• Barriers to use of ICT-based Library Services by Persons with Disabilities: Case Study of Kenya National Library Services (Nakuru Branch) 

  Shileche, Moses Isutsa; Ratanya, Felicitas (Kenya Association of Library and Information Professionals, 2012-11-09)

  Advances in Information and Community Technology (ICT) have resulted in providing access to information for all users, irrespective of their ability. This is basically a requirement for all libraries and information centers. ...

• Scenarios in Accessing E-Resources in University Libraries: A Case of MMUST University Library, Kakamega, Kenya 

  Shileche, Moses (2016-05-21)

  E-learning, Open University Education, Vision 2030 and Cell phone data transfer has put information managers, learners, educators, scholars and financier’s in institutions of higher learning at crossroads of either ...

• Trends and Issues in School Librarianship 

  Shileche, Moses (Conference paper, 2017-10-13)

• Exploring Deep Learning Methods Used in the Medical Device Sector 

  Kayusi, fredrick (2024-04-02)

  The healthcare sector is witnessing significant development in many aspects thanks to the effects of artificial intelligence or software, which has turned out to be the centre of attraction all over the world. This is ...

• Using Ghana's Alternative Medical Healthcare Practice Act 2000 (Act 575) to Evaluate Doctor-Patient Relationship and Medical Negligence Issues Arising from Integration of Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare 

  Kayusi, Fred (Al-Salam Journal for Medical Science, 2024-04-02)

  This study examines the necessary changes in Ghana’s medical negligence law which governs artificial intelligence (AI) pilots in hospitals to preserve the doctor-patient relationship and address the liability gap by reviewing ...

• Slope stability analysis at soapstone mining sites in Nyamarambe, Kisii County, Kenya 

  Kayusi, Fred (International journal of Geography, Geology and Environment, 2024-04-02)

  Abstract Soapstone mining designs cause slope instability, resulting in quarry accidents causing injuries, and death to artisanal miners. Slope destabilization of soapstone strata and sliding of rock masses into open pits ...

• Information Literacy- Pwani University Library 

  Isutsa, Moses (Pwani University, 2023-08-21)

  Information literacy instruction and orientation Programme Objectives a) To familiarize users with the library facility, resources and services. b) To acquaint users/students/teachers with basic database searching ...

• EFFICIENCY OF MAERUA SUBCORDATA ROOT POWDER IN FLUORIDES AND MICROBES REMOVAL FROM WATER: A CASE STUDY OF THIKA AREA- UPPER TANA BASIN 

  Atinda, Justine (Pwani University, 2021-05-04)

  It is common in Kenya to see people with brown teeth. This could be attributed partly to high concentrations of fluoride in the water that they drink. Apart from fluoride causing browning of teeth - a condition referred ...

• Psycho-social support to children infested by jigger in Kisii County: Social work perspective 

  Ondabu, Fredrick; Orucho, Justine; Agura, Bismark (International Journal of Arts, Humanities and Social Studies, 2022-12-30)

  Social workers are critical in assessing the social care needs of individuals and providing psycho-social support. However, the management and containment of jigger infestations are not adequately addressed despite tungiasis ...

• Exploitation of Scented Volatiles and Essential Oil of Mkilua fragrans Verdc. for Livelihood Enhancement Among the Coastal Communities of Kenya 

  Kiti, Helen M.; Wainaina, Moses; Muhammed, Najya; Odalo, Josiah O. (Kenya Aquatica Journal, 2019-12-30)

  Essential oils and volatiles are complex mixtures of biologically active substances used since time immemorial as flavoring agents and constituents of a number of commercial products. The fragrant plant, Mkilua fragrans ...

• Evaluation of Water Quality in Shallow Wells at Mokowe Village in Lamu County 

  Saidi, Saidi S.; Maghanga, Justin K.; Guyo, Paul M. (Kenya Aquatica Journal, 2019-12-30)

  Inadequate supply of fresh piped water at Mokowe Village in Lamu County has forced the residents to depend on alternative water sources such as shallow wells for their daily needs such as shallow wells. However, most of ...

• Mathematical Models For Animal Population Dynamics 

  Kiti, Leonard A. (Kenya Aquatica Journal, 2019-12-30)

  Researchers have always been interested in systems consisting of multiple autonomous agents. Many systems are inspired from the observation of animals that move from one area to another or a system where the species ...

• Land-Based Activities as Pollution Sources on Fresh Water Resources: A Case Study of Selected Heavy Metal Contamination in River Mukurumudzi, Kwale County 

  Mwashinga, Edwin; Ojwang, Loice M.; Mwaguni, Saeed (Kenya Aquatica Journal, 2019-12-30)

  Pollution of water-body ecosystems by heavy metals through uncontrolled anthropogenic activities lead to serious ecological problems in many parts of the world. These metals continue to accumulate to high toxic levels ...

• Influence of Nutrients on Seagrass Distribution in Malindi, Kenya 

  Kombe, Clarice A.; Ojwang, Loice M.; Maghanga, Justin K. (Kenya Aquatica Journal, 2019-12-30)

  Seagrass are marine flowering plants that occupy both tidal and subtidal marine environments. They are highly productive ecosystems that are useful indicators of environmental health due to their sensitivity to changes ...

• Influence of Salt Works’ Hyper-Saline Waste-Brine on Distribution of Mangrove Crabs (Decapoda) within the Gongoni-Kurawa Intertidal Area, Kenya 

  Mumbah, Sonia K.; Manyala, Julius O.; Njiru, James (Kenya Aquatica Journal, 2018-11-30)

  Evaporation is one of the oldest methods employed in sea salt production, a process that involves pumping seas water into a series of ponds where solar evaporation concentrates it into brine, and precipitates the salt; ...

• Review of Coral Classification Status: A Case Study of Kiunga Marine National Reserve, North Coast Kenya 

  Unknown author (Kenya Aquatica Journal, 2018-11-30)

  Coral classification is a dynamic science which requires regular updates on the species name changes, distribution, threats of extinction and the methods used to detect these changes. Use of a single method of classification ...

• Identification and Characterization of Kenyan Marine Microalgae Strains towards Bio-fuel Production 

  Musungu, Kathleen; Mgutu, Allan; Matoka, Charles; Odalo, Josiah (Kenya Aquatica Journal, 2018-11-30)

  The rising global energy demand in both developed and developing countries is heavily straining the limited energy reservoir. The increased use of fossil fuels result in large Green House Gases (GHS) emissions, that are ...

• Evaluation of UV-Resistance of Epibiotic Bacteria Co-existing with the Kenyan Marine Lyngbya majuscula 

  Nyiro, Constance; Dzeha, Thomas; Mwafaida, Joseph M.; Mburu, David (Kenya Aquatica Journal, 2018-11-30)

  The marine cyanobacterium Lyngbya majuscula is reported to be a source of a wide array of natural products. Some of the products exhibit photo-protective properties. L. majuscula has also been shown to live in association ...

• Long Line Seaweed Farming as an Alternative to other Commonly used Methods in Kenyan Coast 

  Nyamora, Jane; Mangondu, Esther; Mwihaki, Gladys; Muya, Judith; Nyakeya, Kobingi (Kenya Aquatica Journal, 2018-11-30)

  To counter the rampant fishing pressure on the over exploited fisheries resources, seaweed farming is gaining momentum as an alternative livelihood among the Kenya coastal communities. There is also a worldwide growing ...

• Access to Water in Kenya’s Coast Region: A Challenge to Community Development and Poverty Alleviation in Lamu County 

  Ignatius, David O.; Hassan, Farida A.; Morara, George N; Osore, Melckzedeck K.; Mutua, Benedict; Kitaka, Nzula K. (Kenya Aquatica Journal, 2018-11-30)

  Water is considered a basic commodity and essential for life - living on planet earth is dependent on it. However, access to water has been and will continue to be a dilemma for a majority of the residents at the coast of ...

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