• Contextual Influence on Psychological Adjustment of Pupils with Learning Disabilities in Inclusive Primary Schools in Kisumu East Sub County, Kenya 

  OBARE, Cornila Wanja (2019)

  Learning disabilities (LDs) encompass a very extensive range of academic problems which can give rise to social and psychological problems. Apart from experiencing academic problems, pupils with LDs experience strong ...
• The Influence of Customer Service and Customer Satisfaction on Tourists’ Frequency of Visitation to Hotels in the Western Kenya Tourism Circuit 

  WACHIYE, Christine (Maseno University, 2016)

  ABSTRACT Travel and tourism is the largest, fastest growing sector and important part of the world economy today. It is the world's number one employer and in Kenya it represents more than 10% of gross domestic product. ...
• Socio-cultural factors affecting women participation in elective leadership positions in Homabay county, Kenya 

  OLIECH , ImmaculateAMONDI (Maseno University, 2017)

  ABSTRACT Globally, studies have shown that women’s participation in elective leadership positions is low. In Kenya, the Constitution of Kenya of 2010 provides for equal opportunities for both men and women in elective ...
• The influence of women’s formal employment on changing gender roles in Kenya reinsurance (Kenya re) estate Kisumu county 

  MAKABONG’O, Pamela Akinyi (Maseno University, 2017)

  ABSTRACT The present lifestyle calls for both gender in a household to work in order to lessen the burden of high cost of living. In Africa, massive increase of women in labour force has led to the neglect of unpaid ...
• Implications of special needs education policy on enrolment of learners with multiple disabilities in special primary schools in Kisumu county, Kenya 

  OTIENO, Peter Simon (2018)

  ABSTRACT The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) estimates that 93 million children around the world are living with moderate to severe disability of one kind or another. Although education is considered by the ...
• Perception of influence of the soap opera the legal wife on marriages in Kisumu city 

  MUMINA, Peninah Wanza (Maseno University, 2017)

  Television soap operas could have dominated and become the most popular genre in the local television networks despite the presence of other genres in the Kenyan media. It’s possible that the growing rate of broken marriage ...
• Socio- cultural influence on learners’ English vocabulary development in selected secondary schools in lower Nyokal division, Homa- bay town sub- county, Kenya 

  ORWA , Esther A. (Maseno University, 2018)

  Vocabulary is widely considered as one of the most essential elements of a language. It plays a pivotal role in determining whether or not learners will communicate in a language they have learnt successfully. Extensive ...
• Social support for orphaned children in Busia Township: challenges and prospects 

  MISIKO, Wepo Netondo (Maseno University, 2017)

  Worldwide, there are more than140 million children under the age of 18 years who are orphaned because of HIV/AIDS and other causes. More than 46.6 million of these children come from Sub-Saharan Africa and more than 2 ...
• Pragmatics of Dholuo panegyrics 

  ATIENO, Beatrice Owiti (Maseno University, 2018)

  Dholuo panegyrics (pakruok) reflect social issues that can only be contextually understood with reference to societal norms and Luo cultural practices. Dholuo panegyrics entail deliberate use of indirect references comprising ...
• Residents association as a livelihood strategy in Obunga informal settlement Kisumu city, Kenya 

  OLANDO, Samuel Ouko (Maseno University, 2017)

  Globally, the role of resident associations (RAs) as a social organization to uplift community services, community empowerment and cooperation are recognized. In Kenya, contributions of RAs in provision of services such ...
• An evaluation of the determinants of effectiveness of Bilharzia awareness campaigns in Kisumu West sub-county, Kenya 

  OTIENO, Brian Ogembo (Maseno University, 2017)

  Schistosomiasis (Bilharzia), is a one of the major tropical diseases affecting many people in developing countries, and is considered the second most important human parasitic disease after malaria in terms of morbidity ...
• The influence of employee communication on employee commitment at capital airtime limited in Kenya 

  ARWA, Joan Ogwang (Maseno University, 2017)

  Communication is linked to work commitment because they go hand in hand to form a solid business foundation best for organizational growth. Unlike most organizations that create structures in order to be able to understand ...
• Farmers’ knowledge and adaptation practices to climate change in lower Nyakach division of Kisumu county, Kenya 

  ONYANGO, Sylvance Ochola (Maseno University, 2017)

  Agricultural production all over the world has been affected by continuous climatic changes. Although most developed nations constantly update their farmers with current climate change information that enables them to ...
• The socio-economic impacts of markets ii project on Soybean female farmers in Chikun local government area of Kaduna state, Nigeria 

  ALINAH, Kiende (Maseno University, 2014)

  Development organizations in Africa have been at the forefront in fighting for women inclusion in agriculture but little has been documented on how these initiatives impact on women's lives'. This study explored the extent ...
• The socio-cultural factors influencing infant feeding practices among HIV positive women attending post-natal clinic at Kisumu East sub-county hospital, Western Kenya 

  OGOLA, Rachel Beldina (Maseno University, 2015)

  Prevention of Mother-To-Child Transmission of HIV (PMTCT) intervention is a global health priority, whose aim is to increase child survival and to reduce HIV infections in infants. Reducing post-natal MTCT of HIV especially ...
• The effects of livestock rearing on livelihood of the Borana community, Funaan Qumbi village, Marsabit county, Kenya 

  WARIO, Diida Karayu (Maseno University, 2017)

  Globally it is estimated that pastoralism is practiced by between 200 and 500 million people. In Africa they reside in over 21 countries across the continent. They usually inhabit areas which are hard to carry out other ...
• An evaluation of moderators’ performance and perceptions on coverage of issues in 2013 presidential debate in Kenya by Citizen Television 

  OVIYO, Macdonald Libwege (Maseno University, 2017)

  This study evaluated performance of moderators and perceptions of viewers on coverage of issues in 2013 presidential debate in Kenya. A consortium of major media houses in Kenya organized the 2013 televised presidential ...
• Public relations in strategic management of firms in Kenya: a case of Unilever (k) ltd 

  CHELANGAT, Floridah Maritim (Maseno University, 2017)

  Public relations (PR) in Kenya is a significant discipline and a growing industry. However, it still faces many challenges with one of the major challenges is the misconception of PR in the country. Seemingly, many people ...
• Mwingiliano matini wa maumbo ya fasihi simulizi ya Kiafrika na matini teule za Biblia 

  AGISO, Yunia Otieno (Maseno University, 2017)

  Biblia takatifu inayo misingi yake mikuu katika tamaduni za Wayahudi, yaani ni mkusanyiko wa vitabu vyenye maumbo ya fasihi simulizi. Ingawa kumekuwa na tafiti anuai kuhusu maumbo ya fasihi simulizi, chache zimefanywa ...
• Assessment of utilization of voluntary counseling and Testing services by Maseno University students, Kenya 

  AWUOR, Catherine Magero (Maseno University, 2016)

  Globally, 4.9 million young people aged between 15-24 years are living with HIV and AIDS, and 75% of them live in sub-Saharan Africa. Maseno University students fall in this age bracket. In 2001, Commission for University ...

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