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  An Assessment of socially responsible behaviour of motorists in Kenya 

  Njuguna, Paul Muiyuro (Strathmore University, 2019)

  Road accidents are a major challenge globally and a cause of social and economic losses both in developed and developing countries. In Kenya close to 3,000 people die every year in road accidents, and the trend in recent ...
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  Delivering Public-Private Partnership infrastructure projects in Kenya; the quest for efficient compulsory land acquisition processes 

  Munga, Nathaniel Chisenga (Strathmore University, 2020)

  Bringing about economic development in a country like Kenya requires opening up of the vast semi-rural areas. This calls for the provision of land for public infrastructure development, the backbone for building the economy. ...
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  A Critical analysis of public participation in parliamentary ratification of oil and gas agreements 

  Nyamai, Abel Mwongela (Strathmore University, 2020)

  The oil and gas sector in Kenya is seen as an opportunity to catalyse social economic development. Instead of contributing towards economic growth, oil and gas development leads to unparalleled corruption, underdevelopment ...
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  Examining prosecutor’s duty to disclose exculpatory evidence and the right to fair trial in Kenya 

  Otulo, Mary (Strathmore University, 2020)

  The right of an accused to a fair and just trial is as universal as it is absolute. Save for instances where there is a shift of evidential burden, an accused cannot be compelled to provide evidence in proof of their ...
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  Examining the efficacy of Kenya’s corporate leniency programme in the context of competition law 

  Shikuku, Felyn Nekesa (Strathmore University, 2020)

  The Corporate Leniency Programme is a fairly new concept in Kenya. It was introduced in 2017 under section 89A of the Competition Act of Kenya. Cartel activities are becoming very dominant and the Competition Authority of ...

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