Kenya's businesses are involved in diverse corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives, either on their own or with nonprofit organisations (NPOs) and other actors. Although the total sum of money in CSR in Kenya has ...

The introduction of the free maternal healthcare services by the government of Kenya in all public facilities in June 2013 was geared towards addressing the high burden of maternal mortality currently estimated at 488 ...

The main objective of this study was to investigate how Business Development Services intervened in the development of Micro and Small enterprises in Kenya. The study was prompted by previous studies which showed a low ...

In the modern day world numerous social media sites and applications have been developed that are being used worldwide. In the year 2015, both Facebook and Gmail announced that they have reached an active audience of 1 ...

This study focuses on the determinants of the prices of residential houses in Nairobi City County, Kenya. It uses correlation analysis to determine relationships that exist between the prices and selected independent ...

The realization of Vision 2030 and industrialization process is dependent on the contribution of family business in terms of mobilization of resources towards investments activities that generates income, wealth and ...

The board of directors is charged with the responsibility of facilitating changes that support the mission of the organization to realize its vision. In the recent past, a number of organizations listed in the NSE have ...

This research is about the influence of human resources practices on retention of medical officers in Nairobi County. The focus being level 5 and 6 hospitals. The human resources practices are on-boarding process, performance ...

The study aimed at establishing the impacts of usage of mobile phones on the growth of microenterprises. The study focused on mobile phones (and not telephony or telecommunications in general) because of the speedy adoption ...

Development, pricing and subsequent ownership of real estate in Kenya has been dynamic and occasionally economically volatile while experiencing strong market forces driven by factors such as demand, supply, fiscal ...