Social interventions such as cash transfers provide the much needed support to vulnerable people. People living with disabilities continue to remain economically deprived, experiencing high levels of poverty. In Wajir ...

While conflicts are common in Africa, contextualizing them against the backdrop of globalization calls for new research. This paper focuses on the source of conflict in a rapidly urbanizing rural region in Kenya. ...

The unprecedented global adoption of information and communication technologies (ICTs) is rapidly changing the way people are communicating in solving problems. For several years now, the role of ICTs has become important ...

Devolution in Kenya is about decentralising political, financial and administrative powers to forty seven counties. Kenya had practised devolution through the one year Majimbo government which lasted in 1964, before the ...

The need to reduce the effects of disasters has become increasingly urgent around the world. Kenya has seen an increase in the nature and severity of disasters. To help reduce the loss of life and livelihood caused by ...

Hypertension is noted to be the easiest non-communicable disease to diagnose treat and monitor if proper health systems are put in place to ensure hypertensive drugs are accessible to hypertensive patients who need them ...

The discourse of the financial policy in education ought to be influenced by its efficacy. Incidences of overt government financing for education alias free education have been on the rise in parts of Africa, especially ...

Special Education Policy implementation remains a critical component towards attainment of inclusive education globally. Studies have shown widespread failure in implementation of Special Education Policy particularly ...

A policy framework for solid waste management is embedded in the Kenyan Constitution 2010. This is designed to ensure that citizens enjoy the right to a clean and healthy environment. Even though the policies are considered ...