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• Effect of External Trainings of Employees on the Performance of Firms in the Soft Drink Industry in Kenya 

  Wakhu, Anne Masakhwe; Onyango, Maria; Monari, Fronica (International Journal of Social Sciences and Information Technology, 2024-01)

  The soft drink industry in Kenya has been a significant contributor to the country's economy, and the performance of firms within this industry is crucial for economic growth and development. The impact of external training ...
• Orchid Species Diversity across a Forest Disturbance Gradient in West Mau Forest, Kenya 

  Mirioba, Job N.; Emitaro, William; Obwanga, Benson; Gaya, Humphrey; Leley, Nereoh; Otuoma, John; Maina, John M.; Kawaka, Fanuel (PLOS One, 2024-08)

  Orchidaceae is one of the most diverse and widespread groups of flowering plants. Despite their immense ecological and socio-economic value, their spatial distribution across forest disturbance gradient is not well understood, ...
• An Analysis of Phonological Nativisation of English Loanwords in Olunyole: An Optimality Theoretic Approach 

  Asungu, Kwendo; Ondondo, Emily Ayieta (International Journal of Research and Innovation in Social Science (IJRISS), 2024-11-04)

  This study aims to explain how Olunyole nativises English loanwords into its phonological system. The specific objectives are to describe the phonological strategies involved in the nativisation of English loanwords in ...
• A Cost Benefits Analysis of the Adoption of System of Rice Intensification: Evidence from Smallholder Rice Farmers within an Innovation Platform in Oluch Irrigation Scheme, Kenya 

  Ouma, Matilda A.; Ouma, Luke O.; Ombati, Justus M.; Onyango, Christopher A. (PLOS One, 2024-01-02)

  In the wake of climate change and dwindling natural resources, system of rice intensification has been fronted as an approach to improve rice production in several countries. Besides the benefits such as improved rice ...
• A Comparative Review of Business Models in Information Security 

  Omollo, Richard (IEEE-SEM, 2024-04)

  Richard Omollo This paper appreciates the basic tenets of information as defined by the CIA and discusses the various Information security business models. Information security has been defined as the preservation of ...

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