RESEARCH IN SOCIAL SCIENCES

The following include the Journal’s publications in the field of Social Sciences. The journal provides open access to all the published papers.

Towards Sustainable Fish Production: Tilapia Production and Farming in Semi-Arid and Arid Areas

Author: Karen Afandi Chagwaya African Research Journal of Education & Social Sciences Lino House, P.O Box 15509-00503, Mbagathi – Nairobi, KENYA Email: karenchagwaya@gmail.com Abstract: Tilapia farming presents a promising solution for promoting sustainable agricultural practices in arid and semi-arid regions, where water scarcity, extreme temperatures, and poor soil quality limit the viability of traditional farming. […]

Examining KRA Enforcement Measures for Illicit Cigarette Trade Control in Kenya

Authors: 1Nancy Jemutai, 2Martin Oleche and 3Cliff Obwogi  1&3National Defence University-Kenya, PO. Box 24381- 00502, NAIROBI, KENYA Co. Email: nancyjemutai.nj@gmail.com 2The University of Nairobi, P.O. Box 30197-00100, Nairobi, Kenya Email: moleche@uonbi.ac.ke ABSTRACT : Illicit cigarette trade poses a significant challenge to governments worldwide, impacting revenue streams and undermining tobacco control initiatives. In response, this study […]

Psychological Influence of Covid-19 on the Psycho-Spiritual Wellbeing of Priests and Religious in Ngong Diocese, Kenya

Authors: Gilbert Sepaiyan, Elizabeth Ngozi Okpalaenwe, David K. Mbugua Spirituality and Religious Formation, Tangaza University, P.O. Box 150055 – 00509, Langata, Nairobi. Corresponding email: gsepaiyan@rocketmail.com Abstract: This study explored the psychological effects of COVID-19 on the psycho-spiritual well-being of priests and religious in Ngong Diocese, Kenya. The study used Carol Ryff’s theoretical model of psychological […]

The Impact of Business Intelligence on Enhancing Tax Compliance in Kenya: A Comprehensive Analysis

Authors: Michael M. Gichuki1, Martin Oleche2 and Cliff Ooga Obwogi3 1&3National Defence University-Kenya, P.O. Box 24381- 00502, NAIROBI, KENYA Co. Author Email: mugendigm@gmail.com 2The University of Nairobi, P.O. Box 30197-00100, Nairobi, Kenya Email: moleche@uonbi.ac.ke ABSTRACT: The research in this paper seeks to understand the effects of Business Intelligence (BI) on tax compliance in Kenya, particularly […]

Moderating Effect of Employee Engagement on the Relationship Between Collective Bargaining Activity and Employee Performance among Doctors in Public Service Health Sector in Nairobi, Kenya

Authors: Nyakiba, Agnes Ongiri1, James Muya2 and Phylisters Daizy Matula3 1&2School of Business and Economics, Department of Business Administration, Kisii University, P.O.BOX, 408-40200, Kisii. KENYA. Co. Author Email: agnyakiba@yahoo.com 3Department of Educational Administration and Planning, University of Nairobi, P.O.BOX, 92-00906, Nairobi Abstract: Collective bargaining activity and employee engagement have become critical partners in influencing employee […]

Trauma Exposure and Socio-Demographic Risk Factors for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder among Secondary School Students in Samburu West, Kenya

Authors: Eliakim K. Silgich, Phillip O. Nying’uro and Cliff Obwogi 1&3National Defence University-Kenya, P.O. Box 24381- 00502, NAIROBI, KENYA Co. Author Email: silgich2015@yandex.com 2The University of Nairobi, P.O. Box 30197-00100, Nairobi, Kenya Email: pnyinguro@yahoo.com Abstract: The relationship between trauma exposure and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) symptoms among secondary school students in Samburu West, Kenya was […]

Communal Cohesion Effect on Fraternal Living Among Priests in the Catholic Diocese of Meru, Kenya

Ereneo Mutiria Marangu,  Daniel M. Kitonga,  Geoffrey Muhuri Spirituality and Religious Formation, Tangaza University, PO BOX 15055-00509, Nairobi Corresponding email: ereneomutiria@yahoo.com Abstract: This study examined the African value of communal life and fraternity among priests in the Catholic Diocese of Meru, Kenya. Specifically, the study examined how communal cohesion affects fraternal living among priests in […]

Childhood Emotional Abuse and Neglect as Determinants of Marital Relationship Quality among Married Members of an Evangelical Church in Nairobi, Kenya

Authors: Purity Kendi, Stella Nyagwencha & Naomi Nyarigoti United States International University-Africa P.O. Box 14634 – 00800, Nairobi, Kenya Email: kendiashitiva@gmail.com Abstract: Emotional neglect or abuse is known to be one of the most common forms of adverse childhood experiences, which is defined as the failure of caregivers to meet the psychological needs of a […]

Examining the relationship between PTSD symptoms among female Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) survivors and various forms of IPV in Nairobi County, Kenya

Edna Grace Wendo Chawiyah, Ruthie Rono and Munyae Mulinge United States International University – Africa, P.O. Box 14634 – 00800, Nairobi, Kenya Author for correspondence Email: eddieochieng28@gmail.com Abstract: Intimate partner violence (IPV) is a challenge in the worldthat impacts people’s mental health across different demographics. This study investigated the relationship between thesymptoms of PTSDamong female […]

Influence of Health Exercise on Reducing Stress among Pastors’ Wives in Pentecostal Churches in Laikipia County, Kenya

Authors: Phinehas Ng’ang’a Kamande and Florence S. A. K’Okul Department of Psychology (Counseling Psychology) Mount Kenya University, P. O. Box 342-01000, Thika, Kenya Co-responding Author Email: ngangaphinehas@gmail.com   Abstract: Pastors’ wives are an  important group of people in the society ;they are not only looked upon by their families and congregations for inspiration but they […]