• The Socio-Economic Impacts of the Kenya-Uganda Dispute Over Migingo Island to the Suba Community 

  Obondo, Richard Mau (United States International University - Africa, 2020)

  The study focused on the socio-economic impacts of the Kenya-Uganda dispute over Migingo Island to the suba community. The study assesses various dispute which Kenya has faced with its neighbor Uganda in the 1960s and the ...
• An Assessment of the Validity of Recent World Bank Indicators on Poverty Eradication in Africa: A Case Study of Botswana, Mauritius, Chad and Liberia 

  Njoroge, Nyambura (United States International University - Africa, 2016)

  Poverty is defined as the state at which one lacks a socially or an acceptable amount of money. Some countries in Africa have been experiencing rapid poverty reduction for example Chad and Liberia. In Botswana only 19.3% ...
• Influence of Mental Health Screening on Perinatal Mental Health Care in Nairobi Hospitals 

  Alugo, Stacey (United States International University - Africa, 2020)

  Mental health issues which occur during the perinatal period may have serious consequences on both the mother and the baby if the necessary support or guidance is not provided by the health care professionals. At a prevalence ...
• The Relationship between Parenting Styles Used Early in Life on Employees and Current Employee Performance at Sarova Panafric Hotel, Kenya 

  Watitu, Susan Wairimu (United States International University - Africa, 2022)

  Family is the basic unit of society. Many values are passed down through the type of parenting an individual receives. This study aimed to determine the relationship between the parenting style used in an employee's early ...
• How The Media Shape Public Opinion: A Case Of Somalia’s Representation In The Standard, Daily Nation, And Star Newspaper From 2011 – 2012 

  Munyao, Abigael Tey (United States International University - Africa, 2023)

  The media’s role in a state cannot be overlooked especially during the advancement of state policy in the public arena. Whether foreign or domestic policy, a democratic state such as Kenya is required to acquire public ...
• The Contribution of Somali Diaspora Millennials in Peace-Building in Somalia from 2011-2021: A Case of the State Of Minnesota (United States of America) 

  Yonis, Aweis Sheikh (United States International University - Africa, 2022)

  In an attempt to exert and re-imagine her global governance aspirations and geopolitical influence, the African Union (A.U) has acknowledged the African diaspora as the sixth region in the continent: the Northern, Southern, ...
• The Effects of Italy’s Securitization Policies on Irregular Migration from Africa 

  Waweru, Anastacia Wariara (United States International University - Africa, 2022)

  This research investigated the effects of Italy’s securitization policies on irregular migration from Africa. In Italy, migration has bred controversy due to the complexity of migrant sharing across European union states. ...
• Influence of Social Media on National Security in Kenya, 2014-2022 

  Wanjala, Brenda Nanjala (United States International University - Africa, 2022)

  Technological advancements have transformed every sphere of human life. The advent of technology and social media has improved interaction and communication between people. This is because social media offers a fast and a ...
• Public Diplomacy as Kenya’s Strategy for Peace in East Africa 

  Solitei, Sheila (United States International University - Africa, 2022)

  This research examines the concept of public diplomacy as a Kenya’s strategy in pursuing peace in East Africa. It asks one basic question; why, despite the transformation of the international system, has Kenya not found ...
• Impact of Isiolo International Airport Project on Resource-Based Conflict in Kenya: The Case of Borana in Isiolo County, 2017-2020 

  Simiyu, Samantha Roberta (United States International University - Africa, 2023)

  Isiolo County has experienced conflict over a long time. The conflict could be best described as resource based as it has always involved one or more of the resources that the local population has been competing over, which ...
• The Influence of the Kenyan Government Political Rhetoric on the Closure of Dadaab Refugee Camp on Refugees 

  Sheena, Aine (United States International University - Africa, 2023)

  In March of 2021, the Kenyan government made the announcement to close two of the largest refugee camps in Kenya with over 400,000 refugees streaming in from Somalia, South Sudan, Uganda and the Democratic Republic of ...
• Women’s Experiences in Inter-Community Peace Building Initiatives in Marakwet East Sub-County, Elgeyo-Marakwet County (2017-2022) 

  Rutto, Viola Jerono (United States International University - Africa, 2022)

  Women have been excluded from formal peace building initiatives in post-war transitions despite their involvement in informal, grassroots diplomacy in many conflict zones around the world. In Kenya, women-led groups have ...
• Women's Participation in Post-Conflict Peacebuilding in Juba, South Sudan 

  Rizik, Wagner Eric (United States International University - Africa, 2023)

  The purpose of this study was to examine prevalent underrepresentation of women in the post conflict peacebuilding process. South Sudan which recently gained in 2011 has been experiencing a myriad of conflicts which has ...
• Implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Area: Prospects for Kenya 

  Misasa Joel Bruce Owuonda (United States International University - Africa, 2023)

  The study focuses on the implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Area prospects for Kenya. Despite the East African Member states being part of AU member countries that have assented to the AfCFTA treaty, the ...
• Analysis of the United Nations Communication with Kenya on the Decision to Close Dadaab Refugee Camp since 2010 

  Osani, Moses (United States International University - Africa, 2022)

  The quandary of refugees is a growing predicament to many countries today. The global state of affairs manifests an increase in human movement, displacement and a multiplex set of laws and regulations governing asylum. ...
• Conflict-Driven Displacement, Education Marginalization in Africa: A Case Study of Refugees in Dadaab, Kenya 

  Omar, Kassim Nasri (United States International University - Africa, 2022)

  As the government mandates improving students' academic achievements and qualifications across the country, the achievement gap between the local students and refugees continues to persist. Therefore, this study was primarily ...
• The Foreign Policy Implications of the International Court of Justice Maritime Border Dispute Decision on Kenya-Somalia Relations 

  Okello, Julie Achieng' (United States International University - Africa, 2023)

  The study seeks to examine the foreign policy implications of the International Court of Justice border dispute decision on the Kenya- Somalia relations; the focus of the study being Kenya’s foreign policy on its relations ...
• Kenya’s Economic Diplomacy towards Tanzania: A Comparative Analysis of Presidents Mwai Kibaki and Uhuru Kenyatta Administrations (2002-2021) 

  Ogutu, Eric Omondi (United States International University - Africa, 2022)

  Economic and political motivations usually encourage governments to employ economic diplomacy in the management of foreign affairs more specifically between developed and developing countries around the world. There has ...
• Implications of Child Protection Interventions towards the Convention on the Rights of the Child: The Case of Unaccompanied Refugee Minors in Nairobi County 

  Ogetanke, Hope Mokeira (United States International University - Africa, 2022)

  Whenever there is a breakdown of social order owing to armed conflict or natural disaster, people are forced to flee in search of safety. During flight, Children get separated from their parents and adult care givers ...
• The Role of ODA in Supporting Basic Education in Kenya 2002 – 2021 

  Oduol, Lionel Onyango (United States International University - Africa, 2022)

  Over the years, the provision of educational opportunities has been identified as an important ingredient for countries to attain accelerated economic growth, low crime rates, national unity and political stability. In the ...

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