Category: volume 10 Issue 3
Work-Life Balance and Teacher Work Engagement among Pre-Primary School Teachers in Greater Mukono, Uganda

Work-Life Balance and Teacher Work Engagement among Pre-Primary School Teachers in Greater Mukono, Uganda

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Miria Nandera, Wilson Mugizi, and Josephine Matha ApolotKyambogo University, Uganda.Email: mirianander@gmail.com Abstract: This study examined the relationship between work-life balance and teacher work engagement among pre-primary school teachers in Greater Mukono, Uganda. The study specifically examined the levels of work-life balance and teacher work engagement and the relationship between the two variables. An explanatory sequential…

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Challenges Faced by Private Chartered Universities in the Integration of Smart Technology

Challenges Faced by Private Chartered Universities in the Integration of Smart Technology

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Peter Omari Nyagwencha, Catherine Amimo & Benson KinuthiaUniversity of Eastern Africa, Baraton, KenyaEmail: pomarihist@gmail.com Abstract: This study investigated the challenges faced by selected private chartered universities in Kenya in integrating smart technologies into teaching and learning. Specifically, the study examined infrastructural, technical, financial, institutional, pedagogical, and human-related barriers influencing technology adoption from the perspectives of…

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Institutional Training Opportunities for Smart Technology Integration in Selected Private Chartered Universities in Kenya

Institutional Training Opportunities for Smart Technology Integration in Selected Private Chartered Universities in Kenya

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Peter Omari Nyagwencha, Catherine Amimo, Benson KinuthiaUniversity of Eastern Africa, Baraton, KenyaEmail: pomarihist@gmail.com Abstract: This study investigated institutional training opportunities supporting smart technology integration in selected private chartered universities in Kenya. Specifically, it examined the adequacy of institutional training programmes, their influence on lecturers’ and students’ ability to integrate smart technologies, and institutional practices that…

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Improving Maternal Health Outcomes through Accessible Portable Obstetric Ultrasound Services in Rural Kenya

Improving Maternal Health Outcomes through Accessible Portable Obstetric Ultrasound Services in Rural Kenya

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Peter Cynthiah Ann Njeri, Jonathan Ang’ani Omuchesi & Violet Nekesa SimiyuDepartment of Social Sciences and Development StudiesThe Catholic University of Eastern AfricaEmail: cynthiahpeter64@gmail.com Abstract: Portable obstetric ultrasound has emerged as an important innovation for improving maternal healthcare in resource-constrained settings, yet evidence on how service accessibility influences maternal health outcomes in Kenya remains limited. This…

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Interrogating Emerging Gender Issues in the Context of a Rapidly Changing World

Interrogating Emerging Gender Issues in the Context of a Rapidly Changing World

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Wilkins Ndege Muhingi – Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology Jenericah Gichuki – Daystar University Hellen Mburu – Daystar University Munyao Redempter – Daystar University Gichure Ann – Daystar University Simon Muthomi – Africa Nazarene University Email: wilkndege@gmail.com Abstract: This study examines emerging gender issues in a rapidly changing world shaped by globalization, technological…

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The Impact of Light Emitting Diode (LED) Lighting Use on Electricity Consumption in Nyeri County, Kenya

The Impact of Light Emitting Diode (LED) Lighting Use on Electricity Consumption in Nyeri County, Kenya

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Nyaga Mawira, Isaac Nangendo & Joshua OkemwaDepartment of Technology EducationUniversity of EldoretEmail: nyagamawira6@gmail.com Abstract: Despite the global and national shift toward energy-efficient lighting, electricity consumption in Kenya remains constrained by persistent supply interruptions, rising tariffs, and incomplete household transition from conventional incandescent and fluorescent bulbs to LED technology. Further, there is inadequate empirical evidence documenting…

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Influence of the Students Council Election Process on the Effectiveness of Student Councils in Managing Student Discipline in Public Secondary Schools in Bomet County, Kenya

Influence of the Students Council Election Process on the Effectiveness of Student Councils in Managing Student Discipline in Public Secondary Schools in Bomet County, Kenya

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Charles Langat – Department of Educational Administration, Planning and Management Joshua G. Manduku – Department of Educational Administration, Planning and Management Florence K. Kamonjo – Department of Curriculum, Instruction and Educational Media University of Kabianga Email: langatcharles17@gmail.com Abstract: Student indiscipline cases have been on the rise in the recent past in public schools worldwide. This…

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Effect of Real Estate Investment Strategies on Social Welfare Outcomes of Members in Professional Associations: A Case of Rwanda Bar Association’s Advocates Investment Company

Effect of Real Estate Investment Strategies on Social Welfare Outcomes of Members in Professional Associations: A Case of Rwanda Bar Association’s Advocates Investment Company

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Mushimire Olivier & Ruth OdengoUniversity of KigaliEmail: omushimire11@gmail.com Abstract: This study examined the effect of real estate investment strategies on social welfare outcomes among members of the Rwanda Bar Association’s Advocates Investment Company. It assessed property acquisition, rental income, and property development in relation to income security, housing access, savings capacity, living conditions, and asset…

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Stakeholders’ Engagement Levels and Performance of Agricultural Projects: A Case of One Acre Fund in Muhanga District, Rwanda

Stakeholders’ Engagement Levels and Performance of Agricultural Projects: A Case of One Acre Fund in Muhanga District, Rwanda

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Marie Alice Mukundente & Naomi NjorogeSchool of Business and EconomicsMount Kigali University, Kigali, RwandaEmail: mukualice16@gmail.com Abstract: Agriculture remains a key pillar of Rwanda’s economy, contributing significantly to Gross Domestic Product and providing employment for a large proportion of the population. One Acre Fund supports smallholder farmers in Muhanga District through structured stakeholder engagement; however, the…

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Faith-Based Social Support and Psychological Recovery among Suicide Loss Survivors in Kampala, Uganda

Faith-Based Social Support and Psychological Recovery among Suicide Loss Survivors in Kampala, Uganda

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Gladys Wangui Mauldin, Violet Nekesa Simiyu & Jennifer Wangari WairiukoCatholic University of Eastern AfricaEmail: nekesaviolet2013@gmail.com Abstract: Suicide bereavement is a complex experience that may expose survivors to psychological distress, stigma, guilt, social isolation and difficulties in meaning-making. In Uganda, these experiences occur within cultural and religious contexts that may either facilitate or constrain recovery. This…

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