• Digital Health Model for Equitable Access to Universal Health Coverage in Kenya. 

  Wambua, Ruth Nthenya (United States International University-Africa, 2025)

  The purpose of this study is to develop and validate a digital health model that ensures equitable access to Universal Health Coverage (UHC) in Kenya. UHC, as defined by the World Health Organization (WHO) under SDG 3.8.1, ...
• A Hybrid Model for Improving the Performance of Cyberattack Detection on IOT Networks Based on Supervised Machine Learning 

  Maluki, Janet M. (United States International University-Africa, 2025)

  The rapid expansion of the Internet of things (IoT) has led to increased cyberattack sophistication, exposing the limitations of traditional intrusion detection systems (IDS), particularly in resource-constrained environments. ...
• Social Media in Organizational Crisis: A Case of #Deleteboltapp Protest on X (Twitter) 

  Wambura, Joel Chacha (United States International University-Africa, 2025)

  This study examined the role of social media in organizational crisis management, focusing on the #DeleteBoltApp protest on X (formerly Twitter) against Bolt Kenya and other ride-hailing companies, including Little Cab, ...
• Evaluation of Communication Strategies used in Stakeholder Engagement by Interior Design Companies in Kenya 

  Njoki, Lucy Kaylyn (United States International University-Africa, 2025)

  This study examines the factors influencing stakeholder decision-making, the communication strategies employed, and the challenges faced in managing stakeholder expectations in Kenya’s interior design sector. The objectives ...
• Social Media and Urban Youth: A Study on the Utility of Tiktok in Social Mobilization for the 2024 Gen Z Protests in Nairobi - Kenya 

  Kinyoda, Mathias Timothy (United States International University-Africa, 2025)

  This study examined the role of TikTok in the 2024 Gen Z–led protests against Kenya’s Finance Bill, with a focus on how the platform enabled political communication, online community building, and offline mobilization. The ...
• Communicating Climate Action on Social Media: A Study of Decision Makers in Africa Climate Summit and Cop28 Campaigns on Instagram and Linkedin 

  Waigi, Jemmimah Elizabeth Muthoni (United States International University-Africa, 2025)

  This study investigates how African decision-makers communicated climate action on Instagram and LinkedIn during the Africa Climate Summit (ACS) and COP28. Anchored in Uses and Gratifications Theory, it addresses three ...
• Social Media Fandoms and Storyline Development: The Case of South Africa’s E.Tv Series Scandal 

  Ogola, Florence Anyango (United States International University-Africa, 2025)

  This study explores the dynamic interplay between participatory culture and narrative development in the South African television drama e.TV’s Scandal. Focus is placed on the character arc of Mthunzi Mayiza, portrayed by ...
• Augmented Reality Framework for Enhanced Interaction and Engagement in Online Higher Learning Institutions in Kenya 

  Ndung'u, Peter K. (United States International University-Africa, 2025)

  The use of an Augmented Reality (AR) in online learning platforms has the potential to revolutionize the process of teaching and learning. Its successful implementation, however, depends on the interplay of factors that ...
• A Framework for Intelligent Road Safety Management to Mitigate Road Accidents in Kenya 

  Njoroge, Sylvia Wangari (United States International University-Africa, 2025)

  Road traffic accidents remain one of the leading causes of morbidity and mortality in Kenya, with human behavior, vehicle conditions, and environmental factors being key contributors (WHO, 2023; NTSA, 2022). Despite numerous ...
• A Framework for Evaluation of the Return on Investment (Roi) on Cloud Computing Adoption among Smes in Nairobi. 

  Juma, Jude (United States International University-Africa, 2025)

  Cloud computing holds immense promise for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) in emerging economies, offering enhanced scalability, agility, and operational efficiency. However, many SMEs lack a structured methodology ...
• Determinants of Adopting Emerging Cloud Information Security Strategies in Kenya's Local Payment Service Provider-Related Institutions 

  Oundo, Miriam Awino (United States International University-Africa, 2025)

  This study investigates factors influencing the adoption of cloud information security strategies by Kenyan payment service providers, focusing on technological readiness, organizational factors, and external factors. It ...
• A Framework to Secure Mobile Online Transactions on E-Commerce Platforms: Case Study of Jumia, Kenya 

  Kagwiria, Betty (United States International University-Africa, 2025)

  Mobile commerce has become a crucial driver of e-commerce growth in Kenya, enabling convenient digital transactions through online platforms such as Jumia. As mobile transactions increase, so does the risk of security ...
• Digital Media, Freedom and Memory: A Study into the Way the Museum of British Colonialism Uses X to Re-Document ‘The Mau Mau Emergency’ 

  Kyany'a, Mutanu (United States International University-Africa, 2025)

  This study looked to investigate the intricate dance between memory, freedom, and power by analyzing the role disruptive media, in this case X, played in the redocumentation of the Mau Mau Emergency; a history marred by ...
• Online Internal Communication Tools for Collaboration: A Case of United Nations Office at Nairobi 

  Ochieng, Esther Omollo (United States International University-Africa, 2025)

  In the digital era, online internal communication (OIC) tools have become integral to enhancing collaboration, especially within complex, mandate-driven institutions such as International Governmental Organisations (IGOs). ...
• Influence of Social Media Platforms, User-Generated Content and Social Media Influencers on Gen Z Domestic Tourism Decisions in Roysambu Sub-County, Nairobi County, Kenya 

  Wachera, Angela (United States International University-Africa, 2025)

  The study investigated the influence of social media content - specifically platform engagement, user-generated content (UGC), and travel influencer content - on the tourism behavior, destination selection, and booking ...
• You tube’s Influence on The Perception of Early Marriage among Female Muslim Students in Usiu-Africa, Kenya 

  Mohammed, Amina Suleiman (United States International University-Africa, 2025)

  This study examines how YouTube content influences perceptions of early marriage among female Muslim students at USIU-Africa. The specific objectives were: to explore the types of YouTube content related to early marriage ...
• The Use of Communication Strategies in Engaging Men in Maternal and Child Health Care in Nairobi County 

  Muchemi, Loise Wanjira (United States International University-Africa, 2025)

  This study explored the communication strategies used in men’s engagement in maternal and child healthcare in Nairobi County. It addressed the problem of low male participation by examining influencing factors, evaluating ...
• Social Media as a Determinant of Perceptions, Attitudes, and Social Behavior Change among Usiu-Africa Students: The Case of Chukua Selfie Campaign 

  Amira, Christine Kabeyi (United States International University-Africa, 2025)

  This study investigated social media as a determinant of perceptions, attitudes, and social behavior change among USIU-Africa students, using the Chukua Selfie campaign as a case study. To support efforts in reducing the ...
• Evaluating Caregivers’ Understanding of Nurturing Care Information in the Kuwa Kocha Booklet for Caregivers of Children Aged Zero to Eight Years in Kisumu Central Sub-County, Kenya 

  Njuguna, Ruth Wanjiku (United States International University-Africa, 2025)

  Despite increased focus on nurturing care in early childhood development, limited evidence exists on the effectiveness of booklets, which are a common communication tool in promoting knowledge and practices among program ...
• Automated Threat Response Framework for Mobile Device Security Management 

  Kariuki, Caroline N. (United States International University-Africa, 2025)

  The increasing reliance on mobile devices in organizational and personal contexts has amplified the risk of cyber threats targeting mobile ecosystems. Despite the existence of Mobile Device Security Management (MDSM) ...

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