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A Critical Analysis Of The Effectiveness Of The Policy On Integration Of Information And Communication Technology In Teaching And Learning In Secondary Schools In Kenya
Despite the fact that Kenya is one of the fast growing economies in Africa, there are sectors that are derailing this course. Many policies in education have been formulated to improve the standards of education in order to enhance productivity and performance of its workforce. The world is fast embracing technology which most of the third world countries such as
Analysis Of Common Bean Cross Border Trade In East Africa: The Case Of Kenya
East African region produces most of the common bean in Africa and Kenya is a major consumer of it. Despite increased regional trade and increased common bean production in Kenya over the past years, its demand still outweighs supply and consequently prices have increased significantly. Integration of bean markets has received less attention therefore it is not known to what
A Critical Analysis Of The Expansion Rate Of Institutions Of Higher Learning On The Quality And Effectiveness Of Its Products In The Job Market In Kenya
Higher education has over the years produced the best skilled workforce for various job markets in Kenya as well as the world at large. Countries have been experiencing massive brain drain of their own going to look for greener pastures due to either poor remuneration or flooded job market. Kenya being a developing country has put stringent measures to ensure
The Need For Official Acknowledgement Of Education Achievement At Each Level In The Face Of Declining Industries: A Zimbabwean Case
Industry and economic growth demand various skills and expertise from the populace. As the industry grows, more specialised skills are required to match and meet the demand. However, in the case when industry growth is declining or when capacity utilisation is low skills level may fail to explain the scenario. This paper is a policy prescription and seeks to expound
Structural Family Therapies And Sustainable Family Rituals: A Case Study Of Selected Families In Kampala Capital City Authority
The study assessed Structural Family Therapies and Sustainable Family Rituals in Kampala Capital City Authority (Uganda). The research questions were: What is the nature of structural family counselling practiced in Uganda? How are sustainable family rituals practiced in Ugandan families? How can structural family counselling enhance sustainable family rituals in Uganda? The sample sized was 217 family members with more
Factors Affecting Cost And Management Accounting Students’ Performance At Polytechnics In Zimbabwe: The Case Of Harare Polytechnic
There is restricted research on the variables that influence student’s ability to perform well in Cost and Management Accounting 1 (CMA1) in Zimbabwe's Polytechnics. This study aims to find out the reasons that affect Cost and Management Students’ performance at Harare Polytechnic in Zimbabwe. Using Pearson correlation and standard multiple regression analysis on a sample of 134 business studies students,
Analysis Of Gender And Healthcare Services Utilization In Rural Ghana
There has been issue of gender and gender equality emerging as a major concern in international forums due to general assertion that females are more vulnerable to health disadvantages than males. Gender concerns regarding health issues include the issue of gender inequality in terms of access and use of healthcare, since males and females, particularly in developing countries differ in
Strategies For Improving Access To Health Care Interventions By Under-fives In Kisumu East Sub-county, Kenya
There has been an overall decline of deaths among the under-fives both globally and in Kenya. The national decline of under-five mortality in Kenya is attributed to government interventions such as free immunization against preventable childhood illnesses, growth monitoring, vitamin supplementation and an integrated approach in care of the sick child. The aim of this study was to identify strategies
Adoption Of Improved Maize Varieties And Fertilizer Packages And Knowledge Level Of Small-holder Farmers In Chunya District, Mbeya, Tanzania
This study was conducted to assess factors influencing adoption of recommended improved maize varieties (IMVs) and fertilizer packages among smallholder farmers in selected villages in Songwe Division, Chunya District. Quantitative data from 120 respondents were collected using an interview schedule. The findings show that adoption of IMVs and fertilizer packages was still low, with 58% categorized as having low adoption,
A Critical Analysis Of The Barriers To Participation Of Men In The Management Of Public Early Childhood Development In Kenya
Gender disparity in ECDE schools management in Kenya is a challenge. Despite men being active participants in public discussions and making policies and decisions in Kenya today, the participation of men in management of ECDE centres is little. The fact that men are inadequately represented in the management of ECDE centre shows a considerable gender disparity in terms of numbers,
