Tag: Stakeholders
Stakeholder-Partnership Engagement as a Counter Terrorism Strategy in Wajir County, Kenya

Stakeholder-Partnership Engagement as a Counter Terrorism Strategy in Wajir County, Kenya

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Jared Akama Onyari, Pia Okeche, Daniel Kandagor & Godfrey UngayaKisii University, KenyaEmail: onyarijared@gmail.com Abstract: Terrorism continues to threaten the security of many counties in Kenya, mainly those along North Eastern regions, particularly Mandera, Garissa and Wajir counties, who are vulnerable to terrorist strikes. This study examined stakeholder-partnership engagement in countering terrorism in Wajir County, North…

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Influence of Stakeholders’ Participation Practices on Institutional Performance in Selected National Polytechnics in Kenya

Influence of Stakeholders’ Participation Practices on Institutional Performance in Selected National Polytechnics in Kenya

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Elicanah Moenga Mosiori, Ruth Thinguri & Mary MugweMount Kenya UniversityEmail: emosiori@gmail.com Abstract: Globally, academicians are aware of the necessity of well-organized management of educational institutions. This research sought to look at the influence of stakeholders’ participation practices on institutional performance in selected 6 national polytechnics. It was guided by the Strategic Choice Theory and the…

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Teachers’ Understanding of Corporal Punishment Legal Policy in Tanzanian Schools

Teachers’ Understanding of Corporal Punishment Legal Policy in Tanzanian Schools

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Elkana S Ntebi – St John’s University of Tanzania, DodomaProf. Emmanuel D. Mbennah – Embassy of the United Republic of Tanzania, Harare, ZimbabweCorresponding Author: juniorntebi@gmail.com Abstract: For a long time now, primary schools in Tanzania have been struggling to attain full implementation of the corporal punishment legal policy. Among others, the implementation seems to be…

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Stakeholders’ Awareness Creation on Online Child Abuse among Primary School Children in Langata Sub-county, Nairobi County in Kenya

Stakeholders’ Awareness Creation on Online Child Abuse among Primary School Children in Langata Sub-county, Nairobi County in Kenya

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Wilkins Ndege Muhingi – The Catholic University of Eastern AfricaJohnson Nzau Mavole – The Catholic University of Eastern AfricaMumo Nzau – University of NairobiCorresponding Author: wilkndege@gmail.com Received September 6, 2020; Revised September 17, Accepted September 18, 2020 Abstract: There exist several technical mechanisms to protect children on the internet. However, children continue encountering problems emanating…

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Stakeholders’ Perspectives on Correlates of Academic Underachievement in Public Primary Schools in Iganga District, Uganda

Stakeholders’ Perspectives on Correlates of Academic Underachievement in Public Primary Schools in Iganga District, Uganda

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Waiswa Mark Michael & Benson Kinuthia – University of Eastern Africa, Baraton, Kenya Received July 16, 2020; Revised July 29, 2020; Accepted July 31, 2020 Abstract: This study investigated stakeholder’s perspectives on the cause of academic underachievement in public primary schools comparing views of the different stakeholders in Iganga District. The objective was to relate…

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Bachelor of Education Programmes Offered in Private Universities in Tanzania within the Framework of the Inter-university Councilof East Africa: Stakeholders’ Eye on Quality of Their Products

Bachelor of Education Programmes Offered in Private Universities in Tanzania within the Framework of the Inter-university Councilof East Africa: Stakeholders’ Eye on Quality of Their Products

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Prospery M Mwila – Mwenge Catholic University of Tanzania, Dr. Meremo, J. G. – St Augustine University of TanzaniaCorresponding Author: jamwime@gmail.com Received September 5, 2019; Reviewed September 15, 2019; Accepted September 16, 2019 Abstract: This study was to analyze whether there were significant differences in perception of stakeholders on quality of the products of Bachelor…

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