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Government Integrated Social Programmes and Their Impacts on Management of Urban Security: A Case of Nairobi City County, Kenya
(ANU, 2025-03)The architecture and implementation process of government integrated social programmes is often overlooked which in turn affects their effectiveness. Among the key roles of such programmes is promotion of urban security ... -
Civil Society Organizations in Ensuring Peaceful Election Processes in Kibera Constituency, Kenya
(ANU, 2025-06)This study examines the role of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) in ensuring peaceful election processes in Kibera Constituency, Kenya. Despite efforts by public institutions and stakeholders to enhance electoral ... -
Assessing the Effect of Integration Programs on Socioeconomic Adaptation of Refugees in Nairobi, Kenya
(2025-06)The main objective of the study was to assess integration programs and refugees’ socioeconomic adaptation in Nairobi, Kenya. The following research goals acted as the guide to the study: identifying the impact of education ... -
Dynamics of Health Education on Food Security Among the Refugees in Dadaab Refugee Camp, Kenya
(ANU, 2025-05)Refugees and asylum seekers face persistent food security challenges due to their heavy reliance on humanitarian aid, which is increasingly unsustainable amid global crises driven by conflicts and disasters. This study ... -
The Role of Customary Courts in Resolving Land Disputes: A Case Study of Munuki Payam, Juba City, South Sudan
(ANU, 2025-06)Customary courts have historically played a vital role in resolving land disputes in South Sudan, since statutory courts are not easily accessible. However, admissibility of evidence, fairness in procedures, and institutional ...
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