Public Private Partnerships (PPPs) are considered an integral avenue for the pursuit of Kenya‟s development agenda. They are seen as a vehicle through which the government encourages and involves the private sector through ...

The global rise in diaspora communities has emerged as a principal issue for policy makers in the Global South. Since the onset of the 21st century, respective governments in the region have increasingly recognized the ...

This study focused on Adverse Childhood Experiences and Anxiety among High School students at Githiga High School, Kiambu County. It had three objectives: to identify the prevalence of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) ...

An unprecedented re-occurrence of armed conflict and civil strife within n the African Continent since independence of its nation states continues to pose serious threat to the continent's stability and development raising ...

Research on China-Africa relations is dynamic and evolving. Several China-Africa relations luminaries have attempted to analyze Beijing‟s key interests in Africa together with the new relations guided by the Forum on ...

Yes, it is absolutely right to prosecute people who lead/contribute to fellow human being's suffering. This is simple since every human being deserves justice. However, it is important to the people for whom justice is ...

For many years, America did not have any strong trade and development investment in Africa. This changed in the year 2000, with the enactment of Public Act 106-200 which introduced the African Growth Opportunity Act (AGOA) ...

This study examined the effectiveness of the African Union Commission (AUC) leadership in implementing the African Union's (AU) agenda for continental integration and development from 2002 to 2023. The research objectives ...

Kenya's economic growth remains largely commodity-based on exports of agricultural commodities with little or no processing involved. In order to accelerate sustainable and inclusive growth and development in ASAL of Kenya, ...

Women played a critical role in Kenya’s agriculture because it supported 40% of livelihoods and employed 80% of rural women. Despite this, their contributions were often undervalued due to structural barriers such as limited ...