Kiswahili: A Tool for Development: the Multidisciplinary Approach - Shitemi, Naomi L; Noordin, Mwanakombo N; Opijah, Allan L; Mukuria, Davies M (Moi University Press, 2001)

Meaning in benga music of western Kenya - Barz G. (British Journal of Ethnomusicology, 2001)

Medical cases admitted to Kenyatta National Hospital ICU and their outcome: a five year retrospective study January 1995-December 199 - Werunga, Protus K (University of Nairobi, CHS, Kenya, 2001)

The Missing Links (A Novel – 309 Pages) - T.0. Odongo (East African Educational Publishers, 2001)

The novel and the politics of nation building in East Africa - Simatei, Tirop Peter (Bayreuth African Studies, 2001)

Politics And Gender In Kiswahili Drama: The Case Of Mazrui's Kilio Cha Haki And Wamitila's Wingu La Kupita - Peter Simatei (African Language Literatures in Political Contexts, Bayreuth:Bayreuth African Studies Series, 2001)

Privatization or Foreignisation; A Panacea for African economic Inefficiency paper written for New Times newspaper in Kigali (2001)

Relative importance of conservation areas in Kenya based on diverse tourist attractions - Okello, Moses Makonjio; Wishitemi, Bobby Ernest; Mwinzi, Avignon Muusya; others (Journal of Tourism Studies, 2001)

The role of telecentres in the provision of agricultural information for rural development in Sub-Saharan Africa - Kiplangat, Joseph (Quarterly bulletin of the International Association of Agricultural information specialists, 2001)

Strategic responses of petroleum firms in Kenya to challenges of increased competition in the industry - Chepkwony, Joel K (University of Nairobi, 2001)

Tumor utilization committee - Ang, Kian; Byhardt, Roger; Campbell, Bruce; Chapman, J Donald; Eisenberg, Burton; Greven, Kathryn; Harris, Jonathan; Hoffman, John; Lange, Christopher; McCormick, Beryl; others (International journal of radiation oncology, biology, physics, 2001)

Using Evaluation in Training and Development - Odini, Cephas (Journal of Management Development, 2001)

When anthelmintics do not work - Gatongi,P.M. (The Kenya Veterinarian, 2001)

Who is a true African Hero: Mandela or Nyerere (2001)

Candidate's thesis: quality of life and recurrence concern in survivors of head and neck cancer - Campbell, Bruce H; Marbella, Anne; Layde, Peter M (The Laryngoscope, 2000)

Control Strategies of HIV/AIDS in Kenya - Ruttoh, Simon K (Reproductive Health of Humankind in Asia and Africa: A Global Perspective, 2000)

“Disillusionment”. - T. O. Odongo (Poem published in Echoes Across the Valley, 2000)

How to Find Meaning in Poetry - Mboya, Tom M (Western Educational Publishers, 2000)

''Kenya's Foreign Policy and Africas Conflict management,'' - Kurgat, Dr. Paul K. (G. P. Okoth & B. A. Ogot, - CONFLICT IN CONTEMPORARY AFRICA, 2000)

Nation-Building and Literary Imagination in East Africa: A Brief Survey - Peter Simatei (Afrika im Wandel. Tagungsband des DFG Graduiertenkollegs, 2000)

Publishing and distribution of educational books in Kenya: a study of market liberalisation and book consumption - Rotich, Daniel Chebutuk (Moi University, 2000)

A randomised open clinical trial to compare Dihydroartemisinin suppositories and intravenous Quinine dihydrochloride in the treatment of severe P. Falciparum Malaria in the highlands of Western Kenya - Ongor WO (2000)

A randomised open label clinical trial to compare the efficacy and safety of I. V Quinine followed by oral Malarone Vs IV Quinine followed by oral Quinine in the treatment of severe malaria( - Esama, F.; Tenge, CN; Ayuo, P.O.; Ong'or, W.Owino; A. O bala; Ejakait, B. (Journal of Tropical Paediatrics, 2000)

Rectal dihydroartemisinin versus intravenous quinine in the treatment of severe malaria: a randomised clinical trial - Esamai, F.; Ayuo, P; Owino-Ong’or, W.; Rotich, J.; Ngindu, A.; A. O bala; Ogaro, F.; Quoqiao, L.; Xingbo, G.; Guangqian, L. ((East African Medical journal, 2000)

Role of Principal-ship in the outcome based Environment - D.K., Serem (Maseno Journal of Education, Arts and Social Sciences, 2000)

The role of the Christian church in socio-economic and political development in Kenya - Kamaara, Eunice (Journal of Third World Studies, 2000)

SOME MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF KENAF/POLYPROPYLENE COMPOSITES PREPARED USING A FILM STACKING TECHNIQUE. - Paul Wambua; Jan Ivens (Society of Manufacturing Engineers, 2000)

Strategic Management for Today’s Libraries - Odini, Cephas (Library Management, 2000)

Textbook publishing in Kenya under a new policy on school textbook procurement - Rotich, Daniel Chebutuk (Publishing Research Quarterly, 2000)

Tongue reconstruction with a combined brachioradialis-radial forearm flap - Sanger, James R; Campbell, Bruce H; Ye, Zhong; Yousif, N John; Matloub, Hani S (Journal of reconstructive microsurgery, 2000)

Traitement des dechets d'origine petroliere au Ghana - A. Kumar; K. Boakye (Environment Africain, 2000)
Les huiles issues de déchets pétroliers ont des effets négatifs sur l'environnement. Même si elles ne sont pas toxiques, elles peuvent affecter négativement l'environnement si elles ne sont pas correctement mises en décharge. Une étude a été menée au Ghana pour estimer la quantité produite d'huiles de lubrification issues de produits pétroliers, leur utilisation et le schéma de mise en décharge. Un total de 184 unités a été étudié. Outre à Accra, la capitale, l'étude a été réalisée dans des grandes villes et dans des régions d'industries minières. Une grande partie des huiles aboutit sous forme de déchets qui sont jetés au hasard ou brûlés à l'air libre. Un point encourageant au sujet de la réutilisation est la disponibilité de certaines industries à utiliser ces huiles comme combustibles. Mais l'effet à long terme sur l'environnement du brûlage des huiles usagées non traitées doit être pris en considération dans la mesure où ces huiles contiennent des métaux comme additifs qui sont relâchés dans l'atmosphère en cas de brûlage. L'agence de protection de l'environnement du Ghana n'a pas de telles réglementations restreignant le brûlage des huiles usagées pour leur utilisation en tant que combustibles.

Using Evaluation in Training and Development - Odini, Cephas (International Journal of Manpower, 2000)

Uswahilishaji wa istilahi katika baadhi ya vipengele vya taaluma ya Uchanganuzi Usemaji: Mfuatano, Udokezwa na Matendo Usemi - Opijah, Allan Lennox (Chakita, 2000)

Voyaging on the mists of memory: MG Vassanji and the Asian quest/ion in East Africa - Peter Simatei (English studies in Africa, 2000)

An abattoir survey on the occurrence and prevalence of swine parasitic helminths of public health and economic importance in kenya - Lagat, Charles K (University of Nairobi, 1999)

An analysis of the opportunities for information technology in improving access, transfer and the use of agricultural information in the rural areas of Kenya - Kiplang’at, Joseph (Library Management, 1999)

A community-based health intervention programme in pastoral and agricultural Pokot communities in Western Kenya - Ettyang, G. (Acta Paediatrica, 1999)

The Concert and the Mwananchi. - Mboya, T.M.; Mwangi, Evan.; Tobias Otieno.; Opiyo Mumma. (Emerging Patterns for the Third Millennium, 1999)

C.T. Findings in Head Scans at Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital - Elias, G.D.O. (East African Medical Journal, 1999)

Foundations for effective strategies to control sexually transmitted infections: voices from rural Kenya - W. Moss; M. Benteley; S. Maman; Ayuku, D.; Egesah,O.; M. Sweat; P. Nyarango; J. Zenilman; A. Chemtai; N. Halsey (AIDS CARE, 1999)

Geneflow and Cumulative discounted Revenues of Dairy Cattle Cross-Breeding Schemes - IS Kosgey; Bebe, B.O.; Kahi, A.K.; Arendonk, JAMV (1999)

Geneflow and Cumulative discounted Revenues of Dairy Cattle Cross-Breeding Schemes - IS Kosgey; Bebe, B O [Department of Animal Science, Egerton University, P.O. Box 536, Njoro (Kenya)]; Kahi, A K [Institute of Animal Production in the Tropics and Subtropics (480), Hohenheim University, 70593 Stuttgart (Germany)]; Arendonk, J A.M.V. [Department ofAnimal Breeding, Wageningen Institute of Animal Science, Wageningen Agricultural University, P.O. Box 338, 6700 AH Wageningen, (Netherlands)] (Kenya Agricultural Research Institute, Nairobi, Nairobi (Kenya), 1999)
A simulation study Using Matrix formulation was used to asses the flow of genes from the nucleus to the commercial population for three nucleus dairy cattle crossbreeding schemes involving indigenous (Zebu or native ) and exotic (European) animals under Kenyan conditions: Artificial insemination (A.I.) or natural mating Fsub 1 production, continuous crossbred (Fsub 2 inter se) production and multiple ovulation and embryo transfer (MOET) Fsub 1 production. The latter two schemes used MOET in the nucleus. cumulative discounted expressions (CDES) and cumulative discounted Revenues (CDR) were calculated to rank these schemes. The Pathways considered were sires and dams to produce sires and dams. The evaluation Criterion was milk production measured in age class 3 through 10 in Fsub 1 and Fsub 2 cow populations. the schemes were evaluated over a 30-year projected period with assumed interest rates of 0% and 10%. Further, the genetic level between the indigenous nucleus animals, the Fsub 1 males and commercial female population was calculated by defining the incidence vector h as the difference between the three groups. The Fsub 1 A.I. or natural scheme had higher CDES of 0.978 and 0.161 at 0% and 10% interest rates respectively. The corresponding values for Fsub 1 MOET scheme were 0.735 and 0.070 and those of Fsub 2 inter se were 0.676 and 0.079 at 0% and 10% interest rates, respectively. For a nucleus with 64 dams, CDR (US$) were 95.50 and 15.80 at 0% and 10% interest rates, respectively for Fsub 1 A.I. or natural scheme. The Fsub 1 MOET scheme had corresponding values of 62.05 and 6.90 while Fsub 2 inter se had 66.10 and 7.75. Under both interest rates, the Fsub 1 A.I. or natural mating schemes had higher CDES and CDR than the other two schemes and is faster in dissemination of genes to the commercial population. Fsub 2 inter se was intermediate. The genetic level of nucleus animal is higher than of Fsub 1 male and females because indigenous nucleus females contribute 50% of the genes. Fsub 2 cows are expected to lag behind Fsub 1 males genetically because the latter are used as parents of Fsub 2 cows. In conclusion, although CDES and CDR are higher for the Fsub 1 A.I. or natural mating schemes using inter se mating are promising in terms of logistics and combination of breed effects as indicated in other studies.
Keywords: 29 ENERGY PLANNING, POLICY AND ECONOMY; AGRICULTURE; ANIMAL BREEDING; COMPILED DATA; GENES; Kenya; Productivity; REPRODUCTION

Geneflow and Cumulative discounted Revenues of Dairy Cattle Cross-Breeding Schemes - IS Kosgey; Bebe, B O [Department of Animal Science, Egerton University, P.O. Box 536, Njoro (Kenya)]; Kahi, A K [Institute of Animal Production in the Tropics; Subtropics (480), Hohenheim University, 70593 Stuttgart (Germany)]; Arendonk, J A.M.V. [Department ofAnimal Breeding, Wageningen Institute of Animal Science, Wageningen Agricultural University, P.O. Box 338, 6700 AH Wageningen, (Netherlands)] (Kenya Agricultural Research Institute, Nairobi, Nairobi (Kenya), 1999)
A simulation study Using Matrix formulation was used to asses the flow of genes from the nucleus to the commercial population for three nucleus dairy cattle crossbreeding schemes involving indigenous (Zebu or native ) and exotic (European) animals under Kenyan conditions: Artificial insemination (A.I.) or natural mating Fsub 1 production, continuous crossbred (Fsub 2 inter se) production and multiple ovulation and embryo transfer (MOET) Fsub 1 production. The latter two schemes used MOET in the nucleus. cumulative discounted expressions (CDES) and cumulative discounted Revenues (CDR) were calculated to rank these schemes. The Pathways considered were sires and dams to produce sires and dams. The evaluation Criterion was milk production measured in age class 3 through 10 in Fsub 1 and Fsub 2 cow populations. the schemes were evaluated over a 30-year projected period with assumed interest rates of 0% and 10%. Further, the genetic level between the indigenous nucleus animals, the Fsub 1 males and commercial female population was calculated by defining the incidence vector h as the difference between the three groups. The Fsub 1 A.I. or natural scheme had higher CDES of 0.978 and 0.161 at 0% and 10% interest rates respectively. The corresponding values for Fsub 1 MOET scheme were 0.735 and 0.070 and those of Fsub 2 inter se were 0.676 and 0.079 at 0% and 10% interest rates, respectively. For a nucleus with 64 dams, CDR (US$) were 95.50 and 15.80 at 0% and 10% interest rates, respectively for Fsub 1 A.I. or natural scheme. The Fsub 1 MOET scheme had corresponding values of 62.05 and 6.90 while Fsub 2 inter se had 66.10 and 7.75. Under both interest rates, the Fsub 1 A.I. or natural mating schemes had higher CDES and CDR than the other two schemes and is faster in dissemination of genes to the commercial population. Fsub 2 inter se was intermediate. The genetic level of nucleus animal is higher than of Fsub 1 male and females because indigenous nucleus females contribute 50% of the genes. Fsub 2 cows are expected to lag behind Fsub 1 males genetically because the latter are used as parents of Fsub 2 cows. In conclusion, although CDES and CDR are higher for the Fsub 1 A.I. or natural mating schemes using inter se mating are promising in terms of logistics and combination of breed effects as indicated in other studies.
Keywords: 29 ENERGY PLANNING; AGRICULTURE; ANIMAL BREEDING; COMPILED DATA; GENES; Kenya; POLICY AND ECONOMY; Productivity; REPRODUCTION

Helminth control in small ruminants in Kenya, a sustainable approach - The Veterinary Profession in a changing environment. - Gatongi,P.M.; Bain, R.K.; Mugambi,J.M. (Special issue of The Kenya Veterinarian, 1999)

The impact of Islam on witchcraft and sorcery among the Adigo community - Ndzovu, Hassan Juma (1999)

The innervated gracilis musculocutaneous flap for total tongue reconstruction. - Yousif, N John; Dzwierzynski, William W; Sanger, James R; Matloub, Hani S; Campbell, Bruce H (Plastic and reconstructive surgery, 1999)

Management of teachers in teachers training programme for both blind and regular teachers in Africa - F. M. Ndonye (Africa Conference for the Education of persons with Visual Impairments (ICEVI), 1999)

Methodological and ethical issues in research with street children - Hutz, C. S.; Koller, S. H. (New Dir Child Adolesc Dev, 1999)

Mwongozo wa Siku Njema - Omari, Samuel M. Obuchi; J. O. (ZAPF Chancery, 1999)

Reproductive and sexual health problems of adolescent girls in Kenya: A challenge to the church - Kamaara, Eunice (Reproductive Health Matters, 1999)

Screening for cancers of the head and neck: addressing the problem - Ellison, Matthew D; Campbell, Bruce H (Surgical Oncology Clinics of North America, 1999)

SECTION 2: THE IMPORTANCE OF A COMFORTABLE WOMB: SUBOPTIMAL CONDITIONS CAN BE DEALT WITH-A community-based health intervention programme in pastoral and agricultural Pokot communities in Western - Ettyang, G. A. (Acta Paediatrica-International Journal of Paediatrics-Supplements, 1999)

Training and development of skills in a changing information environment - Odini, Cephas (Library management, 1999)

Versions and Inversions: Mau Mau in Kahiga's" Dedan Kimathi: The Real Story" - Peter Simatei (Research in African Literatures, 1999)

Assessment of Physical Fitness Components as Predication factors of Long Jump performance among female undergraduate students of Indira Gandhi Institute of Physical Education and Sports Sciences-Delhi University - Ngetich, EDK (Unpublished MP Ed Thesis. Delhi University, New Delhi, India, 1998)

Association between drug use patterns and HIV risks among homeless, runaway, and street youth in northern California - Gleghorn, A. A.; Marx, R.; Vittinghoff, E.; Katz, M. H. (Drug Alcohol Depend, 1998)

Dynamics of ungulate-plant grazing systems. - Okello, Moses Makonjio (1998)

The editors would like to thank the following people who have acted as referees during the academic year 1997-8: M. Abdel Fadil PF Aiello - Aldred, J; Amin, A; Arase, D; Araujo, JT; Archibugi, D; Arestis, P; Bachmann, R; Baranzini, M; Barker, TS; Barrowclough, DV; others (Cambridge Journal of Economics, 1998)

Environmental Impact Assessment of a Booming Macro and Micro Enterprises (MME'S): Mitigating Strategies in Terms of Technology and Management in Eldoret Kenya - Kigsley Ofosu-Asiedu; Anil Kumar; Emmanuel K Baah-Ennum (Proceedings of the Third International Congress SITHOK-3 Maribor Slovenia, 1998)

Epidemiological aspects of Fournier's gangrene at Kenyatta National Hospital, Nairobi. - Ayumba, BR; Magoha, GA (East African medical journal, 1998)

Excess effective Debye temperature of binary mixtures of nonelectrolytes - Torongey, PK; Ramanjappa, T; Manohara Murthy, N (Indian journal of pure & applied physics, 1998)

Getting books to school pupils in Africa - Rosenberg, Diana; Radebe, Thuli; Sidibe, Amadou Bekaye; Amaral, Wanda Do; Odini, Cephas (1998)

Hypobiosis of Haemonchus contortus in natural infections of sheep and goats in a semi-arid area of Kenya - Gatongi,P.M.; R.K. Prichard; S. Ranjan; Gathuma,J.M.; Munyua,W.K.; Cheruiyot,H.; M.E. Scott (Veterinary Parasitology, 1998)
A total of 42 lambs, 42 kids, 21 ewes and 21 does were necropsied during an investigation of the epidemiology of Haemonchus contortus infection of sheep (Red Maasai) and goats (Small East African Goat) in a semi-arid area of Kenya. Availability and establishment of the infective stages were monitored by the necropsy of 21 tracer lambs and 21 tracer kids. Prevalence of H. contortus was over 90% in both sheep and goats and this species contributed to about 80% of the total worm burden. Only about 10% of the hypobiotic larvae were recovered from the mucosal digest whereas about 90% were recovered from the abomasal contents and washings, thereby suggesting that hypobiotic larvae may be loosely attached to the abomasal mucosa from which they may be dislodged during the processing of the abomasa for examination. Throughout the study, both adult worms and hypobiotic larvae were found in proportions that varied with seasons. Statistically, a higher proportion of hypobiotic larvae was found during the dry months than during the wet months, an indication that hypobiosis was an important feature in the survival of H. contortus during the dry months. Negligible worm burdens were acquired by the tracers during the short rains, suggesting that few H. contortus larvae survived on pasture in this season. The effectiveness of strategic control using ivermectin varied according to the timing in relation to the wet season. Treatment did not influence the seasonal pattern of hypobiosis but the treatment administered before the onset of the rains significantly reduced the numbers of both hypobiotic larvae and the adult worms. Treatment during the rains conferred a temporary relief of adult worm burden but had no impact on hypobiotic larvae.
Keywords: Hypobiosis; Long rains; Seasons; Sheep and goats; Short rains

Improvement of indigenous poultry production in Sub-Saharan Africa - Ndegwa, JM; Tchombe, T; Kabuage, LW; Mukkibi-Muka, G; IS Kosgey (A paper presented at the International Course on Intensive Poultry Production held at the Centre for International Agricultural Development Co-operation (CINADCO) Kibbutz Shefayim, 1998)

Improvements of indigenous poultry production in Sub-Sahara Africa: International Course on Intensive Poultry Production, Centre for International Agricultural Development Co-Operation (CINADCO) - Ndegwa, JM; Kabuage, LW; IS Kosgey; Mukiibi-Muka, G; Tchombe, P (Centre for International Agricultural Development Co-Operation (CINADCO), Tel Aviv, Israel, 1998)

Influence of Production Circumstances and Economic Evaluation Criteria on Economic Comparison of Breeds and Breed Crosses - Kahi, A.K.; IS Kosgey; Cardoso, V.L.; JAM Van Arendonk (Journal of Dairy ScienceJournal of Dairy Science, 1998)
The ranking of genotypes (i.e., breeds and breed crosses) for economic performance depends on the production circumstances of the herd and the criteria for economic evaluation. In this study, the effects of evaluation criteria and production circumstance are quantified using data from the literature on six genotypes. The economic evaluation criteria measured at herd level included lifetime profit and lifetime profit expressed per day of calving interval, per day of productive lifetime, per day of total herd life, per unit of milk, and per unit of feed energy. Four production circumstances were studied; these circumstances included constraints on the output of milk and on herd use of concentrates, roughages, and both concentrates and roughages. Profit was determined based on the sale of milk, calves, cull cows, and heifers and the expenses incurred for concentrates and roughages, animal deaths, milking time, interest, and other inputs.Results indicate that production circumstances and evaluation criteria largely influence the ranking of genotypes and, therefore, the outcome of economic comparisons. The genotype that ranks the best under a certain criteria and circumstance ranks differently when these situations are altered. In economic comparisons of genotypes aimed at offering recommendations for implementation in smallholder dairy production systems in the tropics, the choice of the evaluation criteria should be determined by the limitation or constraint that characterizes the area where the genotypes are to produce or are currently producing. For example, for situations in which feed availability is limiting, genotypes should be ranked on total profit per unit of feed energy.The ranking of genotypes (i.e., breeds and breed crosses) for economic performance depends on the production circumstances of the herd and the criteria for economic evaluation. In this study, the effects of evaluation criteria and production circumstance are quantified using data from the literature on six genotypes. The economic evaluation criteria measured at herd level included lifetime profit and lifetime profit expressed per day of calving interval, per day of productive lifetime, per day of total herd life, per unit of milk, and per unit of feed energy. Four production circumstances were studied; these circumstances included constraints on the output of milk and on herd use of concentrates, roughages, and both concentrates and roughages. Profit was determined based on the sale of milk, calves, cull cows, and heifers and the expenses incurred for concentrates and roughages, animal deaths, milking time, interest, and other inputs.Results indicate that production circumstances and evaluation criteria largely influence the ranking of genotypes and, therefore, the outcome of economic comparisons. The genotype that ranks the best under a certain criteria and circumstance ranks differently when these situations are altered. In economic comparisons of genotypes aimed at offering recommendations for implementation in smallholder dairy production systems in the tropics, the choice of the evaluation criteria should be determined by the limitation or constraint that characterizes the area where the genotypes are to produce or are currently producing. For example, for situations in which feed availability is limiting, genotypes should be ranked on total profit per unit of feed energy.

Influence of Production Circumstances and Economic Evaluation Criteria on Economic Comparison of Breeds and Breed Crosses - Kahi, A.K.; IS Kosgey; Cardoso, V.L.; JAM Van Arendonk (Journal of Dairy ScienceJournal of Dairy Science, 1998)
The ranking of genotypes (i.e., breeds and breed crosses) for economic performance depends on the production circumstances of the herd and the criteria for economic evaluation. In this study, the effects of evaluation criteria and production circumstance are quantified using data from the literature on six genotypes. The economic evaluation criteria measured at herd level included lifetime profit and lifetime profit expressed per day of calving interval, per day of productive lifetime, per day of total herd life, per unit of milk, and per unit of feed energy. Four production circumstances were studied; these circumstances included constraints on the output of milk and on herd use of concentrates, roughages, and both concentrates and roughages. Profit was determined based on the sale of milk, calves, cull cows, and heifers and the expenses incurred for concentrates and roughages, animal deaths, milking time, interest, and other inputs.Results indicate that production circumstances and evaluation criteria largely influence the ranking of genotypes and, therefore, the outcome of economic comparisons. The genotype that ranks the best under a certain criteria and circumstance ranks differently when these situations are altered. In economic comparisons of genotypes aimed at offering recommendations for implementation in smallholder dairy production systems in the tropics, the choice of the evaluation criteria should be determined by the limitation or constraint that characterizes the area where the genotypes are to produce or are currently producing. For example, for situations in which feed availability is limiting, genotypes should be ranked on total profit per unit of feed energy.The ranking of genotypes (i.e., breeds and breed crosses) for economic performance depends on the production circumstances of the herd and the criteria for economic evaluation. In this study, the effects of evaluation criteria and production circumstance are quantified using data from the literature on six genotypes. The economic evaluation criteria measured at herd level included lifetime profit and lifetime profit expressed per day of calving interval, per day of productive lifetime, per day of total herd life, per unit of milk, and per unit of feed energy. Four production circumstances were studied; these circumstances included constraints on the output of milk and on herd use of concentrates, roughages, and both concentrates and roughages. Profit was determined based on the sale of milk, calves, cull cows, and heifers and the expenses incurred for concentrates and roughages, animal deaths, milking time, interest, and other inputs.Results indicate that production circumstances and evaluation criteria largely influence the ranking of genotypes and, therefore, the outcome of economic comparisons. The genotype that ranks the best under a certain criteria and circumstance ranks differently when these situations are altered. In economic comparisons of genotypes aimed at offering recommendations for implementation in smallholder dairy production systems in the tropics, the choice of the evaluation criteria should be determined by the limitation or constraint that characterizes the area where the genotypes are to produce or are currently producing. For example, for situations in which feed availability is limiting, genotypes should be ranked on total profit per unit of feed energy.

Influence of production circumstances and economic evaluation criteria on economic comparison of breeds and breed crosses - Kahi, A.K.; IS Kosgey; Cardoso, V.L.; JAM Van Arendonk (Journal of Dairy Science, 1998)

Malignant melanoma of the external auditory canal - Milbrath, Mary M; Campbell, Bruce H; Madiedo, Gonzalo; Janjan, Nora A (American journal of clinical oncology, 1998)

Management of Fournier's gangrene at the Kenyatta National Hospital, Nairobi. - Ayumba, BR; Magoha, GA (East African medical journal, 1998)

Orientations of Drama, Theatre and Culture: Cultural Identity and Community Development - Opiyo Mumma; Evan Mwangi; Christopher Odhiambo (Kenya Drama/Theatre Education Association, 1998)

An overview of recent library and information developments in East Africa - Odini, Cephas (Library management, 1998)

Planned postradiotherapy neck dissection in patients with advanced head and neck cancer - Boyd, Timothy S; Harari, Paul M; Tannehill, Scott P; Voytovich, Marta C; Hartig, Gregory K; Ford, Charles N; Foote, Robert L; Campbell, Bruce H; Schultz, Christopher J (Head & Neck: Journal for the Sciences and Specialties of the Head and Neck, 1998)

Potential Sci. 77, 2415–2427. benefit and implementation of nucleus breeding scheme for Talbott, CW, 1994. Potential to increase milk yield efficiency in milk production from crossbred cattle in Kenya - IS Kosgey; JAM Van Arendonk; Kahi, A.K. (Conference tropical countries. Ph. D. Thesis, North Carolina State Universiheld on, 1998)

Proximate chemical composition of street foods and their energy and protein contribution to the nutrition of manual workers in Nairobi - Korir, Salome CR; Imungi, Jasper K; Muroki, Nelson M (Ecology of food and nutrition, 1998)

Report of the first case of invasive fungal sinusitis caused by Scopulariopsis acremonium: review of Scopulariopsis infections - Ellison, Matthew D; Hung, Richard T; Harris, Kevin; Campbell, Bruce H (Archives of Otolaryngology–Head & Neck Surgery, 1998)

The Spectre of Famines and Food crisis in Africa - Paul A. Opondo (Nation Newspaper, 1998)

The Spectre of Famines and Food crisis in Africa An article presented for essay competition with nation Newspapers (1998)

vital statistics of Florida dairy cows - Kahi, A.K.; IS Kosgey; Cardoso, V.L.; JAM Van Arendonk (J. Dairy Sci, 1998)

AIDS-related knowledge, attitudes and behaviour among South African street youth: reflections on power, sexuality and the autonomous self - Swart-Kruger, J.; Richter, L. M. (Soc Sci Med, 1997)

An Economic History of Ugenya Western Kenya - M.Phil (1997)

The editors would like to thank the following people who have acted as referees during the academic year 1996-7: M. Abdel-Fadil J. Amariglio - Amin, A; Andretsch, D; Archibugi, D; Arestis, P; Baddeley, M; Baert, P; Baumol, W; Berg, M; Berniacki, R; Best, M; others (Cambridge Journal of Economics, 1997)

Effects of three nematode anthelmintic treatment regimes on flock performance of sheep and goats under extensive management in semi-arid Kenya - Gatongi,P.M.; M.E. Scott; S. Ranjan; Gathuma,J.M.; Munyua,W.K.; Cheruiyot,H.; R.K. Prichard (Veterinary Parasitology, 1997)
A study was undertaken in a semi-arid area of Kenya between August 1991 and June 1993 to evaluate the effects of anthelmintic treatment using ivermectin before or during the rains, on performance of mixed sheep and goat flocks, in comparison with an untreated flock. Performance parameters measured included age and weight of dams at first parturition, parturition intervals, body weights of dams and offspring, and birth weights, growth rates, and mortality rates of offspring. Among these parameters, birth weights and growth rates of offspring were found to be significantly improved by the treatment administered before the rains compared with the other two treatments. Mortality was lower in lambs and kids with high birth weights. Treatment, either before or during the rains, significantly reduced the faecal egg output and improved body weight, packed cell volume and flock fertility. Liveweight was confirmed to be a better measure of sexual maturity than age. It was further shown that lambs and kids, born of dams at their first lambing or kidding, experienced higher mortality rates than lambs and kids born of dams in their second and subsequent parturitions. Overall, treatment with ivermectin before the onset of rains was equal to or better, in terms of the performance parameters measured, than treatment during the rains, whilst treatment compared with no treatment increased performance in almost all of the parameters measured.
Keywords: Haemonchosis; Ivermectin; Sheep and goat production; Strategic control

The epidemiology and control of gastrointestinal nematodes of small ruminants in a semi-arid area of Kenya with emphasis on hypobiosis of Haemonchus contortus. - Gatongi, Peter Maina (1997)

Ethnicity and otherness in Kenya cultures - PETER TIROP SIMATEI (Ethnicity, Nationalism and Democracy in Africa, 1997)

Guest Editor’s Note: Positron Emission Tomography (PET): A Revolutionary New Approach to Drug Discovery and Development? - Campbell, Bruce; Comar, Dominique (Drug information journal: DIJ/Drug Information Association, 1997)

Interferon gamma induces cell cycle arrest and apoptosis in a model of ovarian cancer: enhancement of effect by batimastat - Burke, F; East, N; Upton, C; K Patel; Balkwill, FR (European Journal of Cancer, 1997)

JUVENILE INJUSTICE: Police abuse and detention of street children in Kenya (Nairobi, 1997)

Language and Literacy the Need for a Utilitarian Language in Technical and Vocational Education - Opijah, Allan Lennox (Kiswahili as a Tool for Development – The Multidisciplinary Approach, 1997)

The performance of manual indexes and online databases in information retrieval - Odini, Cephas (OCLC Systems & Services, 1997)

Randomised clinical trial to determine optimum initiation time of norgestrel-progestin only contraception in Eldoret Teaching Hospital, Kenya. - Were, EO; Kendall, JZ; Nyongesa, P (East African medical journal, 1997)

Randomised clinical trial to determine optimum initiation time of norgestrel-progestin only contraception in Eldoret Teaching Hospital, Kenya. - Nyongesa, Paul (East African medical journal, 1997)

Reconstruction after infrastructure maxillectomy using dual free flaps - Freije, James E; Campbell, Bruce H; Yousif, N John; Matloub, Hani S (The Laryngoscope, 1997)

The risk and complications of aspiration following cricopharyngeal myotomy - Campbell, Bruce H; Tuominen, Terrence C; Toohill, Robert J (The American journal of medicine, 1997)

The role of dental prostheses in alveolar ridge squamous carcinomas - Campbell, Bruce H; Mark, David H; Soneson, Eric A; Freije, James E; Schultz, Christopher J (Archives of Otolaryngology–Head & Neck Surgery, 1997)

A study of HIV seroprevalence in a group of homeless youth in Hollywood, California - Pfeifer, R. W.; Oliver, J. (J Adolesc Health, 1997)

Tracheal advancement flap for postlaryngectomy stomal stenosis - Campbell, Bruce H; Rubach, Bryan W; McAuliffe, Timothy L; Freije, James E (Head & Neck: Journal for the Sciences and Specialties of the Head and Neck, 1997)

Attempts at Language Rationalization as a Response to the Development needs of Kenyan’s - Opijah, Allan Lennox (2nd OSSREARC Conference, 1996)

Carcinoma of the larynx in patients with gastroesophageal reflux - Freije, James E; Beatty, Todd W; Campbell, Bruce H; Woodson, B Tucker; Schultz, Christopher J; Toohill, Robert J (American journal of otolaryngology, 1996)

Caustic and thermal epiglottitis in the adult - Kornak, Jodi M; Freije, James E; Campbell, Bruce H (Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery, 1996)

Dysphagia following pharyngeal cancer surgery - Martin, Bonnie; McConnel, Fred; Blitzer, Andrew; Logemann, Jerilyn; Campbell, Bruce (Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery, 1996)

Epidemiology and control of haemonchosis of small ruminants in semi-arid Kenya - Gatongi,P.M. (Kenya Agricultural Research Institute Information Bulletin, 1996)

Epidemiology and control of haemonchosis of small ruminants in semi-arid Kenya. - Gatongi,P.M. (KARI Information Bulletin, 1996)

The gang initiation rite as a motif in contemporary crime discourse - Best, J.; Hutchinson, M. M. (Justice Q, 1996)

Gang rites and rituals of initiation - Sanyika, D. (Open Court Publishing, 1996)

Glycaemic responses after ingestion of some local foods by non-insulin dependent diabetic subjects. - Ayuo, P.O.; Ettyang, G. A. (East African medical journal, 1996)

Ideological Inscription in Children's Fiction: Strategies of Encodement in Ngugi and Achebe - Peter Simatei; Myrna Machet et.al (Other Worlds, Other Lives: Children Literature Experiences, 1996)

An inbred colony of oncogene transgenic mice: diversity of tumours and potential as a therapeutic model - Thomas, H; Hanby, AM; Smith, RA; Hagger, P; K Patel; Raikundalia, B; Camplejohn, RS; Balkwill, FR (British journal of cancer, 1996)

An inbred colony of oncogene transgenic mice: diversity of tumours and potential as a therapeutic model - Thomas, H; Hanby, AM; Smith, RA; Hagger, P; K Patel; Raikundalia, B; Camplejohn, RS; Balkwill, FR (British journal of cancer, 1996)

Lymphoepithelioma of the larynx - Andryk, Jolene; Freije, James E; Schultz, Christopher J; Campbell, Bruce H; Komorowski, Richard A (American journal of otolaryngology, 1996)

Manual of Diagnostic Ultrasound - Elias, GDOnditi (1996)

Muumano katika Riwaya Mbili za Mohamed Suleiman Mohamed - Obuchi, Samuel M. (University of Nairobi, 1996)

Pathologic quiz case 2. Cystic lymphangioma - Fraser, Stephen E; Campbell, Bruce; Kajdacsy-Balla, Andre (Archives of otolaryngology–head & neck surgery, 1996)

Staffing structures in the public library system in Kenya: a case for a new approach - Odini, Cephas (Library Review, 1996)

Street baptism: Chicano gang initiation - Vigil, J. (Hum Organ, 1996)

Training needs and quality of personnel in the Education of the Blind in Africa - F. M. Ndonye (Africa Forum Conference, 1996)

Types and quality of street foods and vendor characteristics at selected construction sites in Nairobi - Korir, SCR (University of Nairobi, 1996)

Annexin VI has tumour-suppressor activity in human A431 squamous epithelial carcinoma cells - Theobald, J; Hanby, A; K Patel; Moss, SE (British journal of cancer, 1995)

Annexin VI has tumour-suppressor activity in human A431 squamous epithelial carcinoma cells - Theobald, J; Hanby, A; K Patel; Moss, SE (British journal of cancer, 1995)

Central mucoepidermoid carcinoma of the mandible - Freije, James E; Campbell, Bruce H; Yousif, N John; Clowry Jr, Lawrence J (Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery, 1995)

Deglutitive aspiration in patients with tracheostomy: effect of tracheostomy on the duration of vocal cord closure - Shaker, Reza; Milbrath, Mary; Ren, Junlong; Campbell, Bruce; Toohill, Robert; Hogan, Walter (Gastroenterology, 1995)

The EGF-receptor (EGF-R) is present on the basolateral, but not apical, surface of enterocytes in the human gastrointestinal tract - Playford, RJ; Hanby, A; Goodlad, RA; Gschmeissner, S; K Patel; Peiffer, LP; McGarrity, TJ (Gastroenterology, 1995)

The EGF-receptor (EGF-R) is present on the basolateral, but not apical, surface of enterocytes in the human gastrointestinal tract - Playford, RJ; Hanby, A; Goodlad, RA; Gschmeissner, S; K Patel; Peiffer, LP; McGarrity, TJ (Gastroenterology, 1995)

The epidemiology and control of gastrointestinal nematodes of small ruminants in arid and semi-arid areas of Kenya with emphasis on hypobiosis of Haemonchus contortus - Gatongi,P.M. (McGill University, Montreal Canada., 1995)

Influence of inflammatory bowel disease on the distribution and concentration of pancreatic secretory trypsin inhibitor within the colon. - Playford, Raymond J; Hanby, Andrew M; Patel, Kirtika; Calam, John (The American journal of pathology, 1995)

Kaposi's sarcoma of the oral cavity in a non-AIDS patient: case report and review of the literature - Jindal, Jay R; Campbell, Bruce H; Ward, Timothy O; Almagro, Urias S (Head & neck, 1995)

Nuclear and cytoplasmic bcl-2 expression in endometrial hyperplasia and adenocarcinoma - Chan, W Kong; Mole, Margaret M; Levison, David A; Ball, Richard Y; Lu, Qi-Long; Patel, Kirtika; Hanby, Andrew M (The Journal of pathology, 1995)

Nuclear and cytoplasmic bcl-2 expression in endometrial hyperplasia and adenocarcinoma - Chan, W Kong; Mole, Margaret M; Levison, David A; Ball, Richard Y; Lu, Qi-Long; Patel, Kirtika; Hanby, Andrew M (The Journal of Pathology, 1995)

Questioning premises: health-related quality of life in Kenya - J Fox-Rushby; H Mwenesi; M Parker; M Amuyunzu; Egesah,O.; K Johnson; T Allen (Quality of Life Research, 1995)

The resonance of language: health terms in Kenya - J Fox-Rushby; T Allen; H Mwenesi; K Johnson; Egesah,O.; M Parker; K Johnson (Quality of life Research, 1995)

Risk factors which predict persistent cancer in the abnormal larynx following definitive irradiation - Schultz, CJ; Campbell, BH; Freije, JE; Brook, BJ; McAuliffe, TL (European Journal of Cancer Part B: Oral Oncology, 1995)

Stimulating the use of information in Kenya - Odini, Cephas (New library world, 1995)

Abdominal pregnancy at term with a live baby, presenting as an acute abdomen - Nyongesa, P; Oduor, P (Medicus (Nairobi, Kenya), 1994)

Collection development: the experience of Kenya Polytechnic Library - Odini, Cephas (Library Management, 1994)

Effect of an inert high boiling liquid in a gas phase catalytic reaction - Anil Kumar (Ghana Journal of Chemistry, 1994)

The effects of chemotherapy on morphology, cellular proliferation, apoptosis and oncoprotein expression in primary breast carcinoma - Rasbridge, SA; Gillett, CE; Seymour, AM; K Patel; Richards, MA; Rubens, RD; Millis, RR (British journal of cancer, 1994)

The effects of chemotherapy on morphology, cellular proliferation, apoptosis and oncoprotein expression in primary breast carcinoma - Rasbridge, SA; Gillett, CE; Seymour, A-M; K Patel; Richards, MA; Rubens, RD; Millis, RR (Cancer Research Campaign, 1994)

The effects of chemotherapy on morphology, cellular proliferation, apoptosis and oncoprotein expression in primary breast carcinoma - Rasbridge, SA; Gillett, CE; Seymour, AM; K Patel; Richards, MA; Rubens, RD; Millis, RR (British journal of cancer, 1994)

Improved methodology for detecting bromodeoxyuridine in cultured cells and tissue sections by immunocytochemistry - Dover, Robin; Patel, Kirtika (Histochemistry, 1994)

The kinetic organization of the ulcer-associated cell lineage (UACL): delineation of a novel putative stem-cell region. - K Patel; Hanby, AM; Ahnen, DJ; Playford, RJ; Wright, NA (Epithelial cell biology, 1994)

p53 expression in cultured cells following radioisotope labelling - Dover, Robin; Jayaram, Yogi; Patel, Kirtika; Chinery, Rebecca (Journal of Cell Science, 1994)

p53 expression in cultured cells following radioisotope labelling - Dover, Robin; Jayaram, Yogi; Patel, Kirtika; Chinery, Rebecca (Journal of Cell Science, 1994)

Reporting and Referring Research Participants: Ethical Challenges for Investigators Studying Children and Youth - Fisher, C. B. (Ethics Behav, 1994)

The socio-economic effects of sugarcane farming on smallholders in North Bunyala, Kakamega - Egesah, Omar Badiru (University of Nairobi, 1994)

Soft-tissue reconstruction of the oral cavity. - Yousif, N John; Matloub, Hani S; Sanger, James R; Campbell, Bruce (Clinics in plastic surgery, 1994)

Ultrasonic studies of thermodynamic fluctuations in (2, 2, 2-trifluoroethan-1-ol+ benzene),(benzene+ dimethylsulfoxide) and (2, 2, 2-trifluoroethan-1-ol+ dimethylsulfoxide) at 298.15 K - Bhavani, JA; Ramanjappa, T; Torongey, PK; MURTHY, NM (Acoustics letters, 1994)

Bcl-2 expression in invasive mammary carcinoma: correlation with apoptosis, hormone receptors and p53 expression - Chan, WK; Poulsom, R; Lu, QL; K Patel; Gregory, W; Fisher, CJ; Hanby, AM (J Pathol, 1993)

Growth monitoring in rural Kenya: experiences from a pilot project - Ettyang, G. A.; Kielmann, AA; Maritim, GK (Growth Promotion for Child Development: proceedings of a colloquium held in Nyeri, Kenya, 12-13 May 1992, 1993)

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy and squamous cell carcinoma cell line growth - Sklizovic, Davor; Sanger, James R; Kindwall, Eric P; Fink, John G; Grunert, Brad K; Campbell, Bruce H (Head & neck, 1993)

Hyperplastic polyps: a cell lineage which both synthesizes and secretes trefoil-peptides and has phenotypic similarity with the ulcer-associated cell lineage. - Hanby, AM; Poulsom, R; Singh, SUKHDEV; Jankowski, J; Hopwood, D; Elia, G; Rogers, L; K Patel; Wright, NA (The American journal of pathology, 1993)

An overview of information systems in Kenya - Odini, Cephas (Library review, 1993)

Setting up an industrial information service - Odini, Cephas (Library review, 1993)

Socio-economic implications of Roman Catholic Teachings on Family Planning on Families in Eldoret, Kenya - Karanja, Eunice Kamaara (Moi University, 1993)

Is a surgical resection leaving positive margins of benefit to the patient with locally advanced squamous cell carcinoma of the head and neck: a comparative study using the intergroup study 0034 and the Radiation Therapy Oncology Group head and neck datab - Laramore, George E; Scott, Charles B; Schuller, David E; Haselow, Robert E; Ervin, Thomas J; Wheeler, Robert; Al-Sarraf, Muhyi; Gahbauer, Reinhart A; Jacobs, John R; Schwade, James G; others (International Journal of Radiation Oncology* Biology* Physics, 1993)

Trends in information needs and use research - Odini, Cephas (Library Review, 1993)

ULCER-INDUCED ALTERATIONS IN CELL PHENOTYPE AND MATRIX AND GROWTH-FACTOR EXPRESSION - Modlin, Irvin M; Basson, Marc D; Soroka, Carol J; Wright, Nicholas A; Poulsom, Richard; Chinnery, Rebecca; Hanby, Andy; Patel, Kirkita; Rogers, Len; Alison, Malcolm (EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF GASTROENTEROLOGY & HEPATOLOGY, 1993)

Adjuvant chemotherapy for resectable squamous cell carcinomas of the head and neck: report of intergroup study 0034 - Laramore, GE; Scott, CB; Al-Sarraf, M; Haselow, RE; Ervin, TJ; Wheeler, R; Jacobs, JR; Schuller, DE; Gahbauer, RA; Schwade, JG; others (International Journal of Radiation Oncology* Biology* Physics, 1992)

HYPERPLASTIC POLYPS ARE A TREFOIL-PEPTIDE SECRETING CELL LINEAGE-PHYSIOLOGY OR PATHOLOGY - Hanby, AM; SINGH, S; Poulsom, R; Jankowski, J; Hopwood, D; Elia, G; Rogers, L; K Patel; Wright, NA (GUT, 1992)

Jaspers analysis of human action responsibility and god - Cletus, Chukwu Nwawuike (Chandigarh, 1992)

NEGATIVE GROWTH REGULATORY PEPTIDES IN NORMAL, METAPLASTIC AND NEOPLASTIC ESOPHAGEAL MUCOSA - FILIPE, MI; JANKOWSKI, JAZ; K Patel; Hanby, AM (GUT, 1992)

The Role of Women in Rural Development. In Working with Rural Communities: Participatory Action Research in Kenya - Jamin R M Masinde (Nairobi University Press, 1992)

Is a surgical resection leaving positive margins of benefit to the patient with locally-advanced squamous cell carcinoma of the head and neck? - Laramore, GE; Scott, CB; Schuller, DE; Haselow, RE; Ervin, TJ; Wheeler, R; Al-Sarraf, M; Gahbauer, RA; Jacobs, JR; Schwade, JG; others (International Journal of Radiation Oncology* Biology* Physics, 1992)

Utility of squamous cell carcinoma antigen (SCC Ag) as a tumour marker in pulmonary malignancy - Upham, J; Campbell, B (Respiratory medicine, 1992)

The value of education for the people with visual impairments - Festo M Ndonye (The Kenya Society for the blind (Bi-annual Members Newsletter), 1992)

THE EXPRESSION OF NEURAL CELL-ADHESION MOLECULE (NCAM) IN FETAL LUNG AND KIDNEY - Bobrow, LG; Happerfield, L; K Patel (JOURNAL OF PATHOLOGY, 1991)

The expression of small cell lung cancer related antigens in foetal lung and kidney. - Bobrow, LG; Happerfield, L; K Patel (The British journal of cancer. Supplement, 1991)

The expression of small cell lung cancer related antigens in foetal lung and kidney. - Bobrow, LG; Happerfield, L; K Patel (The British Journal of Cancer. Supplement, 1991)

Measurement of skin dose in primary irradiation of maxillary sinus carcinoma - Janjan, NA; Zellmer, D; Gillin, M; Kengchon, W; Campbell, B (Medical dosimetry, 1991)

Pediatric poisoning from over-the-counter imidazoline-containing products - Higgins III, George L; Campbell, Bruce; Wallace, Kevin; Talbot, Susan (Annals of emergency medicine, 1991)

Problems and prospects of resource sharing in developing countries - Odini, Cephas (African Journal of Library, Archives and Information Science, 1991)

Renal ectopia in Nairobi - Onditi, Elias, GD (Central african journal of medicine, 1991)

Training in interpersonal skills for librarians and information workers - Odini, Cephas (Library Review, 1991)

Use and interpretation of anthropometric indicators of nutritional status. - Mahdavi, Reza; Nikniaz, Leila; Arefhosseini, Seyedrafie; Abby, G; Ershow, C; Linda, M; Kenneth, P; Alam, DS; Raaij, JMA; Hautvast, JGAJ; others (Pakistan Journal of Nutrition, 1991)

Convention On the rights of the child (United Nations Office of the high commissioner for Human Rights, 1990)

Convention on the Rights of the Child (Geneva United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, 1990)

DNA content in nasopharyngeal carcinoma - Cheng, David S; Campbell, Bruce H; Clowry, Lawrence J; Hopwood, Larry E; Murray, Kevin J; Toohill, Robert J; Hoffmann, Raymond G (American journal of otolaryngology, 1990)

Factors Influencing the Rate of Drop out Among Primary School Students in Nandi District of Kenya - Rono, JK (Unpublished M. Ed Thesis, Kenyatta University, Nairobi Kenya, 1990)

Factors Influencing the Rate of Dropouts among Secondary School Students in Nandi District - Rono, J (Unpublished MED Thesis Nairobi, 1990)

Flow cytometric evaluation of chemosensitive and chemoresistant head and neck tumors - Campbell, Bruce H; Schemmel, James C; Hopwood, Larry E; Hoffmann, Raymond G (The American journal of surgery, 1990)

The management of change in a library service - Odini, Cephas (Library Review, 1990)

An outbreak of Fasciolosis in a dairy farm in Uasin Gishu District - Gatongi,P.M.; Tangus,C.K.; Rugutt,M.K; Cheruiyot,H. (The Kenya Veterinarian., 1990)

Planning for public library development in developing countries with special reference to African countries - Odini, Cephas (Walter de Gruyter, Berlin/New York Berlin, New York, 1990)

Radiation therapy for sqamous cell carcinomas of the oral cavity and orophrynx: a review of recent techniques - Janjan, NA; Campbell, B; Wilson, JF; Toohill, R (Cancer treatment reviews, 1990)

Radiation therapy for squamous cell carcinomas of the oral cavity and oropharynx: A review of recent techniques - Janjan, NA; Campbell, B; Wilson, JF; Toohill, R (Cancer Treatment Reviews, 1990)

Rono_Factors influencing the rate of dropouts among the secondary school students in Nandi District of Kenya - Rono, Joseph K (University of Nairobi, 1990)

Squamous cell carcinoma antigen in patients with cutaneous disorders - Campbell, Bruce; De'Ambrosis, Brian (Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, 1990)

A textbook of head and neck anatomy. Edited by Berkovitz, Moxham, Year Book Medical Publishers, Chicago, Illinois, 1988, 650 pp, $49.50 - Campbell, Bruce H (Wiley Online Library, 1990)

Treatment-related toxicities with fluosol-da 20% infusion during radiation in advanced head and neck malignancies - Campbell, Bruce H; Janjan, Nora A; Byhardt, Roger W; Toohill, Robert J (The Laryngoscope, 1990)

The changing role of kinship in subsistence agricultural farming: A case study of Navakholo Kakamega, Kenya. University of Nairobi - Egesah, Omar Badiru (1989)

Electrosurgical dissection to reduce blood loss in head and neck surgery - Weber, Randal S; Byers, Robert M; Robbins, K Thomas; Lichtiger, Benjamin; Guillamondegui, Oscar M; Ballantyne, Alando J; Campbell, Bruce; Schantz, Stimson; Hankins, Patti; Pou, Anna; others (Head & neck, 1989)

Library planning with special reference to developing countries - Odini, Cephas (Library Review, 1989)

Preliminary design of a lunar construction utility vehicle - Bryant, CA; Alcorn, D; Bentley, R; Campbell, B; Coulson, T; Jacobs, J; Stiles, P (USRA, NASA (USRA University Advanced Design Program Fifth Annual Summer Conference, 1989)

Radiological Perspective of Vertebral Column Disease at Nyeri Provincial Hospital - Elias, GDOnditi (East African Medical Journal, 1989)

Small cell undifferentiated carcinoma of the maxillary sinus: technical considerations for radiation therapy - Janjan, NA; Campbell, B; Wilson, JF; Zellmer, D (Medical Dosimetry, 1989)

Apert's syndrome: a case report - Elias, GD (East African medical journal, 1988)

Evaluation of a nutritional surveillance, growth monitoring and promotion programme: an overview of the coverage and quality of the services provided in Vihiga division of Kakamega district - Ettyang, Grace Adisa (University of Nairobi, Department of Food Technology and Nutrition, Nairobi, KE, 1988)

Gastric Volvulus: A case report - Waweru Ndaguatha, P.L.; ELIAS, ONDITI (East African Medical Journal, 1988)

An Identification of the Critical elements in an Integrating programme. A comparative study of some identified United Kingdom and Kenyan Schemes for the Visually Handicapped - Festo M Ndonye (Special Needs Education (SNE), 1988)

AN IMMUNOHISTOLOGICAL STUDY OF DEVELOPING FETAL LUNG - BOBROW, L; GOULD, SJ; SHEPPARD, M; Happerfield, L; K Patel; COLLINA, C (JOURNAL OF PATHOLOGY, 1988)

Influence of weather on population dynamics of infective larvae of cattle nematodes in Kenya. - Gatongi,P.M.; Gathuma,J.M.; Munyua,W.K. (Bull. Anim. Prod. Afric, 1988)