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Peace Building And Management Of Inter-ethnic Conflict Between The Kipsigis And Abagusii Living Along Chebilat/borabu Border Of Bomet And Kisii County, Kenya
Recurrence of inter-ethnic conflicts has been a common phenomenon in different parts of the world for along time. The situation has not been any different in the Sub-Saharan Africa and in Kenya. There are a number of social and economic issues surrounding these conflict that cause the recurrence despite the conflict prevention and peace initiatives that have been put forward
Influence Of Workload On Academic Staff Retention In Universities In Kenya
It is alleged that the apparent shortage of academic staff in Kenyan Universities is the main cause of universities’ failure to retain quality academic staff. Kenyan universities are operating in a highly competitive environment where supply of qualified teaching staff is in deficit. One of the challenges these universities face is academic staff retention. It is not clear the extent
The Cost And Returns
Of Cultivating Sesame
In The Transitional And Sudan Savanna Ecological Zones Of Ghana
Sesame (Sesamum indicum) is a high nutritional value crop with huge international market demand but its cultivation is limited to the three Northern regions (Upper West, Upper East and North) in Ghana. It is mostly grown in Sudan Savanna ecological zones for household consumption. To evaluate the possibility of cultivating sesame to boost production to a commercial scale; field experiments
An Improved Model For The Optimization Of The Compressive Strength Of Glass Fibre Reinforced Concrete (g.f.r.c.) Using Scheffe’s Second Degree Polynomials
This research work is aimed at developing an improved mathematical model which would be used to optimize the compressive strength of Glass Fibre Reinforced Concrete (GFRC) using Scheffe’s Second Degree Polynomial. From Scheffe’s Simplex method the compressive strength of GFRC was determined for different ratios. Control experiments were also carried out and the compressive strength determined. After the test
An Examination Of The Knowledge Level Of Urinary Tract Infection (uti) Among Women Of Reproductive Age In The Amansie West District In Ashanti Region Of Ghana, West –africa
The study was descriptive and cross-sectional in nature which used a sample size of 300 women of reproductive age as respondents. The participants were selected based on purpose, convenience and their availability. The aim of the research was to explain and predict the knowledge of women of reproductive age in the Amansie West District on Urinary Tract Infection. The study
Business Incubators As The Tool And Technique In Shifting Tanzania Towards A Middle Income Country
Business incubation programme has been acknowledged as an important tool and technique for entrepreneurship promotion. The objective of this paper is to highlight the way Tanzania can be shifted to a middle income country by promoting entrepreneurship using business incubation programmes. The secondary data were employed. This paper involves reviewed work made by several scholars on supporting entrepreneurship development to
Proximate, Antinutritional And Mineral Composition Of Some Pasture Plants Growing In Vom, Nigeria
The growing human and livestock population in many developing countries has led to competition for arable land between farmers and livestock keepers. This has led to clashes in many communities and necessitated the call for solution to the problems. Among the methods suggested to ease the problem is the establishment of ranches in order to limit the movement of livestock.
Assessment Of The Use Of Reference Services In The Valley View University Library In Ghana
The reference section of every library is seen as one of the important aspects of the library. This paper therefore examined the use of reference services in the library of Valley View University in Ghana. Data was collected from 112 respondents out of a total population of 125. Data was collected through the use of standardized questionnaire measuring the usage
The Effects Of Computer Interactive Multiple Mice Technique And Conventional Methods Of Instruction On Learners’ Motivation In Fractions In Kenyan Primary School
Mathematics is applicable in day to day life activities. Mathematical concepts are also required in other subjects such as economics, physics, biology, agriculuture and chemistry among others. Besides, it is evident that mathematics related courses are very marketable and applicable in fields like engineering, medicine and banking. Despite its importance and value , it’s performance at Kenya Certificate of Primary
