Students/Alumni Publications

The international Labor Organization (ILO) was established as part of the Peace Treaty of Versailles in 1919. As an international institution ILO is mandated to set labor standards and this…

Despite the abundance of coconut palms in Kenya’s Coast Province and the crop’s importance as Kilifi District’s main cash earner, it remains a highly underutilized resource. Most residents view coconut…

This study explores the challenges and opportunities facing Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs) in Liberia, situating the analysis within international frameworks such as UNCTAD, ITC, AfCFTA, ECOWAS, and the World…

Background: Despite oral diseases being preventable, they affect nearly half of the global population. However, it is estimated that 46% of individuals do not routinely visit the dentist. The delayed…

Background: Organisational effectiveness (OE) is critical for faith-based organisations (FBOs), particularly churches, to fulfil their mission while advancing human development. Despite their societal influence, no existing tool adequately measures OE…

The role of Weighted Distribution in statistical modeling is influenced by a particular weighting mechanism. This paper introduces the Weighted Two-Parameter Rayleigh (W2R) distribution, an extension of the Rayleigh distribution,…

The importance of the private sector cannot be undervalued as it remains the prevailing source of employment generator in Seychelles, accounting for on average 65 per cent of the formally…

Purpose: This paper looks at how technology helps in making nationalization policies work in different industries. Nationalization is when the government takes control of certain industries, like oil, mining, or transport.…

Uganda, a nation amidst socio-economic transformation, faces significant challenges concerning human security that demand unified and proactive efforts at the national level. In the wake of a notable decline in…