• FACTORS AFFECTING INFANT SURVIVAL IN HARGEISA DISTRICT, MAROODI 

  Kiruja, Jonah Muthomi (2018-11)

  Infant survival refers to a state of continuing to live or exist within the first year of life despite the difficult conditions, such as unhygienic conditions and infant complications. One of the significant indicators of ...
• Local organizations for sustainable development: The political environment of community-based organizations in western Kenya 

  WANYAMA, Fredrick Ouma (Maseno University, 2003)

  The experience with the quest to realize sustainable development, especially at the local level, has left a disappointing legacy for the majority of African countries. The adoption of development from below paradigm in ...
• Implementation of French curriculum in secondary schools in western province, Kenya 

  OMUSONGA, Tony Okwach (Maseno University, 2009)

  Students' low enrolment. high dropout rate. and poor performance in French as a subject offered in secondary schools in Kenya imply that the French curriculum has not been effectively implemented in schools. The purpose ...
• A comparative study of ecological factors that influence potential transmission of malaria in the Highlands and lowlands of western Kenya 

  OMUKUNDA, Elizabeth Nanjala (Maseno University, 2007)

  Vectored malaria, a major cause of morbidity and mortality in Africa South of the Sahara presently still prevails in highland areas. Malaria was eradicated from highland areas in the late 1950s using DDT against mosquitoes. ...
• An evaluation of the integrated approach to the teaching of English in secondary schools in Busia District, Kenya 

  OKWARA, Michael Okello (Maseno University, 2009)

  Reservations have been raised about the integrated approach to the teaching of English in secondary schools in Kenya since its introduction in 1985. The reservations, have however, not been based on any documented studies. ...

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