Schools in Suba Sub-County, Kenya 

  Muok J. O., Nkurumwa A. O. & Kinuthia L (Rigorous Journal of Research and Development (RJRD), 2024-09-30)

  Agriculture is one of the most important sectors for economic growth in Kenya. Setting up of young farmers’ club (YFC) in secondary schools is one way of attracting young people in agriculture as well as developing their ...
• Contribution of Climate-Smart Agricultural Practices on Food Availability among Smallholder Farmers in Laikipia County, Kenya 

  Kenduiwa, A. A., Kinuthia, L., Recha, C. W., & Mwonya, R. A. (Rigorous Journal of Research and Development (RJRD), 2024-11-13)

  Climate change has negatively impacted on bio-diversity, rural livelihoods, national and global economies. Several smallholder farmers in Laikipia County have adopted a number of Climate Smart Agricultural Practices ...
• Relationship between Availability Status of the School Farm Facilities and the Level of Acquisition of Agricultural Skills among Secondary School Students in Kenya 

  Recha, R. O., Kyule, M., & Kinuthia, L. (International Journal of Educational Research ·, 2024-11-20)

  One of the objectives of teaching Agriculture at the secondary school level is to equip learners with practical agricultural skills as this is considered one of the ultimate panacea to addressing unemployment and food ...
• nfluence of Farm Size on Adoption of Improved Coffee Varieties by Smallholder Farmers in Mathira East Sub-County, Nyeri County, Kenya 

  Njeru, E.W., Munyua, C.N. & Kinuthia L. N (INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF RESEARCH AND INNOVATION IN SOCIAL SCIENCE (IJRISS), 2025-06-10)

  Coffee productivity in Kenya has been on decline while the global demand has been on the rise. Mathira East Sub-County has not been left out with notable decline since the 1980s negatively affecting the local and national ...
• Comparative Property Investigation Of Raw And Treated Coconut Shell Biomass For Potential Polymer Composite Application 

  50. Ondieki B., Isiaka O., Akeem D. A Baraka A. M., Olanrewaju A. Taiwo F. O., Babatunde A. &. Githinji D. (Heliyon, 2024-12-15)

  The use of environmentally friendly materials for industrial applications has increased tremendously in the past decades due to environmental concerns associated with using synthetic materials. The present comparative ...
• Characterisation of alkali-treated novel cellulosic fibres derived from Dombeya Buettneri plant as a potential reinforcement for polymer composites 

  Ondieki, B., & Isiaka, O. (Taylor $ Francis, 2024-08-19)

  The present study evaluates the influence of alkali treatment using 2, 4, and 8 wt.% sodium hydroxide concentration solutions on novel cellulosic fibres manually extracted from the bark of dombeya buettneri plant (DBF). ...
• Eggshell Bio-Derived Hydroxyapatite Particle-Wool/Polyester Staple Fibers Hybrid Reinforced Epoxy Bio-Composites For Biomedical Services 

  Isiaka, O., Akeem, D. A., Baraka, A. M., Olanrewaju, A., Taiwo, F. O., Babatunde, A., & Ondieki, B. (Elsevier, 2024-12-05)

  This study assessed the impact of hybrid reinforcement from natural and synthetic materials on the wear and mechanical properties of epoxy-based composite materials needed for biomedical applications. Hydroxyapatite was ...
• Predictive Model for Project Construction Labour Productivity versus Flow of Project Materials and Components 

  Senteu, O. M., & Jasper, I. (Africa Habitat Review Journal, 2024-06-21)

  Researching labor productivity has significant impact on welfare and economic prosperity. In building projects, resource management can result in significant time and cost savings. This study concentrates on construction ...
• The Place of Forensic Structural Audits and Structural Integrity Evaluations in Resolution of Collapsing of Buildings 

  Senteu, O. M., & Jasper, I. (African Journal of Engineering Research and Innovation, 2024-09-03)

  Better-quality built structures are in greater demand as a result of public outrage against crumbling buildings and poor construction. Effective management of the building structural integrity inspection process during ...
• Development of a finite element model for prediction of cutting forces in turning of AISI 1040 

  Unknown author (Journal of Sustainable Research in Engineering, 2025-03-10)

  The surface integrity of a machined component determines its quality and performance, and the intricacies of the machining process influence it. Predicting cutting forces allows for identifying conditions that could cause ...
• Exploring The Impact Of Machine Learning On Financial Markets: Opportunities, Risks, And Regulatory Challenges 

  Anyango, W. O., & Gichaiya, M. W. (IOSR Journal Of Humanities And Social Science (IOSR-JHSS), 2024-11-14)

  The increasing use of machine learning in finance is creating the potential to transform the financial industry, offering opportunities for improved risk management, fraud detection, trading strategies, and customer experience. ...
• The Role of Family Medicine in Addressing Cervical Cancer in Kenya: A Global Health Challenge 

  Amugune, B., & Mteeve, J. (Elsevier, 2024-12-18)

  Cervical cancer presents a significant global health challenge, particularly in developing countries such as Kenya, where high rates of HIV/AIDS exacerbate the situation. This paper examines the critical role of family ...
• Genotyping virulence and resistance profiles in salmonella isolated from diarrheic children in Nairobi city, Kenya. 

  Webale, M. K. (Gastroenterology and Hepatology From Bed to Bench (GHFBB)., 2024-09-02)

  Aim: To characterize salmonella virulent and antibiotic resistance genes in children with diarrhea in Nairobi city, Kenya. Background: Salmonella species carry virulent genes whose expression correlate with severity of ...
• Information Communication Technology Adoption on Service Delivery in the Ministry of Information, Communications and the Digital Economy in Kenya 

  Mwikiya, J. R. (International Journal of Research Publication and Reviews, 2024-10-10)

  This research assessed the adoption of information communication technology by the Ministry of Information, Communications, and the Digital Economy. The study was anchored on the technology acceptance model which attributes ...
• System Modernization, Process Optimization and Performance of The National Land Information Management System in Kenya 

  Mwikiya, J. R. (EPRA International Journal of Economics, Business and Management Studies (EBMS), 2024-10-10)

  The Land Information Management System, sometimes referred to as the 'Ardhisasa System.' Ardhisasa offers a comprehensive platform for land transactions, enabling users to do various online activities like land registration, ...
• Modelling the Impact of Hygiene and Treatment on theDynamics of Childhood Diarrhea in Nairobi County, Kenya 

  Njenga, V. N., Ngari, C. G., Nduku, W. M., & Luboobi, L. S. (International Journal of Mathematics and Mathematical Sciences, 2024-08-22)

  The morbidity of children under five years due to diarrhea is very prevalent in Nairobi County. Mathematical models can be used to study the dynamics of infections and suggest possible control strategies in the process. ...
• A Deep Learning Based Hybrid Model Development for Enhanced Credit Score Prediction 

  Kimani, G. W., Mwai, J. K., & Mwangi, E. (International Journal of Research and Innovation in Applied Science (IJRIAS), 2024-08-07)

  This paper presents a hybrid deep learning model that combines Deep Neural Networks (DNNs) and Recurrent Neural Networks (RNNs) to enhance credit score predictions, especially for people who have a short credit history. ...
• Bayesian Spatial Modelling of Tuberculosis Incidence in Meru County, Kenya Using Conditional Autoregressive(CAR) and Poisson Lognormal(PLN) Models 

  Mucheri, K. G., Gachoki, P. K., & Mutua, K. (American Journal of Applied Mathematics and Statistics, 2024-8-05)

  Establishing the patterns of a disease or disease mapping is very important in disease control and prevention. The level of accuracy that is achieved at this stage determines the effectiveness of control measures to be ...
• Evaluation of Effectiveness of Continuous Professional Development in Clinical Practice Among Nurses and Midwives in Meru County, Kenya 

  Odhiambo, R. A., Gitonga, L. K., & Marwa, I. N. (2024-8-13)

  The global Maternal Mortality Rate (MMR) is 223 per 100,000 live births,with hemorrhage being the leading cause of death. In Sub-Saharan Africa, the need for nurses and midwives is increasing.Incidentally, ...

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