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  • The Valuation Effects of Stock Split Announcements: A Study of the Nairobi Stock Exchange 
    Thiga, David (United States International University - Africa, 2008)
    The general objective of this study was to determine whether stock split announcements made by firms quoted on the NSE during the period 2004 to 2007 had any valuation effect on the splitting firm as listed on the NSE. The ...
  • Value Addition in Mobile Money Transfer Services in Kenya: The Case of M-Pesa 
    Muigai, Jidraph (United States International University- Africa, 2015)
    The study sought to find out how M-PESA, a value added service from Safaricom Ltd is used as a strategic tool in mobile money transfer in Kenya. M-PESA is a service launched with a straightforward feature set: the ability ...
  • Value chain analysis of Kenya’s insurance industry: a case study of Madison Insurance Company (K) LTD 
    Mburu, Joseph (United States International University - Africa, 2008)
    The purpose of this study was to analyze the value chain support activities that Kenya's insurance industry should adopt in its approach to sustainable business processes. The research questions that guided this research ...
  • Value chain risk analysis for small holder tea farmers in Kiambu county-Kenya 
    Musuva, Gladys M.; Lewa, Peter; Achoki, George; Luciani, Albino (International Journal of Economics, Commerce and Management, 2016)
    Agriculture, especially small holder farming is characterized by a high variability and unpredictability of many factors. Small holder tea farmer’s risk is associated with unpredictable circumstances which determine the ...
  • Value Chain Risk Analysis for Smallholder Farmers in Kiambu County, Kenya 
    Musuva, Gladys; Lewa, Peter; Achoki, George; Luciani, Albino (United States International University - Africa, 2015)
    Small holder farming is characterized by a high variability and unpredictability of many factors. Such risks could be caused by factors like weather variability, natural disasters, uncertainties in yields and prices, ...
  • Value Co-Creation and Competitive Advantage: A Study of Firms in the Financial Services Sector in Kenya 
    Muhonza, Prescott Butoyi (United States International University - Africa, 2021)
    The general objective of this study was to determine the influence of value co-creation on the competitive advantage of firms in the financial services sector in Kenya, focusing specifically on banking, microfinance, and ...
  • Value creation in Kenyan e-businesses 
    Madigu, Godfrey (United States International University - Africa, 2008)
    E-businesses promise new avenues for creation of wealth. According to Amit and Zott (2001), this value creation potential arises from the combination and exchange of resources. While research on value creation in e-businesses ...
  • Value of consultants against internal team 
    Bellows, Scott (Business Daily, 2018-07-04)
    Consultants here, consultants there, consultants everywhere. Many pundits suggest that Kenya has the highest number of management consultants per professional worker in the world. Consulting comprises big revenue in the ...
  • Value of Small Banks - Part 1 
    Bellows, Scott (Business Daily, 2016)
    Wafula cheerfully waltzed into his bank at Garden City in Nairobi. He greeted the teller and looked admirably around at the glittering modern furnishings of the new branch. He appreciated that he now could visit a branch ...
  • Vast investment choices beckon informed Kenyans 
    Bellows, Scott (Business Daily, 2016-07-13)
    Imagine a vast expansive world full of investment opportunities for willing shareholders. As Kenyans, we can choose real estate domestically. We could also select corporate bonds in Kampala, stock equities in the New York, ...
  • Vatical Integration Between Multinational Corporation and its Subsidiaries. 
    Thaper, Ashok (United States International University - Africa, 1979)
  • VC emphasizes survey participation 
    USIU-Africa (USIU-Africa, 2013)
    From: Vice Chancellor Professor Freida Brown I recognize that many of you have competed previous climate surveys and are aware of their importance for fostering the development of the university. Previous surveys have ...
  • Venture Capital Practises in Kenya 
    Komora, Ronnie (United States International University - Africa, 1999)
  • The Verbal Fuel for Ethnic Hatred and Political Violence in Kenya 
    Onditi, Tom Luoch (IGI Global, 2016)
    Africa has been plagued by many violent conflicts in history and in contemporary times. Causes of these conflicts range from disagreements over allocation of national resources to ethnic rivalries over grazing fields, to ...
  • The Vertical and Horizontal Expansion of Transitional Justice: Explanations and Implications for a Contested Field 
    Hansen, Thomas O (2012)
    The field of transitional justice has expanded significantly in recent years. Transitional justice is no longer exclusively, or even predominantly, discussed as a matter of whether and how the state ought to deploy various ...
  • Very early pregnancy detection with endovaginal ultrasound. 
    Goldstein, Steven R; Md, Snyder; Jon, R. Md; Watson, Carol B; Danon, Milton D (http://journals.lww.com/greenjournal/Abstract/1988/08000/Very_Early_Pregnancy_Detection_With_Endovaginal.12.aspx, 1998)
    There are many situations in which the earliest possible detection of an intrauterine pregnancy would enhance clinical management. Current radioimmunoassays for hCG can detect pregnancy as early as eight to 12 days ...
  • The Viability of Low End Markets in the Alcohol Industry: A case of East African Breweries Limited (EABL) 
    Thiong'o, Effie N. (United States International University - Africa, 2012)
    The purpose of this study was to examine the strategic Relationship between low end markets and organizations in the alcohol industry with close examination of three specific objectives; Determine the nature of low end ...
  • Viability of Medicinal Plants for the Enhancement of Food Security in the Arid and Semi Arid Lands (ASALS) Of Kenya 
    Karugu, Winfred N; Nduati, Gidraph (International Journal of Business Research;2009, Vol. 9 Issue 3, p127, 2009)
    Government policy expects small-scale farmers in the arid and semi-arid lands (ASALs) of Kenya to concentrate on food security rather than commercial agricultural production, for the good reason that drought and famine ...
  • Viability of Micro-Insurance in the Kenyan Market 
    Ng'ang'a, Catherine (United States International University - Africa, 2010)
    The purpose of this study was to assess the viability of the offering micro-insurance services to the low income population in Kenya. The research sought to answer the questions below: i. Does the presence of the low income ...
  • The Viability of Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles in the Kenyan Market: A Strategic Study 
    Jaffe, Zuhair Hassan; Awuor, Emmanuel (http://www.iiste.org/Journals/index.php/JETP/article/view/24093, 2015)
    Numerous factors point toward the requirement of a change in the vehicle industry in the Kenyan market, and in the global environment in general. Environmental pollution, lack of efficiency, and high costs of petrol ...

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