• A Study of Charitable Institutions in Addressing the Needs of Destitute Children, A Case of Nakuru Municipality 

  Thuo, Leah,W. (Egerton University, 2006-08)

  Charitable children’ institutions are meant to care for, protect and/or rehabilitate destitute children who have been abandoned, neglected or abused in the society. Failure to take care of such children is likely to ...
• Analysis of Price Differential and Product Differentiation on Value Added Peanuts: The Case of Supermarkets in Nairobi, Kenya 

  Ochieng', Otieno Geoffrey (Egerton University, 2011-10)

  Market liberalization, globalization, and changing consumer behaviour are causing transformation in Kenyan agro-food markets. Production, marketing, and consumption are moving towards high-valued products resulting to ...
• The Effects of Micro Lending on The Welfare of Households In Nakuru Municipality 

  Rono, Philemon (Egerton University, 2006-07)

  The socio-economic growth and development of Nakuru Municipality is to a great extent dependent on farming and small scale enterprise. Majority of the people working in these sectors are low income earners whose main ...
• Stability And Genotype By Environment Analysis For Quality Yield And Yield Components of Soybean Lines 

  Njoroge, James. N (Egerton University, 2015-05)

  Soybean [Glycine mar (L.) Merrill.] Breeders’ prefer genotypes with high grain yield along with high oil and protein content. Soybean in Kenya is important in the manufacture of feed, food and natural resource management. ...
• Selected Socio-Cultural Factors Influencing Educational Aspiration of The Girl-Child Among The Ongiek In Public Primary Schools Kuresoi Nakuru 

  Mutai, Benard Kipkoech (Egerton University, 2014-10)

  Girl-child education is recognized as a critical pathway in promoting social, political and economic development in the world over. In Kenya, in spite of the progress made in narrowing the gender gap in education at the ...
• Role of Collective Action In Market Participation By Small Holder Irish Potato Farmers In Elgeyo Markwet County Kenya 

  Seurey, Josephine (Egerton University, 2020-07)

  Access to the market is a key hindrance fronting commercialization of agriculture in Kenya; smallholder farmers have restricted market access owing to the high operation cost. To curb these challenges, potato farmers in ...
• Relationship Between Income Level of Education And Gender of The Household Head And Students' Access To Secondary School Education 

  Ndiritu, Charles .W (Egerton University, 2012-11)

  Secondary school education prepares the students for several opportunities such as admission into university, vocational training or direct employment. Secondary school education is also expected to facilitate the ...
• Purification And Characterization of A Cyclooxygenase -Like Enzyme From Trypanosoma Bracei 

  Mudogo, Nzanzu Celestin (Egerton University, 2011-03)

  The protozoan hemoflagellate T rypanosoma brucei is the causative agent of African trypanosomosis in humans and nagana in domestic animals. The human disease is a health comem in many African countries. The infection of ...
• Prediction of Financial Distress In Light of Financial Crisis A Case of Listed Firms In Kenya 

  Koech, Emily Cherotich (Egerton University, 2008-11)

  The purpose of this study was to predict financial distress in Kenyan listed firms. The specific objectives were to detennine the contribution of financial ratios towards the prediction of corporate financial distress, to ...
• Influence of Family And School on The Self Esteem of The Visual Audial And Learning Disabled Students Acase Study of Nakuru 

  Mwaniki, Tabitha Wawira (Egerton University, 2003-10)

  Disabled children are first and foremost children with similar needs and desires as normal children. A network of forces, the most important of which are the family, the school and the society in which the child lives, ...
• Factors Influencing Market Participation of Farmers Along The Haricot Bean Market Chain In Meskan District Ethiopia 

  Yaynabera, Abayneh Ayele (2013-03)

  In the recent past, the international and domestic demand for haricot bean has increased. This has led to an increase in the production and supply of the bean in Meskan district of Ethiopia. Despite the increase in volume ...
• Factors Affecting Job Satisfaction Among Special Education Teachers The Case of Nyandarua Kenya 

  Ndung'u, Mary Wangui (Egerton University, 2009-05)

  Job satisfaction among special education teachers can largely be determined by good working conditions, provision of teaching resources. better pay, recognition, achievement and advancement. When teachers are satisfied ...
• Evaluation of The Effectiveness of Performance Appraisal Systems In Private Universities In Kenya A Case of Kabarak University 

  Kipchumba, Simeon Kibet (Egerton University, 2007-06)

  Perfonnance appraisal system is important to any organizational work perfomiance; it determines the organization’s success or failure. The aim of this study was to evaluate the effectiveness of performance appraisal ...
• Effects of Selected Occupational Health And Safety Management Practices on Job Satisfaction of Employees In University Campuses In Nakuru Kenya 

  Sembe, Florence (Egerton University, 2017-09)

  Employees in institutions of higher learning are exposed to many hazards at the work place and this is likely to influence the levels of job satisfaction. The work affected is the employees who work in town campus. The ...
• Value -Added Cassava Based Products And Their Consumer Acceptability 

  Nderitu, Muthoni Alice (Egerton University, 2010-02)

  The coastal region of Kenya has chronic food insecurity and high poverty levels. Cassava which is an important food crop has potential to improve food security in this area. Researchers at KARI-Mtwapa developed improved ...
• The Effects of Stock Split Announcements on Share Returns ACase of The Companies Listed At The Nairobi Stock Exchange 

  Atogo, Alice Auma (Egerton University, 2009-11)

  In Kenya, stock splits were unheard of in the stock exchange market until the year 2004 when the Kenya Oil Company became the first company to announce a stock split of its shares and other companies have followed suit. ...
• The Effects of Retrenchment Strategy on A Public Organizational Performance A Case Study of Kenya Railways 

  King'oina, Samwel Makori (2005-08)

  The purpose of this research was to establish whether the retrenchment strategy did indeed solve the economic problems of public organizations. The Kenya Railways was faced with diverse problems. which led to its decline. ...
• Effect of Non Bank Financial Institutions Credit on Poverty In Kenya A Cointegration Analysis 

  Rono, Kiprotich Nixon (Egerton University, 2016-02)

  In the year 2013. there were 151 registered Non-Bank Financial Institutions (NBFls) in Kenya controlling about 43% of the country's financial sector. During the past I5 years there has been large amount of empirical studies ...
• Effect of Financial Development on Economic Growth In Kenya Evidence From Time Series Analysis (1970-2012) 

  Kiprop, Mercy Jeruto (Egerton University, 2015-04)

  During the last two decades, there has been a large amotmt of empirical work examining the relationship between financial development and economic growth. However, the findings of these studies indicate that there is no ...
• A History of Western Education among the Samburu of North-Central Kenya, 1933-1963 

  Kithure, Naomi Keeru (Egerton University, 2010-07)

  The introduction of western education in colonial Kenya did not take a uniform pattern of development. This variation was due to social, economic, political and environmental factors that prevailed at the time. These ...

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