Strathmore University

How can manufacturing firms transform green collaboration into sustainable innovation? Unpacking the sustainable supply chain finance and stakeholder pathways in Ghana

Purpose Grounded in the natural resource-based view and contingency theory, this study investigates how green supply chain collaboration enhances sustainable business model innovation. It explores the mediating role of sustainable supply chain finance and the moderating effects o...

A User-Centered Approach to Customizing, Validating, and Evaluating a Large Language Model for Empowering Healthcare Providers with Up-to-Date Information on Adolescent and Child Health

Healthcare professionals (HCPs) in Kenya face critical challenges in accessing reliable, context-specific information on adolescent and child health, which hampers clinical decision-making and compromises patient outcomes. Large Language Models (LLMs) offer a promising solution b...

Trends in artificial intelligence-generated and -assisted content in comment pieces in The Lancet Regional Health, 2020–2025: a longitudinal study and citation impact analysis

Abstract Background Large language models (LLMs) are now widely used in numerous text-generation exercises. This trend raises important questions about the scientific literature and the effectiveness of editorial checks. This study aimed to measure the frequency of artificial int...

Exploring the diversity of service failure perceptions and their associated social media complaint behaviours in the Kenyan hospitality industry

Purpose This study sought to examine the diversity of service failure perceptions (SFPs) underlying the incidence of social media complaint behaviour in the Kenyan hospitality industry in order to uncover heterogeneous customer responses to service failures. Design/methodology/ap...

Africa's Migration: Redrawing Borders and Building Unity

Forced migration in Africa is more than a humanitarian crisis; it reshapes political, economic, and social structures by altering identities, redrawing borders, and challenging governance. This paper examines the historical roots of displacement, from precolonial mobility systems...

Cholera endemicity as a systems failure: a STAMP-CAST investigation in Kakuma and Dadaab refugee complexes in Kenya

Abstract Background Cholera outbreaks continue to pose a significant public health threat in Kenya and other low-and middle-income countries, particularly in humanitarian settings where overcrowding, inadequate water and sanitation services, population mobility, and climate-relat...