David Ndethya
Mount Kenya University, P.o Box 342- 01000 Thika, Kenya
A Critical Analysis On How Political Patronage Influence Quality And Standards Of Education In Public Universities In Kenya
Universities in Kenya are expected to provide a globally competitive quality education, training and research for development (University Act, 2012). They are further expected to be autonomous in order to deliver their services without influence from external forces. However, according to MoEST (2012), political hegemony has crept into the affairs of public universities thus interfering with their provision of quality

Winfred K. Miriti
Mount Kenya University, P.o Box 342- 01000 Thika, Kenya
Health And Safety Programs Conformity With The Set Standards Measures In Disaster Risk Reduction Strategy In Selected Kenya’s Horticultural Research Institutions
Health and safety consideration, although serving an important role in any organizations, is often overlooked. Workplace accidents, associated injuries and illnesses are significantly underestimated, putting over 500 hundred permanent workers and thousands of contract workers in the horticultural research institutes at risk. Health and safety programs conformity with the set standards as measures in disaster risk reduction strategy in selected

Sophia Akinyi Obonyo
Mount Kenya University, P.o Box 342- 01000 Thika, Kenya
The Perception Of Farmers On Effectiveness Of Agricultural Extension Agents In Transferring Knowledge To Maize Growers In Kilindi District, Tanga, Tanzania
The interaction between extension agents and farmers and the extent to which farmers perceive extension agents is paramount to bringing change in agriculture productivity. This study was conducted to assess farmers’ perceptions on the effectiveness of their extension agents in knowledge transfer to maize farmers in Kilindi District. Specifically the study intended to: identify socio-economic factors affecting knowledge transfer to

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