Author: JRIIE
An Insight into the Catholic Church’s Contribution to Peace Building among the Youth: Case of Shashemene Catholic Parish 04 Kebele, Meki Diocese, Ethiopia

An Insight into the Catholic Church’s Contribution to Peace Building among the Youth: Case of Shashemene Catholic Parish 04 Kebele, Meki Diocese, Ethiopia

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Yisak Gebrekirstos Kebto, Dr. Wilkister M. Shanyisa & Dr. Peter Wanyagi MbaroThe Catholic University of Eastern Africa, Nairobi, KenyaCorresponding author: yisak2017@gmail.com Abstract: Peace building is a global issue that the world seeks significantly. In Ethiopia, conflict and violence among the youth have increased than ever before. To achieve peace Shashemene Catholic Parish has a critical…

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Parental Distress and Family Reunification among Incarcerated Women in Kenya

Parental Distress and Family Reunification among Incarcerated Women in Kenya

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Violet Nekesa Simiyu – The Catholic University of Eastern Africa, Paul Norvy – The Catholic University of Eastern Africa and Teresia Ndilu Mutavi – University of NairobiCorresponding author: nekesaviolet2013@gmail.com Abstract: Women face difficulties adapting back into their families after incarceration. Gender-responsive programs build an atmosphere that provides a sense of the realities of women’s lives…

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Calamities Abound: Impact of COVID-19 Face-to-Screen Induced Learning among University Students in Zimbabwe

Calamities Abound: Impact of COVID-19 Face-to-Screen Induced Learning among University Students in Zimbabwe

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Prof. Stella Muchemwa – Midlands State University, Zimbabwe, Prof Vencie, B. Allida – Northern Caribbean University, Jamaica,Dr Alice Dhliwayo – Solusi University, Zimbabwe Abstract: The outbreak of -COVID19 on Mother Earth prompted for reactions, adjustments and novelties on all aspects of life, including the education sector. In universities world-wide, modes of lesson delivery were compelled…

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Factors that Influenced the Akamba People of Machakos Town Sub County to Participate in the MAU MAU Rebellion between 1895 and 1963

Factors that Influenced the Akamba People of Machakos Town Sub County to Participate in the MAU MAU Rebellion between 1895 and 1963

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Johnstone Kakui Mwisa, Prof. Samuel A. Nyanchoga & Dr. Francis M. MuchokiThe Catholic University of Eastern Africa, History DepartmentCorresponding Author: kakuijohnstone@gmail.com Abstract: The study sought to investigate factors that influenced the Akamba people to join the rebellion against their colonial establishment. The study was guided by the following objectives: To investigate the factors that influenced…

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Examining the Effect of Solve Elec Simulation on Student’s Understanding of Electric Current in High School Physics in Lilongwe, Malawi

Examining the Effect of Solve Elec Simulation on Student’s Understanding of Electric Current in High School Physics in Lilongwe, Malawi

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*Kondwani Chafulumira Chumachiyenda Mwale – African Centre of Excellence in Innovative Teaching and Learning Mathematics and Science, University of Rwanda-College of EducationBernard Bahati – Center for Teaching and Learning Enhancement, University of Rwanda-College of Education.*Corresponding Author: mwale477@gmail.com Abstract: Physics is often regarded as a daunting subject for both teachers and pupils. This is because some…

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An Overview of Women Enterprise Fund Uptake and Socio-economic Empowerment in Kisumu West SubCounty, Kisumu County, Kenya

An Overview of Women Enterprise Fund Uptake and Socio-economic Empowerment in Kisumu West SubCounty, Kisumu County, Kenya

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Josia Alai Ongai, Dr Shanyisa M. Wilkister & Mr. Ombugu PhillipThe Catholic University of Eastern AfricaCorresponding author: josiahongai@gmail.com Abstract: Women form majority of the world’s population, two-thirds of the world’s labour, majority of uneducated and earn one-tenth of the world’s income and possess less than one tenth of global property. Efforts to empower women have…

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An Assessment of Collaboration between CommunityBased Informal Approaches and Government Formal Child Protection Structures in Mwingi Central-Sub County, Kitui County

An Assessment of Collaboration between CommunityBased Informal Approaches and Government Formal Child Protection Structures in Mwingi Central-Sub County, Kitui County

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Titus Mutia Kithome, Dr. Wilkster M. Shanyisa & Dr. Stephen AsatsaCatholic University of Eastern AfricaCorresponding author: titusmutia@yahoo.com Abstract: Effective child protection framework requires a holistic approach where all actors are involved. This study was conceived to assess the level of collaboration between community–based informal approaches and government formal child protection structures in Mwingi central sub…

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Role of Community-Based Informal Approaches in Child Protection in Mwingi Central Sub-County, Kitui County

Role of Community-Based Informal Approaches in Child Protection in Mwingi Central Sub-County, Kitui County

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Titus Mutia Kithome, Dr. Wilkster M. Shanyisa & Dr. Stephen AsatsaCatholic University of Eastern AfricaCorresponding author – titusmutia@yahoo.com Abstract: The study was designed to investigate the role of community-based informal approaches in child protection in Mwingi Central Sub County, Kitui County. In order to address the above-stated objective, the study adopted a transformative worldview with…

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Food Production and Food Insecurity: Lessons from Small Holder Farming in Ugunja Sub County, Kenya

Food Production and Food Insecurity: Lessons from Small Holder Farming in Ugunja Sub County, Kenya

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*Jackson Oloo, Dr. Reginald Nalugala and Dr. Stephen AsatsaThe Catholic University of Eastern Africa*Corresponding Author: Jackoloo.08@gmail.com Abstract: Food insecurity has been a major global concern since 1940s. The purpose of this study was to examine the level of food production and food insecurity lessons from Ugunja Sub-County in Kenya. Grounded on The High Payoff Input…

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Effectiveness of Public-Private Partnerships in Improving Maternal Health in Mukono District, Uganda

Effectiveness of Public-Private Partnerships in Improving Maternal Health in Mukono District, Uganda

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Harriet NakanyikeSchool of Nursing and Health SciencesKampala UniversityEmail: hnakanyike@yahoo.com Abstract; The Uganda National Health Policy strengthens the health system by promoting collaboration between the private sector and the public sector health-service providers. The paper established effectiveness of Public-Private Partnerships in improving maternal health in Mukono District. The study employed a cross-sectional design adapting both quantitative…

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