Maxwell Awineyesema Abiire
Department Of Accounting, University Of Cape Coast, Cape Coast.
Emotional Intelligence And Employability Of Undergraduate Students At Kampala International University, Uganda
This study explored the effect of emotional intelligence on employability skills of students. Using non-probability sample of 265 students enrolled in business management degree program at Kampala International University. A quantitative survey research paradigm was employed. Multiple regression analyses revealed a significant relationships between the participants emotional Intelligence and Employability skills (R2=0.48, p<0.05). The results further showed that handling emotions

Kawiso Martin Wilfred
Lecturer, Statistics & Economics, College Of Economics And Management (cem), Kampala International University, Uganda
Factors Influencing Access To Oral Health Care Services Among School Going Children In Embu Municipality, Kenya
Oral disease is a significant burden to all countries of the world. The WHO approach to improvement of oral health globally is formulated by the World Health Assembly 2007 Resolution A60 R17 "Oral health: action plan for promotion and integrated prevention". Access to oral health care services is a crucial aspect of promoting and maintaining general health. The general objective

Mr. Samad Akbar
English Teacher At Sarasas Witaed Nimitmai School, Khwaeng Sam We Tawan Ok, Khet Khlong Sam
Citizens' Awareness Of Laws, Regulations And Policy Guidelines Regarding The Management Of Devolved Healthcare Funds In Embu County
The communities' awareness on legal, policy and institutional frameworks that support participation in management of devolved healthcare funds is their empowerment to participate in matters that concern them, and advocate for their rights. The main objective of this study was establish the citizens' awareness of laws, regulations and policy guidelines regarding the management of devolved healthcare funds in Embu county,

Prof. Mohammed Karama
Department Of Health Management And Informatics, Kenyatta University, P.o.box 43844-00100, Nairobi
Tax Education And Tax Compliance In Ghana
The study Assessed tax knowledge and its impact on tax compliance in Northern Ghana. The study basically identified the impact of tax knowledge on tax revenue collection. The researchers used exploratory and explanatory quantitative methodology to achieve the purpose of assessing the influence of tax knowledge on revenue collection. Three regions were selected purposively for the study. The study adopted

Emmanuel Osawaru Omosigho
Department Of Electrical Engineering Technology, National Institute Of Construction Technology And Management, Uromi, Edo State,
Significance Of Synchronizing Generators In Parallel, Using Benin Medical Care, Adesuwa, Benin City As A Case Study
Due to the epileptic nature/condition of electricity in Nigeria, most establishments have adopted a means of generating electricity that would minimize power consumption. Instead of Benin Medical Care (BMC) to use separate stand-by generators for different sections of the hospital, it was suggested that the generators should be synchronized and connected in parallel to reduce cost and increase reliability. Different

Edward Maina Andafu, PhD
Lecturer In Philosophy Of Education, Department Of Educational Foundations, Kenyatta University, P.o. Box 43844-00100, Nairobi,
The Significance Of Brand Name, Brand Image And Perceived On Consumer Decision Making: A Case Study Of Brand Oriented Customer In Bangkok
In the moderate era, the competition in the market is at its best and the business emphasizes on building their brand. The brand plays an important role in influencing the consumer decision-making process. Therefore, the brand is divided into three categories in this research which aids in studying the influence it has on consumer decision making. The three categories are

Emma Watetu Kabeu-Mwai
Researcher, Health Management And Informatics, Kenyatta University
The Effectiveness Of Community Volunteers In Improving Sanitation Practices In Nambale Sub-county, Busia, Kenya
Sanitation coverage in Kenya is low.13% of rural Kenyans practise open defecation and a further 45% use unhygienic toilets. In 2010 the Ministry of Health, Kenya adopted the CLTS approach driven by volunteers to accelerate access to sanitation. The purpose of this research was to assess the level of increased sanitation attained through the influence of community volunteers (CV), and

Emma Watetu Kabeu-Mwai
Researcher In Health Systems Management, Health Management And Informatics, Kenyatta University, Kenya
A Critique Of Plato's Theory Of The State With Reference To The Role Of Education In Promoting Social Equality In Kenya
Plato's theory of the state visualizes an ideal state (polis) comprising three classes of people: the producers, auxiliaries and philosopher-kings. The lowest class (producers) makes the basic necessities needed for the society's survival while the auxiliaries defend the state against aggression. The highest class, philosopher-kings rule the state because they are the most educated. For Plato, education in society should

Waswa, Stanlous Juma
Department Of Biological And Environmental Sciences, Kibabii University, P.o Box, 1699-50200, Bungoma, Kenya. Department Of
Occurrence And Abundance Of Phytonematodes In Tree Tomato (solanum Betaceum Cav.) Farming Systems In Kenya
Tree tomato (Solanum betaceum Cav.) is an important fruit in Kenya which contributes to the economy of rural farmers and the country's GDP through exports and therefore important in food security. Despite this importance, production faces threats from plant parasitic nematodes infestations. A nematological survey was conducted in five areas of Kiambu and Embu counties to determine occurrence and abundance

Protus Wanjala Masaba
Department Of Forestry, University Of Kabianga: P.o. Box 2030-20200 Kericho, Kenya
Seedling Survival Levels Under Plantation Establishment For Livelihood Improvement Scheme And Implications For Conservation Of Mt. Elgon Natural Forest Ecosystem, Kenya
Plantation Establishment for Livelihood Improvement Scheme (PELIS) is an incentive system anchored in the Kenya's Forest Management and Conservation Act of 2016. It allows local communities to use forestlands for food crop production while supporting forest establishment phase. Mixed tree-crop farming may benefit or harm planted trees. Forest plantations are being established using PELIS to protect Mt Elgon natural forest

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