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Evidence Based Programming in Improved Quality of Education to Children in the Developing World: A Review of Selected Documentation in Africa. by Nzyuko, Solomon

“…One of the pivotal pillars in propelling a people into their appropriate, enviable socio-economic growth and development in pursuit of their preferred civilization is formal education to its budding population, the children. Persons who acquire ample art and science of learning availed through formal education also broaden their prospects for better living. …”
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The relationship between strategic thinking and leadership effectiveness in Kenyan indigenous banks by Muriithi, Samuel Muiruri, Louw, Lynette, Radloff, Sarah E.

“…Methods: The study was based on a positivist research paradigm which is quantitative in nature and utilised a survey method to collect data. Both probability and non-probability methods were used to determine the target population. …”
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Effects of Delegation of Authority on Organizational Performance: A Case of Twiga Chemical Industries Ltd by Shikami, Akweyu Kennedy, Keino, Dinah Chebet

“…The questionnaires were administered to the randomly selected employees who were the respondents. The questionnaire comprised of the questions that intended to answer the questions formulated with reference to the objectives of the study.The study used the quantitative method of data analysis. …”
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Effects Of East African Community Customs Union On Trade And Economic Growth In Kenya by Boiwo, Silas Tuitoek, Onono, Perez Ayieko, Makori, Steve

“…During the 1990’s the world experienced a new wave of regional integration agreements (RIAs) that reached unprecedented proportions. …”
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Substance Use, Emerging Substances and Poly Drug Use among Undergraduate Students in Universities in Kenya by Ngure, Jane, Omulema, Briston, Ngure, Peter, Chepchieng, Micah

“…A World Health Organization (WHO) questionnaire - Alcohol, Smoking and Substance Involvement Screening Test (ASSIST) was used to determine the extent of substance use, poly drug use and emerging substances among the undergraduate students. …”
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Comparative Analysis of the Effectiveness of Sand Fly Traps with Different Baits by Mong’are samuel, Ng’ang’a Zipporah, Ngumbi Philip, Johnstone Ingonga, Ngure Peter

“…This study also aimed at identifying the sand fly species attracted to this new device. Defibrinated blood from cattle, goat, sheep and chicken; urine from cattle, sheep and goat and fruits: grapes, mangoes, bananas and apples were placed inside each trap to act as sand fly attractants. …”
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To Be Charged Again: Spotting of Fake News by Televion Stations in Kenya by John Kabucua, Nyamboga Nyakundi and Matu Nguri

“…News television stations work under the premise of trust, credibility and speed now threatened by fake news hence the need to explore how they spot it. …”
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The Influence of Breastfeeding Campaigns on Working Mothers in Nairobi: A Case Study of Selected Primary Schoolteachers in Embakasi Constituency by Mambo, Maureen Mbaluto

“…Finally, the study would also benefit other researchers and students who are interested in further studying the area.…”
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The Challenges of Transitional Justice in Nigeria: Echoes from the Oputa Panel, 1999 by Zwanbin, Emmanuel

“…Nonetheless, the victims’ petitions were heard, to that effect, neither retributive nor restorative justice was offered to them. As tradition permits, the report will usually be published and implemented immediately. …”
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Effects of long-lasting insecticidal nets and zooprophylaxis on mosquito feeding behaviour and density in Mwea, central Kenya by Kaburiae, Josyline C., Githuto, Joyce N., Muthamic, L., Ngure, Peter K., Mueke, Jones M., Mwandawiro, Charles S.

Subjects: “…long-lasting insecticidal nets…”
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Contribution of Motivational Management to Employee Performance by Wanjau, Mary Ngima, Kyongo, Joanes Kaleli

“…The data collected was entered and analyzed on the SPSS software, after which it was presented and interpreted using a combination of tables, bar charts and continuous prose. The Chi-square test of association was used in testing the hypothesis of the study. …”
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Contribution of Motivational Management to Employee Performance by Ngima, Wanjau Mary, Kyongo, Joanes Kaleli

“…The data collected was entered and analyzed on the SPSS software, after which it was presented and interpreted using a combination of tables, bar charts and continuous prose. The Chi-square test of association was used in testing the hypothesis of the study. …”
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Developing a Framework for Promoting Blended Learning (Teachnology) among Communication Students at Daystar University by Kowuor, Rosemary Nyaole

“…The second problem area involved better understanding why some people turn to eLearning, while others do not. …”
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Influence of Teacher Academic Qualification on Pupils’ Performance at Kenya Certificate of Primary Education Examination in English subject in Keny by Wandera, Susan, Akala, Winston, Rosemary, KhitieyiImonje

“…Respondents were Primary school teachers with teacher academic qualificationsat various certificate levels and who teach English subject in KCPE exam classes. …”
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Research Authorization Processes: A Descriptive Comparison of Kenya and The United States of America by LeAnn, Jonhson, Namai, Joab

“…Methodology focused on using key features related to five questions a new researcher might ask when preparing and submitting a proposal: What structure governs the review process? …”
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Mental Health Effects of COVID-19 Pandemic on Learners in Primary and Secondary Schools in Kenya by Mbutitia, Francisca, Mburugu, Beatrice, Chepchieng, Micah, Kung’u, Lucy, Ngure, Peter, Raburu, Pamela, Kangethe, Mary, Maina, Grace Ngugi, Avisa, Hellen

“…The learners responded to a 3 point Likert scale of; “Not at all”(1) “Sometimes”(2) and “All the Time”(3) The scores were tabulated as follows: Anxiety; Normal 10 – 15, Mild 16 -20, Moderate 21- 25 and Severe 25 and above, Depression; Normal 11 – 18, Mild 19 -26, Moderate 27- 31 Severe 32 and above and finally Scores for PTSD; Normal 9 – 14, Mild 15 -19, Moderate 20- 24, Severe 25 and aboveNormal (1), Mild (2), Moderate (3) and Severe (4) though some items were reverse scored if the statement was negatively phrased. All the learners who scored an average of moderate to severe in this tool were identified as vulnerable and predisposed to risks of mental illness and therefore recommended for mental health interventions. …”
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An Assessment of Student Leaders’ Involvement in Decision Making In Public Secondary Schools in Kilifi County, Kenya by Wachira, Ann Njogu

“…The answered questionnaires were analysed using descriptive and inferential statistics such as percentages, frequencies, mean and Chi-square test. Different forms of data representation techniques such as tables, charts, and graphs were employed. …”
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Technical Factors Affecting Electronic Medical Record System Information Use: A Case of Kakamega County Referral Hospital Outpatient Department by Nandikove, Peter, Tenambergen, Dr. Wanja Mwaura, Njuguna, Ms. Susan

“…This study sought to examine why the application of EMR technology has not kept pace with its demand. …”
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