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Climate Change Effects on Agrochemical Use Trends and Health of Fresh Produce Farmers in Nakuru County, Kenya: Exploring Emerging Associations
(Journal of Medicine, Nursing and Public Health, 2025)Abstract In an ideal agricultural setting, climate-resilient practices are adopted to optimize crop production while minimizing health and environmental risks. However, in regions like Nakuru County, Kenya, where agriculture ... -
Exploring the Drives of Accrual Accounting Adoption in the Kenya’s Public Sector
(International Journal of Research and Innovation in Social Science (IJRISS), 2025-07-09)The Kenya’s public sector accounting continues to face persistent challenges that hinder fiscal transparency and accountability at both the national and county government levels. These challenges include unverified ... -
Genetic Diversity of Selected Antibiotic Resistant Bacterial Strains from Industrial Effluents in Nairobi County, Kenya
(Journal of Advances in Microbiology, 2025)Abstract Antibiotic resistance represents a critical global health challenge driven by the dissemination of resistant bacterial genes across households, livestock and environmental reservoirs. Horizontal gene transfer and ... -
Meru university of science and Technology 12th Graduation souvenir magazine
(Meru university of science and Technology, 2024-10-04)The idea of establishing a University dates back many years to the early 1960s when the Njuri Ncheke (Council of elders of the Meru people) conceived an idea of establishing an institution of higher education in Meru. ... -
Meru university of science and Technology 10th Graduation souvenir magazine
(2023-03-11)The idea of establishing a University dates back many years to the early 1960s when the Njuri Ncheke (Council of elders of the Meru people) conceived an idea of establishing an institution of higher education in Meru. ...
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