• Assessment of fodder conservation in smallholder dairy farming systems in highland and midlands of eastern Kenya 

  Kogo, Thomas Kipchoge (UoEm, 2025-06-03)

  GENERAL ABSTRACT The dairy industry is important for its contribution to the living standard of people, industries, foreign exchange and 4% of the total GDP in Kenya. Productivity of 7.8 liters/cow/day is low and ...
• Modelling transmission dynamics of typhoid fever with fear of infection and vaccination in Kenya 

  Wangui, Jackline Wanjiku (UoEm, 2025-06-03)

  Despite the great advancements in healthcare systems and sanitary improvements globally, sub-Saharan Africa including Kenya bears a significant burden of infectious diseases, among which typhoid fever continues to exert ...
• Monetary policy, fiscal policy and economic growth stimulation in kenya 

  Muriuki, Dancan Kinyua (UoEm, 2025-06-03)

  ABSTRACT Increased economic growth is a key objective that the Kenyan government strives to achieve in order to reap its welfare benefits. To achieve this, the government of Kenya incorporated the economic pillar in its ...
• Procurement transportation, inventory control, and service delivery in public primary schools in Embu county 

  Omollo, Victor Okoth Apollo (UoEm, 2025-06-03)

  ABSTRACT Delivery of quality services to pupils in primary schools is key to developing their academic foundation. Poor service delivery in core functions such as transport, procurement, and inventory management generally ...
• The relationship between constructive simulation, convectional method and learning outcomes of christian religious education. The case of Embu county, Kenya 

  Mugo, Annis Muthoni (UoEm, 2025-06-03)

  ABSTRACT Learning outcomes in Christian Religious Education are attributed to the teaching and learning approaches utilized by teachers. In Kenya, conventional methods are prevalent in classrooms, as teachers often prefer ...

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