• FACTORS AFFECTING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF BRANDING AS A MARKETING STRATEGY IN SELECTED PRIVATE UNIVERSITIES IN KENYA 

  MAINA, NG’ANG’A, EDWIN (Africa international University, 2017-07-05)

  Private universities are operating in an increasingly complex environment characterised by stiff competition for students and resources. Internationalization of education, competition from public universities and growth ...
• THE EXPERIENCE OF CULTURE SHOCK AND ITS EFFECTS ON INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS’ ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE AT AFRICA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY, KAREN NAIROBI 

  MULBAH, JUTONUE (Africa international University, 2017-07-05)

  The study aimed at investigating the experience of culture shock and its effects on international students’ academic performance at Africa International University. Investigation was made to find out whether international ...
• FACTORS INFLUENCING STUDENTS’ PERCEPTION OF ONLINE COURSES AT AFRICA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY 

  ALIGULA, EDWARD (Africa international University, 2019-07-01)
• FACTORS INFLUENCING TEACHER’S JOB SATISFACTION AND PERFORMANCE IN SELECTED SCHOOLS IN YEI TOWN, SOUTH SUDAN 

  OHIDE, ALYAHA DANIEL FELIX (Africa international University, 2017-07-03)

  The purpose of this study was to examine factors influencing teacher’s job satisfaction and performance in the private primary schools in Yei town, South Sudan. The study employed survey or quantitative research design in ...
• DISCIPLESHIP TRAINING AND ITS EFFECTS ON REFUGEE CHURCH MEMBERS IN SELECTED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES OF SOUTH SUDANESE IN KENYA 

  Odolla, Odolla Owar (Africa international University, 2017-07-05)

  This study investigated discipleship training and its effects on refugee church members in selected Presbyterian Churches of South Sudanese in Kenya. It sought to establish whether or not discipleship training has impacted ...
• FACTORS CONTRIBUTING TO LEADERSHIP SKILLS’ DEVELOPMENT AMONG PUPILS AT SIMBA WA YUDA ACADEMY IN SIMIYU REGION, TANZANIA 

  NEEMA, KAVIRA (Africa international University, 2017-07-05)

  The idea of this thesis was prompted by persisted lack of servant leaders in the society. This qualitative research was to investigate factors that participants deeply perceive as contributing to leadership skills development ...
• EFFECTS OF THE TRANSITION OF THEOLOGICAL SEMINARIES IN KENYA TO UNIVERSITIES ON THEIR EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN IDENTITY 

  KINTU, HARRIET AKUGIZIBWE CAROLINE (Africa international University, 2017-07-09)

  Theological education in Africa in the past two decades has experienced numerous changes. A contemporary issue is the transitioning from theological seminaries to Christian universities. This restructuring has created ...
• EFFECTS OF SINGLE PARENTING ON THE ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE OF TEENAGERS IN SELECTED HIGH SCHOOLS IN NGONG, KAJIADO COUNTY KENYA 

  NGIGI, HANNAH NJERI (Africa international University, 2017-07-08)

  This study is a descriptive study which sought to investigate the effects of single parenting on the academic performance of teenagers in selected high schools in Ngong, Kajiado County, Kenya. The study further investigated ...
• PERCEPTIONS OF SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS ON THE BASIC EDUCATION ACT NO. 14 OF 2013 OF KENYA AND RELATIONSHIP TO THEIR JOB SATISFACTION 

  LAN, CHRIS Z. (Africa international University, 2017-07-05)

  The thrust of this study was to examine how secondary school teachers in Karen perceive the Basic Education No. 14 of 2013 of Kenya and its relationship to their job satisfaction. A descriptive survey research design ...
• AN INVESTIGATION ON THE EFFECTS OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY ON THE LEARNING BEHAVIOR OF STUDENTS IN THE JOS STUDY CENTER OF NATIONAL OPEN UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA 

  GABRIE, ANN UNEKWU (Africa international University, 2017-07-08)

  This study investigated the effects of digital technology on the learning behavior of students in the Jos study Center of National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN). Investigation was made on three learning behaviors that ...
• INVESTIGATING MANAGEMENT, CIVIL WAR AND FUNDING AS KEY FACTORS LIMITING GROWTH OF GIDEON THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE IN SOUTH SUDAN IN 1976- 2013 

  PADIET, PETER NYOK (Africa international University, 2019-07-07)

  Despite the overarching challenges facing institutions of higher learning in South Sudan that have hitherto been worsened by a lethargic economy and conflicts, there has been a sense of commitment to developing the ...
• PERCEPTIVE OF THE TEACHERS AND PUPILS ON THE EFFECTS OF SOCIOECONOMIC FACTORS ON CHILDREN’S COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT 

  KARIMI, MUKIIRA TECLA (Africa international University, 2019-06-04)

  For child’s proper cognitive development to occur, there are some factors that needs to be enhanced. What are some of the factors that affect cognitive development? Does a parent’s income or education level impact cognitive ...
• TRAINING NEEDS OF THE MENTALLY CHALLENGED PERSONS AT MATHARI, NAIROBI HOSPITAL AND THEIR RELEVANCE TO INTEGRATION IN THE SOCIETY 

  KIBISU, KENNETH AMUGUNE (Africa international University, 2019-07-01)

  Mentally challenged persons face unique problems in Kenya. One of these challenges is training. This study was concerned with the training needs of mentally challenged persons at the Mathari Mental hospital, with a view ...
• An Investigaton of the Role of the Family Head in Household Conversion among the Akamba and its Missiological Implications for the Church 

  Kakui, Silas Mailu (2014-05-26)

  The objective of this study was to study the husband-wife conversion dynamics specifically examining the role of the family head in household conversion among the Akamba and its missiological implications for the church. ...
• Determinants of Participation in Church among the Marginalized Groups:a casde study of the Pygmies in Ijwi and Katana Forests in Congo 

  Mwangi, Samuel Muraguri (2014-05-21)

  The issue of taking social responsibility as part of Christian outreach has been ignored and overlooked for a long time. The purpose of this study was to establish the determinants of participation in Church among the ...
• Effects of Institutional Culture on Leadership Transitions at Koru Bible College, 1961-2002, with Implications for Effective Introduction of Change in any Academic Environment 

  Kiptanui, Kitur John (2014-05-21)

  The main purpose of this study was to reconstruct the founding organizational culture ofKoru Bible College and then describe its effects on subsequent leadership transitions. The study also sought to draw general ...
• The Impact of Miracles on Church Growth at Redeemed Gospel Church, Quarry, Nairobi (1998-2007) 

  Muchilwa, Bernard Amianda (2014-05-21)

  Whereas the happening of miracles, whether divine or demonic, may seem indisputable in some communities today, their impact is one thing that has not been systematically considered and chronicled. It was this realization, ...
• An Evaluation of the Strategies of Mission to the Urban Poor by Nairobi Pentecostal Church-Central, in the Light of Luke-Acts / 

  Nguuh, John-Wesley Gichovi (2014-05-20)

  The objective of this study was to evaluate the strategies of the mission to the urban poor by the Nairobi Pentecostal Church(NPC)-Central in the light of the concept of poverty in Luke-Acts. In order to achieve this ...
• The Role of Church Leadership in Numerical Church Growth :a case study of Northmead Assembly of God and Bread of Life Church International in Zambia 

  Shakwelele, George (2014-05-16)

  This study was an attempt to find out, understand and describe the role of church leadership in numerical church growth of North mead Assembly of God and Bread of Life Church International. The study was carried out as ...
• The Perception of LeadershipTowards HIV/AIDS Prevention Campaigns of MAP International in Embul Bul and Ng'ong Deliverance Churches 

  Sempebwa, George William (2014-05-16)

  The objective of this study was to evaluate the perception of leadership towards HIVIAIDS prevention campaigns of MAP International in Embul Bul and N'gong Deliverance Churches. In order to come up with a substantial ...

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