It is universally accepted that electrification enhances quality of life at the household level and stimulates economy at a broader level. The immediate benefit of electrification comes in the form of improved livelihoods ...

Across the globe, approximately 884 million people lack access to safe water sources and more than 2.6 billion people do not have access to sanitation (a system for the collection, transport, treatment and disposal or ...

Education has historically been viewed as an effective way of reducing socioeconomic disadvantage (Oloo, 2010). This is because quality education is capable of empowering and creating more opportunities for less advantaged ...

This article critically examines how selected African theologians theorise on the concept of ‘community’ in the African context through their writings and oral discussions. It argues that uncritical theorisation on ...

This article describes how the Agĩkũyũ religious beliefs, cultural practices, peasant farming at the turn of the 19th century enabled them to conserve and live in harmony with their environment. The affinity of the Agĩkũyũ ...

The potential of youth to become the agents of social and economic change has not been achieved due to challenges of unemployment since youth have not been able to obtain decent jobs. The paper is based on literature ...

The increasing prevalence of crimes of passion among university students has raised significant concerns. These crimes have adverse emotional and psychological outcomes. Existing pastoral counseling models, including ...

Community participation has been adopted as a means for enlightening the lives of the people through their active participation in the entire project cycle. The government of Kenya with the determination of bringing ...

Constituency Development Fund was created by the CDF Act 2003 and made operational in January 2004. The Act was amended in 2007 and its allocation increased from 2.5% to 7.5% to support community-based development ...