2003 Honor award recipients - Akin, Daniel P; Alessi, David M; Buchman, Craig A; Chiossone, Juan A; Citardi, Martin J; Clemente, Manuel Pais; Bumpous, Jeffrey A; Campbell, Bruce H; Casler, John D (Head and Neck Surgery)

(2017) Prevalence of Substance Use Among Secondary School Students in Kenya Edelweiss Psychiatry Open Access 1: 14-18. - Papa, E.C., Atwoli L, Mengech HNK, Ayuku D, Songole R.S

Adapting Course Books to Meet the Expectations of the Syllabus and the Students’ Local Needs. A Focus on Teacher Practices - L. Wafula (African International Journal of Management, Education and Governance (AIJMEG))

Adoption of Green Energy Practices in Informal Settlements for Sustainable Development in Kenya - Murey, Elizabeth; Kurgat, Alice; Mulongo, Leonard

African Literature in Germany? A Reflection of Knowledge Transfer/Exchange in Humanities - Peter Simatei (international Bayreuth/DAAD conference on transfer of Alumni related knowledge)

African traditional forms of psychological treatment (2003).5thcounseling conference -Uganda mental health association – Victoria hotel kampala - Songole, Rogers

AIDS Clinical Trials Group Study A5221 2011 - Havlir, DV; Kendall, MA; Ive, P; Kumwenda, J; Swindells, S; Qasba, SS; Luetkemeyer, AF; Hogg, E; Rooney, JF; Wu, X; others (Timing of antiretroviral therapy for HIV-1 infection and tuberculosis. N. Engl. J. Med)

Alternative breeding schemes for meat sheep in the tropics - IS Kosgey; Van der Werf, JHJ; Kinghorn, BP; JAM Van Arendonk; RL Baker

Application of Digital Communication Tools for Pandemic Preparedness and Response: Frontline Workers Training in Kenya - WANJOHI S., KERE P. , YEGO F. , NYAMEINO J. , KIMELI P. , NGUGI P., MUTA D.

Applying an Equity Lens to Maternal Health Care Continuum in Rural Communities of Cambodia, Guatemala, Kenya, and Zambia - Edward, Anbrasi; Jung, Younghee; Ettyang, Grace; Chege, Jane; Ghee, Annette E

Asian Journal of Pharmaceutical and Health Sciences - Musyoki, Stanslaus K; Mining, Simeon; Nyongesa, Paul

Assessment Of Outdoor Preparedness For Inclusion Of Pupils With Physical Challenges Within Inclusive Public Primary Schools In Bungoma County, Kenya - Chonge, Hesborn M; Wambugu, Beth N; Kiaritha, Esther N

An Assessment of the Effects of Item Difficulty and Examinee Ability on the Effectiveness of LZ Appropriateness Index - Korir, Daniel K

ATINER's Conference Paper Series IND2014-1054 - Okaka, Fredrick Okoth; Heller, Jan Erik; Loewer, Manuel; Feldhusen, Joerg

ATINER's Conference Paper Series MDT2014-1035 - Okaka, Fredrick Okoth

Body Mass Index and Pregnancy Outcomes in Expectant Women at Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital, Eldoret Kenya - Oluoch, D; Nyongesa, P; Mwaliko, E; Odunga, J (WJMER)

Braille Training Manual for High School Teachers in Kenya- KISE - Njue, Serah W.

Breeding and development of dairy goats: eastern Africa experience - Ogola, T. D. O.; IS Kosgey

Breeding and development of dairy goats: eastern Africa experience - Ogola, T. D. O.; IS Kosgey

Capacity of Internet Usage by On-Campus Undergraduate Elementary School Teachers in Kenyan University Setting - Mwei, Philip K; Too, Jackson K

A case Report; European Journal of Biomedical and Pharmaceutical Sciences Manuscript No; EJBPS/6639/5/2018 - Families, WamwakiJ.; Songole R.Suicide Risk In

Causes of Deviant Behaviour in Teenagers: A case Study of Eldoret Children’s Remand Home. International Journal of Novel Research in Humanity and Social Sciences, Vol.1, Issue1, PP :( 27-38), Month Experienced By Undergraduate Nursing Students During - Nyamoko M.E, Songole R.

Challenges Experienced By Undergraduate Nursing Students During Their Clinical Rotations. International Journal of Novel Research in Humanity and Social Sciences, Vol.1, Issue1, PP :( 27-38), Month: September-October2014, Available at: www.noveltyjo - Wawire A.K,SongoleR.Owino ,O.C.Mwiti,D.K.,NdunguM.N.,Katindi, J.M.; Njeri E.M

Challenges Faced by Usual Regular Caregivers of the Mentally ill. International journal of pharmaceutical science,2010, vol. 2 no 1,Pgs80-87 - Songole R.,Gakinya B., Atwoli L

CHALLENGES FACING SCHOOL BOARD OF MANAGEMENT INTHE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PROCUREMENT POLICY IN KENYA - Michael, Jane Jelimo; Rotich, Stephen Kipkorir; Kiprop, Catherine

ChaulaBM (2012) Quality of Life and People with Albinism in Tanzania: More than Only A Loss of Pigment. 1: 283. doi: 10.4172/scientificreports. 283 Page 2 of 3 Volume 1• Issue 5• 2012 was 32.2 years (SD$±$11.91) with male: female ratio of 1: 1.04 - Kiprono, SK; Joseph, LN; Naafs, B (Siblings with albinism was reported by)

Clinical, Biological and Sociodemographic Profiles of Highly Active Anti-Retroviral Therapy (HAART) Na{\"ıve Patients in the Garoua Military Hospital, Cameroon - Bain, Luchuo Engelbert; Tarkang, Elvis Enowbeyang; Gbogbo, Sitsofe; Busienei, Agnes Jepchoge

Clinical Profile of Paediatric Patients with Rheumatic Heart Disease at Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital (MTRH), Eldoret, Kenya - Kironget, Audrey Chepkemoi; Med, M; MB, Paul Kiptoon; MB, Myra Koech

Cognitivebehavioural trial to reduce alcohol use among human immunodeficiency virus infected outpatient in western Kenya. Addiction 2011.vol.106.issue12,Pgs2156-2166:

COMMUNITY POLICING AS PUBLIC PARTICIPATION STRATEGY FOR ENHANCING SECURITY IN KENYA - Kungu, David M; Kipsang, Stanley; Omari, Risper; Nandwa, Doreen

Competency Based Curriculum for Learners with Special Needs- Orientation and Mobility Hand Book- Foundation Level (KICD) - Njue, Serah W.

Computing electrostatic potentials using regularization based on the range-separated tensor format - C.M. Kweyu

Consumers’ perceptions towards goat’s milk: Exploring the attitude amongst consumers and its implication for a dairy goat breeding programme in Siaya County, Kenya - Jerop, Rebecca; Isaac S. Kosgey; Ogola, Thomas DO; Opondo, Florence A (Citeseer)

Consumers’ perceptions towards goat’s milk: Exploring the attitude amongst consumers and its implication for a dairy goat breeding programme in Siaya County, Kenya - Jerop, Rebecca; Isaac S. Kosgey; Ogola, Thomas DO; Opondo, Florence A (Citeseer)

CORRECTION Open Access - Woolsey, Aaron M; Simmons, Ryan A; Woldeghebriel, Meley; Zhou, Yunji; Ogunsola, Oluwatosin; Laing, Sarah; Olaleye, Tayo; Kipkoech, Joseph; Rojas, Bomar Mendez; Saran, Indrani; others

Counseling children for sero-positive at Mulago Hospital Kampala (2002).4THCounselling Conference-Safari Park Hotel-Nairobi. - Songole, Rogers

Counseling children for sero-positive at Mulago Hospital Kampala.Regional psychiatric conference – safari club Nairobi - Songole, Rogers

Critical Incidence Debriefing: A case OF Study. Of UasinGishu,Eldoret.5th Kenya Psychiatric Conference-Lamada Hotel-Nairobi,2013 - Songole, Rogers

Crossing the boundaries. Single mothers / struggle and empowerment in Kenya (1st presenter).World women-s conference – kampala (2002) - Songole, Rogers, Mohan

Cultural Cognitive Therapy with HIV/AIDS Patients who use Alcohol-African Regional Psychiatric Conference- Redcourt Hotel-Nairobi-2011.12.12 - Songole, Rogers

Cultural factors that affect counseling process 4thcounseling conference – safari park hotel. (2003) - Songole, Rogers

Current Status and Future Directions of Telemedicine ICU Consultation (Tele-ICU) in Kenya - Lukoko, Lilian; Waweru-Siika, Wangari; Werunga, PK; Mathews, Anne Mills; Corey, Kristin; Kussin, Peter S

Dairy goat production practices in Kenya: Implications for a breeding programme - Ogola, T; Nguyo, W; Kosgey, I (Age)

Dairy goat production practices in Kenya: Implications for a breeding programme - Ogola, T; Nguyo, W; Kosgey, I (Age)

Dairy Goats in Rural Development: Determinants of Viability and Sustainability of a Breeding Programme - Ogola, Thomas DO; Kosgey, Isaac Sanga

DETERMINANTS OF LEVEL OF CLOUD COMPUTING ADOPTION IN SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES IN NAIROBI COUNTY, KENYA - Chemjor, Emily Mworia; Lagat, Charles

Determinants of Teacher Motivation in Public Pre-Schools in Uasin Gishu County, Kenya - Too, Elseba Jepkoech; Benjamin, Wambua Kyalo; Sang, James

DETERMINANTS OF TECHNICAL INEFFICIENCY OF THE SAVINGS AND CREDIT CO-OPERATIVES IN KENYA: A DIVIDEND OUTPUT SLACK ANALYSIS - Lari, Leonard Rang'ala; Rono, Lucy Jepchoge; Nyangweso, Philip Mulama

Determining the Potential of Universities as Holiday Destinations: A Case Study of Chepkoilel University College, Kenya - Manono, George; Kieti, Damiannah; Momanyi, Stephen

Development on the margin - Ogola, Thomas DO; Kosgey, Isaac Sanga

Development on the margin - Ngutu, Michael; Kosgey, Isaac Sanga; Kaufmann, Brigitte

THE DILEMMA OF INTEGRATION INTERNALLY DISPLAYED PERSONS IN UASI-GISHU COUNTY, KENYA - Kungu, David Mwangi

dJournal Homepage:-www. journalijar. com - Jepkemoi, Gladys; Masibo, Peninah K.; Laktabai, Jeremiah

DOES STRATEGIC CONFORMITY MATTER IN FINANCIAL DISTRESS? EVIDENCE FROM LISTED FIRMS IN NAIROBI SECURITIES EXCHANGE WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO INVENTORY LEVELS & PLANT AND EQUIPMENT NEWNESS - Koske, Naomi Chepkorir; Philip, Bii

Drug and substance abuse services at Butabika hospital-3rdcounseling conference – safari park hotel – (2002) - Songole, Rogers

Dynamics of Information Communication Technology on Implementation of Strategic Plans in Public Secondary Schools, in Kenya - Chumba, Sammy K; Wambua, Benjamin K; Wekesa, Erastus Muchimuti

Economic values for resistance to gastrointestinal helminths in meat sheep in Kenya - Gicheha, M.G.; IS Kosgey; Bebe, B.O.; Kahi, A.K. (Journal of Animal Breeding and Genetics)
Summary Economic values for resistance to gastrointestinal (GI) helminths in meat sheep were estimated based on previously published genetic and phenotypic parameters in a selection index objectively optimizing gains on yearling weight (YW). A two-trait index of YW and faecal egg count (FEC) were considered when accounting only for tangible roles of sheep production using individual records for index calculation (scheme 1) or including individual, sire, dam and male paternal half-sib information (scheme 2). Schemes 3 and 4 were similar to schemes 1 and 2, respectively, but accounted for both tangible and intangible roles of sheep production. Economic values within each scheme were estimated for five breeding objectives as follows: (i) index response in YW equals response from single trait selection, (ii) index response in YW is maximum, (iii) the level of FEC was held constant, (iv) A predetermined response of -0.22 (×1000) eggs per gram was assumed and (v) Monetary value of response in FEC is minimum. All estimated economic values were negative, and were Kenya Shillings (KSh) -34.90 (US\$-0.50), 0.00, -92.20 (US\$-1.32), -153.31 (US\$-2.19) and -47.90 (US\$-0.68), respectively, for options 1–5 in scheme 1. In all schemes the breeding options ranked 4, 3, 5 and 1 in descending order; however, options 1 and 5 exchanged positions in schemes 2 and 4. Economic values were responsive to changes in heritability of FEC and genetic correlation between the two traits. The magnitude of the economic values reflects the importance of including resistance to GI helminths in the breeding objectives for meat sheep in different production systems.

Economic values for resistance to gastrointestinal helminths in meat sheep in Kenya - Gicheha, M.G.; IS Kosgey; Bebe, B.O.; Kahi, A.K. (Journal of Animal Breeding and Genetics)
Summary Economic values for resistance to gastrointestinal (GI) helminths in meat sheep were estimated based on previously published genetic and phenotypic parameters in a selection index objectively optimizing gains on yearling weight (YW). A two-trait index of YW and faecal egg count (FEC) were considered when accounting only for tangible roles of sheep production using individual records for index calculation (scheme 1) or including individual, sire, dam and male paternal half-sib information (scheme 2). Schemes 3 and 4 were similar to schemes 1 and 2, respectively, but accounted for both tangible and intangible roles of sheep production. Economic values within each scheme were estimated for five breeding objectives as follows: (i) index response in YW equals response from single trait selection, (ii) index response in YW is maximum, (iii) the level of FEC was held constant, (iv) A predetermined response of −0.22 (×1000) eggs per gram was assumed and (v) Monetary value of response in FEC is minimum. All estimated economic values were negative, and were Kenya Shillings (KSh) −34.90 (US\$−0.50), 0.00, −92.20 (US\$−1.32), −153.31 (US\$−2.19) and −47.90 (US\$−0.68), respectively, for options 1–5 in scheme 1. In all schemes the breeding options ranked 4, 3, 5 and 1 in descending order; however, options 1 and 5 exchanged positions in schemes 2 and 4. Economic values were responsive to changes in heritability of FEC and genetic correlation between the two traits. The magnitude of the economic values reflects the importance of including resistance to GI helminths in the breeding objectives for meat sheep in different production systems.

EFFECT OF ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE ON JOB PERFORMANCE IN COMMERCIAL BANKS IN KENYA - Jepkorir, Eddah; Lagat, Charles; Ng’eno, Vincent

Effect of Primary care Giving to the Mentally ill on Family Stability: A case study of Mathari Hospital, Kenya: 3rd International Conference on Mental Healthby KGCPA/Moi University(2021). - Muhia ,J. Karanja, W.L Songole S.R

Effect of Primary Care Giving to the Mentally Ill on Family Stability: A case Study of Mathari Hospital, Kenya:Journal of Anxiety &Depression - Songole, S.R.,Muhia,J. Karanja, W.L.

EFFECT OF SUPPLIER DEVELOPMENT ON BUYER PERFORMANCE: A SURVEY OF SUGAR MILLING FIRMS IN WESTERN REGION OF KENYA - Yegon, Joseph; Kosgei, David Kipkoech; Lagat, Charles

Effect of Training and Development on Employee Turnover in Selected Medium Sized Hotels in Kisumu City Kenya. in Journal of Tourism Hospitality and Sports Volume 1 - M, Cheloti-Mapelu I.; Juma, L

Effects of Bipolar Relapse on Bipolar Patients in Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital. Journal of Science and Bio Medical Research Volume 1 Issue 1 | PDF 104 | Pages 5 Volume 1 . Issue 1 | PDF 101 | Page 1 of x Edelweiss: Psychiatry Open Acc - Muhia,J. Waithera,L. Khira, G; Omega, B. Kwamboka,F. Songole R.*; Kwoba, E.(2018)

Effects of Technology Context on Cloud Computing Adoption in Small and Medium Enterprises in Nairobi County, Kenya - Chemjor, Emily Mworia; Lagat, Charles; Maru, Loice

Environmental Effects of Urban Cattle Keeping in Nakuru Municipality, Kenya - Cheruiyot, Michael K; Moturi, Barnabas K Kurgat2 Wilkister N; Isaac S. Kosgey

Evaluation of alternative selection objectives and schemes for optimization of village goat improvement programs - Bett, R. C.; AM Okeyo; IS Kosgey; Kahi, A.K.; K.J. Peters

Evaluation of alternative selection objectives and schemes for optimization of village goat improvement programs - Bett, R. C.; AM Okeyo; IS Kosgey; Kahi, A.K.; K.J. Peters

Evaluation of the efficiency of alternative two-tier nucleus breeding systems designed to improve meat sheep in Kenya - Gicheha, M.G.; IS Kosgey; Bebe, B.O.; Kahi, A.K. (Journal of Animal Breeding and Genetics)
Summary A deterministic approach was used to genetically and economically evaluate the efficiency of five two-tier nucleus breeding systems for meat sheep in Kenya. The nucleus breeding systems differed in terms of whether the system was closed or open, in the type of animals that were involved in the movement of genetic superiority and in the number of selection pathways in each system. These systems were compared under four alternative breeding objectives based on monetary genetic gain and profit per ewe. The first objective simulated a situation where the flock size cannot be increased due to non-feed related constraints (FLOCK). The second specifically assumed that the flock size is restricted due to limited amount of feed resources (FEED). The third and fourth objectives assumed that sheep performed only tangible roles (TR) and both tangible and intangible roles (IR) in the production system respectively. Monetary genetic gains were highest for all objectives in an open nucleus system with a certain proportion of commercial-born ewes being introduced in the nucleus while at the same time utilizing young rams from the nucleus to breed sires and dams for the nucleus and commercial sector (ONyre). Utilizing young rams in a closed nucleus system for the dissemination of superior genes resulted in higher annual monetary genetic gain than utilization of old rams. Profit per ewe was significantly higher for FLOCK and IR in ONyre. In a closed system that allowed for downward movement of dams from the nucleus to the commercial sector to breed sires and dams, profit per ewe was highest for FEED and TR. The success of a nucleus breeding system should also focus on the profitability and logistics of establishing it. The implication of these results on the choice of two-tier nucleus breeding systems for the improvement of meat sheep is discussed.
Keywords: breeding objective; breeding programme; nucleus breeding system; Sheep; Tropics

Evaluation of the efficiency of alternative two-tier nucleus breeding systems designed to improve meat sheep in Kenya - Gicheha, M.G.; IS Kosgey; Bebe, B.O.; Kahi, A.K. (Journal of Animal Breeding and Genetics)
Summary A deterministic approach was used to genetically and economically evaluate the efficiency of five two-tier nucleus breeding systems for meat sheep in Kenya. The nucleus breeding systems differed in terms of whether the system was closed or open, in the type of animals that were involved in the movement of genetic superiority and in the number of selection pathways in each system. These systems were compared under four alternative breeding objectives based on monetary genetic gain and profit per ewe. The first objective simulated a situation where the flock size cannot be increased due to non-feed related constraints (FLOCK). The second specifically assumed that the flock size is restricted due to limited amount of feed resources (FEED). The third and fourth objectives assumed that sheep performed only tangible roles (TR) and both tangible and intangible roles (IR) in the production system respectively. Monetary genetic gains were highest for all objectives in an open nucleus system with a certain proportion of commercial-born ewes being introduced in the nucleus while at the same time utilizing young rams from the nucleus to breed sires and dams for the nucleus and commercial sector (ONyre). Utilizing young rams in a closed nucleus system for the dissemination of superior genes resulted in higher annual monetary genetic gain than utilization of old rams. Profit per ewe was significantly higher for FLOCK and IR in ONyre. In a closed system that allowed for downward movement of dams from the nucleus to the commercial sector to breed sires and dams, profit per ewe was highest for FEED and TR. The success of a nucleus breeding system should also focus on the profitability and logistics of establishing it. The implication of these results on the choice of two-tier nucleus breeding systems for the improvement of meat sheep is discussed.
Keywords: breeding objective; breeding programme; nucleus breeding system; Sheep; Tropics

Experiences of family members who care for their mentally ill family members. Journal of International Biological Sciences.2010,vol. 2 no. 8.Pgs.53-65. - R., Songole

Factors Associated with Schistosomiasis Control Measures in Mwaluphamba Location, Kwale County-Kenya - Juma, Ahmad; Ng’etich, Arthur S; Violet Naanyu; ann Mwangi; Kirinyet, Ruth C

Factors Influencing Smallholder Dairy Farmers Participation in Voluntary Compliance of Decent Work Practices: Case Study in Nakuru County Kenya - Ogola, T. D. O.; Lagat, J; IS Kosgey; Ogola, Thomas DO; Lagat, Job K; Isaac S. Kosgey

Factors Influencing Smallholder Dairy Farmers Participation in Voluntary Compliance of Decent Work Practices: Case Study in Nakuru County Kenya - Ogola, T. D. O.; Lagat, J; IS Kosgey; Ogola, Thomas DO; Lagat, Job K; Isaac S. Kosgey

Fast solution of the nonlinear Poisson-Boltzmann equation using the reduced basis method and range-separated tensor format - C.M. Kweyu

Fish production practices of smallholder farmers in western Kenya - Omasaki, Simion K; Charo-Karisa, Harrison; Isaac S. Kosgey

Fish production practices of smallholder farmers in western Kenya - Omasaki, Simion K; Charo-Karisa, Harrison; Isaac S. Kosgey

Forest conservation and management in Kenya: a study of the role of law in the conservation of forest resources - Chebii, JK

Foundational Values in University Education: An Historical Understanding of Values in Practice - Chang’ach, John Koskey

A framework for tiered informed consent for health genomic research in Africa - Moodley, Keymanthri; Tangwa, Godfrey B; Torrorey-Sawe, Rispah; Tiffin, Nicki

Fuging African Songs by Isaac Waswa Shitubi; A focus on Luhya Music. - Isaac Waswa Shitubi

Gech-Wa’s Theorem of finding the length of sides of a right -angled triangle - C.M. Kweyu

Genetic Counseling of Families with Mental Retardation-Kenya association of Professional Counselors 12th conference – Nairobi.-2011 - Songole, Rogers

Genetic improvement of the Kenya Dual Purpose Goat: Influence of economic values and prospects for a practical breeding programme - Bett, R. C.; IS Kosgey; Bebe, B.O.; Kahi, A.K. (Tropical Science)
Abstract This study determined the influence of economic values on genetic gain and explored the prospects for a practical breeding programme for the Kenya Dual Purpose Goat. The economic values for production traits (live weight (direct), live eight (maternal), milk yield and consumable meat) and functional traits (doe weight, number of kids weaned, kidding frequency and rate, doe weaning and survival rate, pre- and post-weaning survival rate, and residual feed intake for yearlings and does) in the breeding goal addressed the smallholder production system. There was a potential for genetic progress in the breeding-goal traits even by using simple selection criteria. In the breeding programme, the predicted genetic gains per year for milk yield were 0.737 and 0.047 kg for the sires of sires and dams of dams pathways, respectively. The required population size of 2500 does in the nucleus would be attained within ten years after the start of the breeding programme. The availability of a simple breeding programme for the Kenya Dual Purpose Goat offers enormous opportunities for private large-scale flocks or for flocks owned by parastatal or research organisations to exploit genetic and economic benefits from the breeding programme. Copyright © 2007 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd
Keywords: Breeding programme design; Economic values; Kenya Dual Purpose Goat; selection

Genetic improvement of the Kenya Dual Purpose Goat: Influence of economic values and prospects for a practical breeding programme - Bett, R. C.; IS Kosgey; Bebe, B.O.; Kahi, A.K. (Tropical Science)
Abstract This study determined the influence of economic values on genetic gain and explored the prospects for a practical breeding programme for the Kenya Dual Purpose Goat. The economic values for production traits (live weight (direct), live eight (maternal), milk yield and consumable meat) and functional traits (doe weight, number of kids weaned, kidding frequency and rate, doe weaning and survival rate, pre- and post-weaning survival rate, and residual feed intake for yearlings and does) in the breeding goal addressed the smallholder production system. There was a potential for genetic progress in the breeding-goal traits even by using simple selection criteria. In the breeding programme, the predicted genetic gains per year for milk yield were 0.737 and 0.047 kg for the sires of sires and dams of dams pathways, respectively. The required population size of 2500 does in the nucleus would be attained within ten years after the start of the breeding programme. The availability of a simple breeding programme for the Kenya Dual Purpose Goat offers enormous opportunities for private large-scale flocks or for flocks owned by parastatal or research organisations to exploit genetic and economic benefits from the breeding programme. Copyright © 2007 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd
Keywords: Breeding programme design; Economic values; Kenya Dual Purpose Goat; selection

Godia PM, Olenja JM, Hofman JJ, van den Broek N. Young people's perception of sexual and reproductive health services in Kenya. BMC Health Serv Res. 2014;14:–172. Available from: http://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/articlerender.fcgi?artid=3996312{&}tool=p

Godia PM, Olenja JM, Lavussa JA, Quinney D, Hofman JJ, van den Broek N. Sexual reproductive health service provision to young people in Kenya; health service providers' experiences. BMC Health Serv Res. 2013;13:–476. Available from: http://www.ncbi.nlm.

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High Student Enrolment and its Implication on Teaching and Learning in Selected Public Universities in Kenya - Jepkoech, Kwambai Bernadette; Serem, David; Kessio, David

Higher education in animal breeding in developing countries–challenges and opportunities - Ojango, J.M.

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Identification systems and selection criteria of pastoral goat keepers in northern Kenya–implications for a breeding programme - Mbuku, Samuel M; Isaac S. Kosgey; Kahi, Alexander K. (Citeseer)

Identification systems and selection criteria of pastoral goat keepers in northern Kenya–implications for a breeding programme - Mbuku, Samuel M; Isaac S. Kosgey; Kahi, Alexander K. (Citeseer)

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Impact of COVID-19 on the On-going Refugees Economic Inclusion in Kenya: Difference-in-Differences Analysis - Hounton, Serge B; Nyaoro, Dulo

Importance of Employee Welfare and Performance: The Case of the UASU at Egerton University, Kenya - Lagat, Asaneth C; Mutai, Benjamin K; Isaac S. Kosgey; Nyahururu, Kenya

Importance of Employee Welfare and Performance: The Case of the UASU at Egerton University, Kenya - Lagat, Asaneth C; Mutai, Benjamin K; Isaac S. Kosgey; Nyahururu, Kenya

Indigenous Knowledge and Adaptation Strategies of Pastoralists to Climate Variability in Northern Kenya - Mbuku, Samuel; Kahi, Alexander; Kosgey, Isaac Sanga

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An Inquiry into the Relationship between Population Growth and Development: The Case of Malawi and Kenya - Ruttoh, Simon Kipronoh; Tobias, Milward; Ruttoh, Benard Kipngeno; Kirui, Ernest Kiplangat

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