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Current issue

The current issue of the Journal of Economics, Management Sciences and Procurement, as the journal's own records list it. Each article opens on jemspro.org.

The issue

Volume
Vol. 5
Articles
28
Pages
1–416
Article dates
5 January 2026 to 12 November 2026
Licence
CC BY 4.0
Cover of the Journal of Economics, Management Sciences and Procurement, Volume V, 2026: an open book with a diamond above its pages, and the open-access symbol.
JEMSPRO, Volume V (2026)

Table of contents

  1. Monetary Policy and Stock Market Performance in Kenya: Linear ARDL ApproachWilson Kibet Tuigong; Prof. P. I. Omboto; Dr. Hillary K. Ndambiri · pp. 1–15 · Research ArticlePDFHTML
  2. Training Practice and Employee Commitment in Selected County Governments in KenyaJackson Kaskul Alale; Prof. Gregory Simiyu Namusonge; Dr. Elizabeth Nambuswa Makokha · pp. 16–29 · Research ArticlePDFHTML
  3. Does Food Consumption Habits Have an Effect on Menu Choice? A Study on Hotel Customers in Star-Rated Hotels in Nakuru County, KenyaStella C. Barsulai; Mildred J. Limo · pp. 30–43 · Research ArticlePDFHTML
  4. Artificial Intelligence Usage on Students' Self-Efficacy and Academic Achievement in Among University Students in KenyaDr. Fauziya Karama · pp. 44–63 · Research ArticlePDFHTML
  5. Gender Mainstreaming and the Promotion of Peacebuilding Initiatives in Kakuma Refugee Camp, Turkana County, KenyaAurelia Wahome; Dr. Boniface Muoka · pp. 64–80 · Research ArticlePDFHTML
  6. Government Ownership and Financial Performance. Evidence from Listed Firms in Nairobi Securities ExchangeDaniel K. Rotich; Lucy Rono; Joel Tenai · pp. 81–94 · Research ArticlePDFHTML
  7. Foreign Ownership and Financial Performance of Firms Listed at the Nairobi Securities Exchange in KenyaDaniel Kipkoech Rotich; Prof. Lucy Rono; Dr. Joel Tenai · pp. 95–108 · Research ArticlePDFHTML
  8. Strategic Leadership and Commercialization of Research Output: Evidence from Universities in Nairobi County, KenyaSamson Kibii; Ambrose Kemboi; Yusuf Kibet · pp. 109–127 · Research ArticlePDFHTML
  9. The Mediating Effect of Succession Planning on the Relationship Between Risk Taking and Sustainability PerformanceBelinda Jelagat; Prof. Michael Korir; Dr. Lydia Maket · pp. 128–144 · Research ArticlePDFHTML
  10. Performance Management Practice and Employee Commitment in Selected County Governments in KenyaJackson Kaskul Alale; Prof Gregory Simiyu Namusonge; Dr. Elizabeth Nambuswa Makokha · pp. 145–158 · Research ArticlePDFHTML
  11. Green Disposal and Performance: A Reflection from Manufacturing Firms In KenyaRutere Yusuf · pp. 159–169 · Research ArticlePDFHTML
  12. Collaborative Capability, Green Manufacturing and Performance of Manufacturing Firms in Kenya: A Moderation Approach.Yusuf, PhD, Dr.Rutere · pp. 170–184 · Research ArticlePDFHTML
  13. Strategic Agility and Performance of Youth Owned Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises in Kiambu County, KenyaBeatrice Jerono Rotich; Charles Mwirigi · pp. 185–200 · Research ArticlePDFHTML
  14. Clan Culture and Performance of United Nations Agencies in Nairobi, KenyaKutata M. Tito; Dr. Jane Sang; Dr. Zurah Mohammed · pp. 201–209 · Research ArticlePDFHTML
  15. Strategic Sensitivity and Performance of Manufacturing Firms in Nairobi County, KenyaJoy Cherotich Tonui; Dr. Joy Lelei; Dr. Matha Metto · pp. 210–225 · Research ArticlePDFHTML
  16. Effect of Resource Fluidity on Operational Performance of SMEs in Nairobi City County, KenyaAlvil C; Dr. Joy Lelei; Dr. Razia Mbaraka · pp. 226–240 · Research ArticlePDFHTML
  17. Risk Tolerance and Retirement Planning among Employees of Selected Public Universities in Kenya: The Moderating Role of Financial Self-EfficacyCornelius Kipkemei Kurere · pp. 241–254 · Research ArticlePDFHTML
  18. Financial Attitude and Financial Literacy in Relation to Financial Management Behaviour among Youth Owned Enterprises in Nairobi Central Business District KenyaCornelius Kipkemei Kurere · pp. 255–268 · Research ArticlePDFHTML
  19. Board Capital, CEO Green Efficacy and Adoption of Green Finance Among Firms in the Financial Services Sector in KenyaCornelius Kipkemei Kurere · pp. 269–285 · Research ArticlePDFHTML
  20. Book–Tax Differences and Firm Value: Evidence from Firms Listed on the Nairobi Securities Exchange, KenyaHenry Achieng · pp. 286–298 · Research ArticlePDFHTML
  21. Effect of Reporting and Documentation on the Utilization of Donor-Funded Learning Materials in Public Schools in Kibra Constituency, Nairobi County, KenyaJeffrey Oduor; Dr. Fredrick Ochieng; Dr. Kimeli Korir · pp. 299–315 · Research ArticlePDFHTML
  22. The Effect Of Career Concern On Employee Performance At Bamburi Cement Mombasa County, KenyaEmilly Cherotich Ego; Lydia Maket; Leonard Mulongo · pp. 316–332 · Research ArticlePDFHTML
  23. Project Quality Planning And Performance Of Road Construction Projects In Mombasa County, Kenya.Luke Ng'etich Kibos; Fredrick Ochieng; Pamela Chebii · pp. 333–349 · Research ArticlePDFHTML
  24. Investment Allowances and Financial Performance of Energy and Petroleum Companies Listed at the Nairobi Securities Exchange in KenyaReuben Peter Mwita; Neddy Soi; Diane Uyoga · pp. 350–357 · Research ArticlePDFHTML
  25. Capital Adequacy Management and Financial Performance of Tier 1 Banks in KenyaBrian Miruka; Dr. Julius Miroga · pp. 358–368 · Research ArticlePDFHTML
  26. Effect of Ethical Governance on Firm Performance of Manufacturing Firms in Nairobi County, KenyaElijah Koech; Rose Boit; Gloria Tuwey · pp. 369–384 · Research ArticlePDFHTML
  27. Entrepreneurial Proactiveness and Performance of Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises in Nairobi County, KenyaJudy Mukami Muriuki; Catherine Muganda; Molly Awino · pp. 385–398 · Research ArticlePDFHTML
  28. Dairy Technological Interventions, Cooperative Intermediation and Smallholder Livelihoods: Evidence from the East Africa Dairy Development Project in Nandi County, KenyaVictor Kiptum Kering · pp. 399–416 · Research ArticlePDFHTML

From JEMSPRO's records on jemspro.org · read 13 November 2026 · each article opens on jemspro.org