• An Evaluative Analysis of the Compliance with the EAC-CMP: The Cases of Rwanda and Tanzania 

  Uwineza, Bernadette (United States International University - Africa, 2018)

  On 7th July 2000, the East African Community Treaty entered into force. Inherent in the Treaty was a call for the contracting member states to establish among themselves certain frameworks that were deemed necessary ...
• Factors, Actors And Strategies of Insurgent Groups in the Middle East: A Case Study of the Houthi Movement in Yemen 2004 - 2014 

  Mohamed, Sarah Jamal (United States International University - Africa, 2018)

  This research explores the case study of one prominent insurgent group in the Middle East: the Houthi movement. There is limited research available on the strategies insurgent groups employ and factors that influence these ...
• Assessing the Yamoussoukro Decision: Accounting for Determinants of Air Transport Liberalization in Africa 

  Bwire, Sabina Night (United States International University - Africa, 2018)

  In the wake of global developments towards the penultimate decade of the twentieth century, the post-colonial itch to be competitive became vital as engagement for African states at the international stage changed. The ...
• Diplomacy or War? An Assessment of the Water Politics among the Riparian States of the River Nile from 1929 - 1999 

  Muhia, Maryann (United States International University - Africa, 2018)

  The main aim of this study was to carry out an assessment of the water politics among the riparian states of the River Nile. The study was guided by specific objectives that included an assessment of various historical ...
• Terrorism and Kenya’s Foreign Policy: A Contextual Analysis 

  Kibor, Robert Kibet (United States International University - Africa, 2018)

  Terrorism has increasingly become a global problem that affects all states in the international system in which Kenya is not an exception. Being a global problem, states have been thrown into disarray on how to address it ...
• Contributions of East African Common Market Protocol to Economic Growth: The Case of Tanzania, 2010 - 2017 

  Atuza, Theresia Tuhoye (United States International University - Africa, 2018)

  The purpose of the study was to examine the contributions of the East Africa Community Common Market Protocol to Tanzania’s economic growth. The study was guided bythree objectives, namely; toevaluate contributions of ...
• Assessment of International Human Rights Instruments and Their Application on Extra-Judicial Killings by the National Police Service in Kenya 

  Obadha, Angela Adhiambo (United States International University - Africa, 2018)

  Extra-judicial killings have been of concern in Kenya, especially as the perpetrators are state agents, the National Police Service. Kenya is a signatory to key international human rights instruments and is therefore bound ...
• Factors That Explain the Low Intra-EAC Trade For the Period between 2010 and 2017: A Case Study of Kenyan Exports 

  Njoroge, Amos Kiarie (United States International University - Africa, 2018)

  The East African Community (EAC) has taken a step forward by implementing a free trade area, customs union and a common market in its region. It is also on the journey of achieving an economic union and eventually a political ...
• Psycho-Social Consequences of the Social Exclusion Facing Persons with Disabilities in Kenya 

  Monah, Truphosah Fridah (United States International University - Africa, 2018)

  PWDs are at a higher risk of experiencing psychological problems due to both their disabilities and the exclusion they face. This study, therefore, investigated the psychosocial consequences of the social exclusion facing ...
• Assessing The Effects of Kenya’s And Tanzania’s Economic Interests in the East African Community (EAC) Between the Periods 1967-1977 And 2000-2016 

  Kihumba, Lewis (United States International University - Africa, 2018)

  Regional integration has been a constant feature in East African region’s states relations. After independence Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania formed the East African Community (EAC) which later collapsed. Attempts to revive ...
• The Role And Relevance Of External Actors In The Security Sector: A Study Of Post-Independence Somalia 

  Mohamed, Mumin Maslah (United States International University - Africa, 2018)

  This study seeks to understand the role and relevance of external actors in post-independence Somalia with an ultimate goal of establishing how they have shaped security sector reforms within post indepence Somalia. By ...
• Students’ Satisfaction with Supervision during Practicum: A Case of USIU-A Students 

  Silva, Moises Correia Da (United States International University - Africa, 2018)

  In high income countries, it is a common practice for trainees in psychology to have clinical supervision. Clinical supervision is the most critical support that a trainee can have while applying the skills learned. ...
• Women In Politics And The Rise Of Feminism In Africa: A Case Study of Rwanda 

  Shoo, Winnie David (United States International University - Africa, 2018)

  The purpose of this thesis was to analyze the rise of feminism in Africa, particularly Rwanda. The study examined the effect of feminism towards gender and political inclusivity in Rwanda. Also, it focused in understanding ...
• Refugee Resettlement: The Capacity Challenge from the East and Horn of Africa Region 

  Kemunto, Elizabeth (United States International University - Africa, 2018)

  According to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) 2015 report, 2015 experienced the highest number of refugees in history. The total number of refugees and internally displaced people hit the 50 million ...
• Satisfaction with Ba Psychology Degree Program at Usiu-Africa: An Inquiry of seniors and Alumni 

  Okinyo, Jane Corazon A. (United States International University - Africa, 2018)

  Student satisfaction in institutions of higher learning has been studied extensively. However, studies looking at satisfaction in BA Psychology programs in African universities are almost nonexistent. This study investigated ...
• Gender Differences in Altruistic Behavior among Emerging Adults 

  Muthuri, Rose Nabi Debora Karimi (United States International University - Africa, 2018)

  The current research study aims to examine the gender differences in altruistic behavior among emerging adults. In the area of altruism, various research has been done in various countries such as China, USA, Canada etc. ...
• Contribution of Development Communication on Project Effectiveness: A Case Study of the Water Resources Sub-Sector in 

  Onyando, Betty Akoth (United States International University - Africa, 2018)

  The concept of development communication having originated from Asia has been absorbed and endorsed by various institutions, organizations and projects for the purposes of social change in a community or a country. Employing ...
• Attitudes towards Mental Health among United States International University Africa Students 

  Bhurji, Balraj K. (United States International University - Africa, 2018)

  Stigma and discrimination are serious problems faced by individuals with mental health problems, and may prevent these individuals from seeking the treatment they need. The present study aimed to examine the attitudes ...
• Exploring Chinese Aid and Nigeria-China: Relations 1999-2015 

  Ebiede, Tonye Marclint (United States International University - Africa, 2018)

  This work set out to analyze the nature and impact of Chinese aid on Nigeria-China relations. It was also carried out to explore the extent which Chinese aid influences foreign policy and trade relations between Nigeria ...
• Social-Demographic Characteristics Influence on Community Based Approach in Conflict Management: Case of Post-Election Violence Affected Regions in Kenya 

  Kimweli, Kevin Ndala (United States International University - Africa, 2018)

  Community defines networks of people who connect to each other in different perspectives. As a result of interdependence which is the natural connection between two or more groups, the community is always in the process ...

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