KIMAKWA, EDWARD WAFULA

Fisheries including tunas play a significant role in contributing to the national economy. The
management and development of tunas in Kenya has been challenged by the paucity of information
and knowledge on this fishery. The main objective of this study was to interrogate the scientific
robustness of the Kenya national fisheries policy and legal framework on tuna management in the
country. The study sourced catch data from primary and secondary sources. Fish samples from

OTIENO, ERICK OCHIENG

Insider threat to information security is increasingly becoming a challenge to information security managers. One of the biggest challenges is not a lack of strong and robust policies, but that of ensuring full or highest rate of compliance with the policies. This is more compounded by the threats posed by insiders who have unfettered access to information systems assets. It is no surprise then that despite heavy investments in ensuring information security infrastructure, institutions still face the highest rates of information security breaches.

KERUBO, JOYCE OMBONGI

Plastics enter the ocean inform of either large debris or microplastics that are a product of breakdown from the large debris or are primarily microplastics suchs as beads used in beauty products. Plastic pollution impacts in oceans are considerable world over. Microplastics (MPs) are tiny plastic particles measuring between 0.1μm and 5000 μm, make an important part of plastic pollution and form a pathway to the aquatic food web including humans. And although this is a global problem, there are limited studies along the Kenyan Coast in the Western Indian Ocean (WIO).