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Talent management system for financial institutions in Kenya

Michael, Kinuthia Antony (Strathmore University, 2015)

This research aims to provide a solution to the question of talent management for financial institutions in Kenya. The absence of talent management systems has led to financial institutions experiencing retention problems ...

The TAP-Plus Approach to good governance in the oil and gas sector: legal and institutional framework for implementation in Kenya

Ndunyu, Lumen Kazuri Wanjiku (Strathmore University, 2021)

In 2012, Kenya discovered a substantial amount of commercially viable oil and is well on the way to becoming an oil-exporting country. However, there are many perils linked to exploitation of natural resources, the most ...

Tapping fresh currents: fostering early-career researchers in transdisciplinary water governance research

Gachenga, Elizabeth; Patterson, James J.; Lukasiewicz, Anna; Wallis, Philip J.; Rubenstein, Naomi; Coffey, Brian; Lynch, A. Jasmyn J.

Water governance is an important, yet complex and contested field. A central challenge for researchers is to engage with multiple understandings and perspectives that can shape water governance, and to move towards more ...

TATYANA KENDI

NJENGA (Strathmore University, 2021-03)

The idea of developing the sports sector is not foreign to most if not all countries. Sports governance is one of the main approaches taken to facilitate sports development. Good sports governance is highly influenced by ...

Tax buoyancy - a comparative study between Kenya and South Africa

Mandela, Mutokah Barrack (Strathmore University, 2015-07)

One of the most important measures of efficiency of any tax system in public finance is tax buoyancy which is simply the total response of tax revenue to changes in national income. Tax revenue in Africa have been relatively ...

Tax compliance, enforcement and taxpayer service in Kenya: the case of self-employed individual income taxpayers

Nyaga, Anne Gichuku (Strathmore University, 2014)

The purpose of this study is to explore the relationship between enforcement policies and taxpayer service on tax compliance. The argument is that while enforcement policies are tried and tested means of ensuring compliance, ...

The Taxation of athlete’s income in Kenya: an analysis of the duty to pay tax and its link with optimal tax revenue collection

Nakholi, John B. Inyanga (Strathmore University, 2017-01)

The overarching objective of this paper was to establish whether there existed the issue of double taxation practices against Kenyan athletes with the aim of answering the question, does the abolition of such practices ...

Taxonomy for digital forensic evidence

Karie, Nickson M.; Kebande, Victor R.; Venter, H. S. (Strathmore University, 2017)

Modern society has increased its dependencies on digital systems and computer networks in almost every area of life today. Although this dependency is good it has opened a whole new world of possibilities for criminals to ...

Teacher factors influencing integration of information communication technology in teaching of english language in secondary schools in Eldoret-East Sub-County, Kenya

Tenai, Noah Kibet (Strathmore University, 2017)

Researchers have identified several factors influencing the integration and adoption of ICT into teaching. Personal characteristics of a teacher such as gender, educational experience, training on ICT, attitudes and ...

Teachers and Students experiences with the learning - study approach to teaching and learning the completing square method of solving quadratic equations

Odindo, Fredrick (Strathmore University, 2019-08)

Past researches have shown that student’s performances in solutions of quadratic equations has been weak and raises questions about the pedagogical approaches adopted by teachers. The purpose of this paper is to report ...

Teacher’s preparedness for implementing competency based curriculum in primary schools in Kiambu County, Kenya

Mwabora, Julius; Nyamu, Florence; O'Connor, Marguerite Miheo (Strathmore University, 2019-08)

This article is based on a study that investigated teachers’ preparedness for implementing the competency-based curriculum in primary schools in Kiambu County, Kenya. The government of Kenya has rolled out the competency-based ...

Teaching business ethics in Africa : what ethical orientation? the case of East and Central Africa

Gichure, Christine Prof.

This paper starts off from what seems to be a difficulty of ethics in African Business today. For several years now Transparency International has placed some African countries high on its list of most corrupt countries ...

Teaching statistics in Kenya

Odhiambo, John W.

In Kenya today statistics is taught at various levels in the education system to various degrees of coverage and sophistication. At secondary school level there are rudimentary elements of descriptive statistics and ...

Technical vocation education and training (TVET) in changing times, a critical view of prior learning as a link to entrepreneurship and employment

Momanyi, Christopher; Riechi, Andrew Rasugu; Khatete, Ibrahim Wafula (Strathmore University, 2021)

For many countries, lifelong learning is a key component to building the human capital that is innovative and competitive in the fast-changing global economy. Most people’s learning take place through non-formal and informal ...

Technical, Economic and Sustainability Considerations of a Solar PV Mini Grid as a Tool for Rural Electrification in Uganda

Izael Da Silva; Geofrey Bakkabulindi; Al-Mas Sendegeya; Eriabu Lugujjo

The challenges facing rural electrification in Uganda are diverse with less than 3% of the rural population having access to electricity. The establishment of mini-grids powered by renewable energy sources makes it possible ...