Role of Low-Frequency HIV-1 Variants in Failure of Nevirapine-Containing Antiviral Therapy in Women Previously Exposed to Single Dose Nevirapine - Boltz, V.F.; Zheng, Y.; Lockman, S.; Hong, F.; Halvas, E.K.; McIntyre, J.A.; Currier, J.S.; Chibowa, M.C.; Kanyama, C.; Nair, A.; Owino-Ong’or, W.; MDHughes, J.M.Coffin; et al. (Proc. Natl Acad. Sci USA, 2011)

The Role of Women in Rural Development. In Working with Rural Communities: Participatory Action Research in Kenya - Jamin R M Masinde (Nairobi University Press, 2011)

Rooting inquiry in tradition: the health baraza as a tool for social research in Kenya - Violet Naanyu; Sidle, John E.; Richard M. Frankel; Ayuku, David; Nyandiko, Winstone M.; Thomas S. Inui (Qualitative Health Research, 2011)

Rooting inquiry in tradition: the health baraza as a tool for social research in Kenya - Naanyu, V; Sidle, J. E.; Frankel, R. M.; Ayuku, D.; Nyandiko, W.M.; Inui, T. S. (Qual Health Res, 2011)

Rooting Inquiry in Tradition: The Health Baraza as a Tool for Social Research in Kenya - Violet Naanyu; Sidle, John E.; Richard M. Frankel; Ayuku, David; Nyandiko, Winstone M.; Thomas S. Inui (Qualitative Health Research, 2011)
The baraza is a customary form of community assembly in East Africa. We examined the use of the health baraza as a process that can improve data collection and deepen community understanding of sociocultural issues surrounding HIV/AIDS. In the evaluation of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID)—Academic Model for Prevention and Treatment of HIV/AIDS Partnership (USAID—AMPATH) in Kenya, investigators facilitated mabaraza (the plural of baraza) to gather information of relevance to program success, improvement, and community collaboration. Seven mabaraza were held at local health facilities. Mabaraza rapidly evoked essential information for the USAID—AMPATH program and facilitated vibrant discussion of themes that were of interest to local communities. Mabaraza combined individual and community outlooks, producing emic understanding of the program’s meaning to local populations. The baraza assemblage is a promising technique for applied sociology, participatory research, and program evaluation.

Rural-urban interlink and sustainability of urban centres in Kenya: a case of Malaba Town - Leonard, Mulongo Simiyu; Kerre, Patrick M; Boniface, Erute E (Journal of US-China Public Administration, 2011)

The salient characteristics of trained ineffective teachers in secondary schools in Kenya - Kodero, Hezborn MN; Misigo, Bernard L; Owino, Elizabeth A; Simiyu, Catherine K (Sage Open, 2011)

Secondary Break Through. History and Government. Form 1 - Obura, M.; M.N. Agumba (Moran Publishers, 2011)

Self Organizing Maps: Applications and Novel Algorithm Design - Josphat Igadwa Mwasiagi (BoD–Books on Demand, 2011)

Social determinants of small ruminant genotypes kept by the Gabbra and Rendille Pastoralists of Northern Kenya - Tura, I; IS Kosgey; Aboud, AA; Kaufmann, B; others (The Asian Journal of Animal Science (June, 2011), 2011)

A Social Psychology Perspective of The Post Election Violence In Kenya - Kimani, Chege G; Mutiso, M.M; Kodero, H.M.N.; Chesire, A. M (International Journal of Current Research (IJCR), 2011)

Structure Conduct and Performance of honey Marketing in West Pokot District Kenya. - R. Kosgei; Sulo T.; W. Chepng'eno (European Journal of Management, 2011)

Student Mobility and Regional Integration in East African Public Universities; Challenges and Prospects - J. K. Chang'ach; J. Jowi; A. K. Kandie (Moi University 7th Annual International Conference, 2011)

Student’s Perception of Discipline and Authority: A case of Secondary Schools in Taita-Taveta, Kenya - Okero, R. (International Journal of Current Research, 2011)

Students’ Perception on the Role of Head Teacher in Implementation of Girls’ Re-admission policy in Kenya - Omulako, EJ; Kosgei, Z; Kurgat, J; Saina, S (International Journal of Current Research, 2011)

Sustainable Rural Agricultural Development: Role of Bilateral Organizations in Agriculture in Elgeyo-Marakwet County - Beru, MK (VDM Verlag Dr. Muller GmbH and Co. KG. ISBN 978- 3- 639- 37658- 6., 2011)

Symptom screen: diagnostic usefulness in detecting pulmonary tuberculosis in HIV-infected pregnant women in Kenya - Kosgei, R.J.; Ndavi, P Muia; Ong'ech, JO; Abuya, J.M.; Siika, A.M.; Wools-Kaloustian, K.; Mabeya, H.; Fojo, T.; Mwangi, A.; Reid, T.; others (Public health action, 2011)

“Synthesis of Phenylethylthiazolyl Thiourea Derivatives as Potential Inhibitors of HIV-1 Reverse Transcriptase.” - Alfred Wangusi Odongo,; Zacchaeus R. Kipkorir ((Moi University 7 th Annual International Conference, 2011)

TEACHERS’TRAINING, TERMS OF SERVICE A FRAMEWORK IN BUNGO - Muyoka, Wangila Violet (2011)

Technical efficiency among the bulrush millet producers in Kenya - Vincent, Ngeno; Wendi, Rop; Langat, B; Ngeno, EK; Kipsat, MJ (African Journal of Business Management, 2011)

Timing of antiretroviral therapy for HIV-1 infection and tuberculosis - Havlir, Diane V; Kendall, Michelle A; Ive, Prudence; Kumwenda, Johnstone; Swindells, Susan; Qasba, Sarojini S; Luetkemeyer, Anne F; Hogg, Evelyn; Rooney, James F; Wu, Xingye; others (New England Journal of Medicine, 2011)

Topic Control in the Market Discourse - Obuchi, Samuel M. (Baraton Interdisciplinary Research Journal, 2011)

Towards a culture of quality management at SASS, Moi University: Changing lecturers’ attitudes to student assessment/QM - Kamaara, Eunice Karanja (Challenges for faculty management at African higher education institutions, 2011)

TP53 Mutations as biomarkers in the molecular pathology of breast cancer in Kenyan patients. - K Patel, D Chumba, G martel (Egypt J Lab Medicine, 2011)

TP53 mutations, human papilloma virus DNA and inflammation markers in esophageal squamous cell carcinoma from the Rift Valley, a high-incidence area in Kenya - Patel, Kirtika; Mining, Simeon; Wakhisi, Johnston; Gheit, Tarik; Tommasino, Massimo; Martel-Planche, Ghislaine; Hainaut, Pierre; Abedi-Ardekani, Behnoush (BMC research notes, 2011)

TP53 mutations, human papilloma virus DNA and inflammation markers in esophageal squamous cell carcinoma from the Rift Valley, a high-incidence area in Kenya - Patel, Kirtika; Mining, Simeon; Wakhisi, Johnston; Gheit, Tarik; Tommasino, Massimo; Martel-Planche, Ghislaine; Hainaut, Pierre; Abedi-Ardekani, Behnoush (BMC research notes, 2011)

Transactional sex amongst AIDS-orphaned and AIDS-affected adolescents predicted by abuse and extreme poverty - Cluver, L.; Orkin, M.; Boyes, M.; Gardner, F.; Meinck, F. (J Acquir Immune Defic Syndr JAIDS, 2011)

Transitional Justice in Kenya: The Role of the Youth for Sustainable Peace - Okubasu D, (Moi University-Indiana University International Symposium on Peace, 2011)

Treatment outcomes of a Stage 1 cognitive-behavioral trial to reduce alcohol use among HIV-infected outpatients in western Kenya - Papas, Rebecca K.; Sidle, John E.; Gakinya, Benson N.; Baliddawa, Joyce B.; Martino, Steve; Mwaniki, Michael M.; Songole, Rogers; Omolo, Otieno E.; Kamanda, Allan M.; Ayuku, David O.; others (Addiction (Abingdon, England), 2011)

Treatment outcomes of a stage 1 cognitive-behavioral trial to reduce alcohol use among human immunodeficiency virus-infected out-patients in western Kenya - Papas, Rebecca K.; Sidle, John E.; Gakinya, Benson N.; Baliddawa, Joyce B.; Martino, Steve; Mwaniki, Michael M.; Songole, Rogers; Omolo, Otieno E.; Kamanda, Allan M.; Ayuku, David O.; Ojwang, Claris; Owino-Ong'or, Willis D.; et al. (Addiction (Abingdon, England), 2011)
AIMS: Dual epidemics of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and alcohol use disorders, and a dearth of professional resources for behavioral treatment in sub-Saharan Africa, suggest the need for development of culturally relevant and feasible interventions. The purpose of this study was to test the preliminary efficacy of a culturally adapted six-session gender-stratified group cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) intervention delivered by paraprofessionals to reduce alcohol use among HIV-infected out-patients in Eldoret, Kenya. DESIGN: Randomized clinical trial comparing CBT against a usual care assessment-only control. SETTING: A large HIV out-patient clinic in Eldoret, Kenya, part of the Academic Model for Providing Access to Healthcare collaboration. PARTICIPANTS: Seventy-five HIV-infected out-patients who were antiretroviral (ARV)-initiated or ARV-eligible and who reported hazardous or binge drinking. MEASUREMENTS: Percentage of drinking days (PDD) and mean drinks per drinking days (DDD) measured continuously using the Time line Follow back method. FINDINGS: There were 299 ineligible and 102 eligible out-patients with 12 refusals. Effect sizes of the change in alcohol use since baseline between the two conditions at the 30-day follow-up were large [d=0.95, P=0.0002, mean difference=24.93, 95% confidence interval (CI): 12.43, 37.43 PDD; d=0.76, P=0.002, mean difference=2.88, 95% CI: 1.05, 4.70 DDD]. Randomized participants attended 93% of the six CBT sessions offered. Reported alcohol abstinence at the 90-day follow-up was 69% (CBT) and 38% (usual care). Paraprofessional counselors achieved independent ratings of adherence and competence equivalent to college-educated therapists in the United States. Treatment effect sizes were comparable to alcohol intervention studies conducted in the United States. CONCLUSIONS: Cognitive-behavioral therapy can be adapted successfully to group paraprofessional delivery in Kenya and may be effective in reducing alcohol use among HIV-infected Kenyan out-patients.

Treatment outcomes of a stage 1 cognitive–behavioral trial to reduce alcohol use among human immunodeficiency virus-infected out-patients in western Kenya - Papas, Rebecca K.; Sidle, John E.; Gakinya, Benson N.; Baliddawa, Joyce B.; Martino, Steve; Mwaniki, Michael M.; Songole, Rogers; Omolo, Otieno E.; Kamanda, Allan M.; Ayuku, David O.; others (Addiction, 2011)

Treatment outcomes of a stage 1 cognitive–behavioral trial to reduce alcohol use among human immunodeficiency virus-infected out-patients in western Kenya - Papas, Rebecca K.; Sidle, John E.; Gakinya, Benson N.; Baliddawa, Joyce B.; Martino, Steve; Mwaniki, Michael M.; Songole, Rogers; Omolo, Otieno E.; Kamanda, Allan M.; Ayuku, David O.; others (Addiction, 2011)

Treatment outcomes of a stage 1 cognitive–behavioral trial to reduce alcohol use among human immunodeficiency virus-infected out-patients in western Kenya - Papas, Rebecca K.; Sidle, John E.; Gakinya, Benson N.; Baliddawa, Joyce B.; Martino, Steve; Mwaniki, Michael M.; Songole, Rogers; Omolo, Otieno E.; Kamanda, Allan M.; Ayuku, David O.; Ojwang, Claris; Owino-Ong'or, Willis D.; et al. (Addiction, 2011)
ABSTRACT Aims  Dual epidemics of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and alcohol use disorders, and a dearth of professional resources for behavioral treatment in sub-Saharan Africa, suggest the need for development of culturally relevant and feasible interventions. The purpose of this study was to test the preliminary efficacy of a culturally adapted six-session gender-stratified group cognitive–behavioral therapy (CBT) intervention delivered by paraprofessionals to reduce alcohol use among HIV-infected out-patients in Eldoret, Kenya. Design  Randomized clinical trial comparing CBT against a usual care assessment-only control. Setting  A large HIV out-patient clinic in Eldoret, Kenya, part of the Academic Model for Providing Access to Healthcare collaboration. Participants  Seventy-five HIV-infected out-patients who were antiretroviral (ARV)-initiated or ARV-eligible and who reported hazardous or binge drinking. Measurements  Percentage of drinking days (PDD) and mean drinks per drinking days (DDD) measured continuously using the Time line Follow back method. Findings  There were 299 ineligible and 102 eligible out-patients with 12 refusals. Effect sizes of the change in alcohol use since baseline between the two conditions at the 30-day follow-up were large [d = 0.95, P = 0.0002, mean difference = 24.93, 95% confidence interval (CI): 12.43, 37.43 PDD; d = 0.76, P = 0.002, mean difference = 2.88, 95% CI: 1.05, 4.70 DDD]. Randomized participants attended 93% of the six CBT sessions offered. Reported alcohol abstinence at the 90-day follow-up was 69% (CBT) and 38% (usual care). Paraprofessional counselors achieved independent ratings of adherence and competence equivalent to college-educated therapists in the United States. Treatment effect sizes were comparable to alcohol intervention studies conducted in the United States. Conclusions  Cognitive–behavioral therapy can be adapted successfully to group paraprofessional delivery in Kenya and may be effective in reducing alcohol use among HIV-infected Kenyan out-patients.
Keywords: alcohol; cognitive-behavioral therapy; HIV; Kenya; randomized clinical trial

Trends in the clinical characteristics of HIV-infected patients initiating antiretroviral therapy in Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania between 2002 and 2009 - Geng, Elvin H; Hunt, Peter W; Diero, Lameck O; Kimaiyo, Sylvester; Somi, Geofrey R; Okong, Pius; Bangsberg, David R; Bwana, Mwebesa B; Cohen, Craig R; Otieno, Juliana A; others (Journal of the International AIDS Society, 2011)

Udogu, E. Ike. African Renaissance in the Millennium: The Political, Social and Economic Discourses on the Way Forward - Makana, Nicholas E (Journal of Third World Studies, 2011)

Understanding the attitudes of school leaders towards ICT integration in secondary education in the North Rift, Kenya - P.K. Mwei (Journal of Technology & Socio-Economic Development, 2011)

United Nations Inter-Agency Group for Child Mortality Estimation and the Child Health Epidemiology Reference Group. Neonatal mortality levels for 193 countries in 2009 with trends since 1990: a systematic analysis of progress, projections, and priorities - Oestergaard, M. Z.; Inoue, M.; Yoshida, S.; Mahanani, W. R.; Gore, F. M.; Cousens, S.; Lawn, J. E.; Mathers, C. D. (PLoS Med, 2011)

Use of combined paracetamol and low dose ketamine in pain control during change of dressings in burn patients - Werunga, KP; Khainga, SO; Musau, P; Emarah, M; Lumarai, L (East African Medical Journal, 2011)

The Vital Roles of Principal-ship in: Traditional and Outcome-Based Schools in Wyoming North Central Association High School - D.K., Serem (International Journal of Current Research, 2011)

Voluntary medical male circumcision: an introduction to the cost, impact, and challenges of accelerated scaling up - Hankins, C.; Forsythe, S.; Njeuhmeli, E. (PLoS Med., 2011)

Voluntary medical male circumcision: logistics, commodities, and waste management requirements for scale-up of services - Edgil, D.; Stankard, P.; Forsythe, S. (PLoS Med., 2011)

Voluntary medical male circumcision: modeling the impact and cost of expanding male circumcision for HIV prevention in eastern and southern Africa - Njeuhmeli, E.; Forsythe, S.; Reed, J. (PLoS Med., 2011)

Voluntary medical male circumcision: translating research into the rapid expansion of services in Kenya, 2008–2011 - Mwandi, Z.; Murphy, A.; Reed, J. (PLoS Med., 2011)

‘Wamepotea’(They have become lost): Outcomes of HIV-positive and HIV-exposed children lost to follow-up from a large HIV treatment program in western Kenya - Braitstein, Paula; Songok, Julia; Vreeman, R.; Wools-Kaloustian, K.; KOSKEI, PAMELA; Walusuna, Leahbell; Ayaya, Samwel; Nyandiko, Winstone; Yiannoutsos, Constantin (Journal of acquired immune deficiency syndromes (1999), 2011)

Widening Education Access: Its Implications and Challenges on School Facility Exploitation International Journal of Curriculum and Instruction Vol. 1 (1) - Ingubu, M; Wambua, B. K. (April, 2011)

Women and ICT Utilization: A Study of ICT Utilization by Women in Mumias Division, Kenya. - B. N. Uluma (LAP Lambert Publishers ISBN: 978-3-8465-4943-8, 2011)

Women's Life Worlds' In-Between' - Daniel, Antje; Fink, Katharina; Kroeker, Lena; Schütze, Jaana (2011)

World Research Summit for Tourism and Hospitality (2011)

“1-Benzyloxy-4-(2-nitroethenyl)benzene” - Zacchaeus R. Kipkorir,; Alan R. Kennedy,; Claire I. Muhanji; Maurice O. Okoth (Chemistry department, 2010)

“4-(Benzyloxy)benzaldehyde” - Zacchaeus R. Kipkorir; Alan R. Kennedy,; Claire I. Muhanji; Maurice O. Okoth (Chemistry department, 2010)

Acceptance of HIV testing for children ages 18 months to 13 years identified through voluntary, home-based HIV counseling and testing in western Kenya - Vreeman, Rachel C.; Nyandiko, Winstone M.; Braitstein, Paula; Were, Martin C; Ayaya, Samwel O; Ndege, Samson K; Wiehe, Sarah E (Journal of acquired immune deficiency syndromes (1999), 2010)

Accessibility and Equity in Education for Persons with Disabilities in Tertiary Institutions. - Kiaritha, N. (Management Digest: A Journal of the Kenya Institute of Management - School of Management, 2010)

Acid-Base Transesterification of Oil with High Free Fatty Acid Content - Anil Kumar; Valoyi, Redeem; Ochieng, Aoyi; Onyango, Maurice (Journal of Biofuels, 2010)

Adverse effects of Sudanese toombak vs. Swedish snuff on human oral cells - Costea, Daniela Elena; Lukandu, Ochiba; Bui, Linh; Ibrahim, Muna Jaffar M; Lygre, Raymond; Neppelberg, Evelyn; Ibrahim, Salah Osman; Vintermyr, Olav Karsten; Johannessen, Anne Christine (Journal of oral pathology & medicine, 2010)

An Analysis of Emotional Intelligence and the Performance of Principals in Selected Schools in Kenya. - Ayiro L.P. (Journal of Advances in Developing Human Resources, 2010)

Analysis of pepsin in tracheoesophageal puncture sites - Bock, Jonathan M; Brawley, Mary K; Johnston, Nikki; Samuels, Tina; Massey, Becky L; Campbell, Bruce H; Toohill, Robert J; Blumin, Joel H (Annals of Otology, Rhinology & Laryngology, 2010)

Anharmonic perturbation of neutron-proton pairs by the unpaired neutrons in heavy finite nuclei - Khanna, KM; Kanyeki, GF; Rotich, SK; Torongey, PK; Ameka, SE (CSIR, 2010)

Assessments of factors affecting effective use of Management Information Systems (MIS) in the Hotel and Tourism Industry in Kenya. Tourism, Tourists and Sustainable Development in Africa - Burugu, R.; Korir, J; Besloy, S; Bor, T; Sulo, T. (2010)

Book review: Georgeta Cislaru, Frédéric Pugnière-Saavedra and Frédérique Sitri (eds), Les Carnets du Cediscor, 10. Analyse de Discours et Demande Sociale: Le Cas des Écrits de Signalement. Paris: Presses Sorbonne Nouvelle, 2008. 180 pp. ISBN 978 2 8 - Ogutu, James N (Discourse Studies, 2010)

Cancer information sources used by patients to inform and influence treatment decisions - Walsh, Matthew C; Trentham-Dietz, Amy; Schroepfer, Tracy A; Reding, Douglas J; Campbell, Bruce; Foote, Mary L; Kaufman, Stephanie; Barrett, Morgan; Remington, Patrick L; Cleary, James F (Journal of health communication, 2010)

The Cediscor Diaries, 10. Discourse Analysis and Social Demand: The Case of a Written Reporting - Ogutu, James N (SAGE PUBLICATIONS LTD 1 OLIVERS YARD, 55 CITY ROAD, LONDON EC1Y 1SP, ENGLAND, 2010)

The challenges of using information communication technology (ICT) in school administration in Kenya - Menjo, David Kimeli; Boit, John Mugun (Journal of African Studies in Educational Management and Leadership, 2010)

Changes in the burden of malaria in sub-Saharan Africa - O'Meara, Wendy Prudhomme; Mangeni, Judith Nekesa; Steketee, Rick; Greenwood, Brian (The Lancet infectious diseases, 2010)

Characterisation of wild and cultured Oreochromis shiranus in Malawi. - Lewuantai, CS; Kassam, D; Maluwa, A; Kosgey, I; others (Second RUFORUM Biennial Regional Conference on" Building capacity for food security in Africa", Entebbe, Uganda, 20-24 September 2010, 2010)

Choosing the right school: Redefining performance in the contemporary Kenyan educational system - Mwaka, Marcella; Kegode, George; Kyalo, B (Journal of African Studies in Educational Management and Leadership, 2010)

“Communion of Shadows”,“The Return of the Rains, Mwanzo” and“Music Man” - Mboya, T.M. (Counterpoint and Other Poems, 2010)

Contraction of wildlife dispersal area in Olgulului–Ololorashi group ranch around Amboseli National Park, Kenya - Okello, Moses Makonjio; Kioko, John Masila (The Open Conservation Biology Journal, 2010)

Counterpoint and Other Poems. - Mboya, Tom M (Oxford University Press, 2010)

Cross-border bean market performance in Western Kenya and Eastern Uganda - Mauyo, Lianda Wanyonyi; Chianu, Jonas N; Nassiuma, Bernard Kibet; Musebe, Richard Onyango; others (Journal of Service Science and Management, 2010)

A cross-cultural comparison of psychological distress among individuals living with HIV in Atlanta, Georgia and Eldoret, Kenya. - Sacham, E.; Reece, M.; Ong’or, W.O.; Omolo, O.; Basta, T. (J Int Assoc Physicians in AIDS Care Chic III, 2010)

The Cultural-Historical activity theory: Implications of utilisation of Distance Education in higher education in Kenya - Syomwene, A.; Kitainge, K. M. (Management Digest: published by the Kenya Institute of management, 2010)

Dairy goat production practices in Kenya: Implications for a breeding programme - Ogola, T; Nguyo, W; Kosgey, I (Age, 2010)

Demographic and Health Survey, 2008-2009 (2010)

Determinants of Internet Adoption and Assimilation: Experiences of Kenyan University Libraries - Odero, D (VdmVerlag., 2010)

Determinants of Investor Confidence for Firms Listed at the nairobiStock Exchange - Kiplangat, AP; Bitok, JL; J. Tenai; Rono, L (Eldoret: Unpublished Moi University, 2010)

Differential Gender Access to Agricultural Resources in Kenya; Impact on Agricultural Production in Nandi District from 1954 to 2000, - Tanui, P (VDM Publishers., 2010)

Direct and maternal (co) variance components, genetic parameters and annual trends for growth traits of Dorper sheep in semi-arid Kenya - Kariuki, C. M.; Ilatsia, Evans D.; Isaac S. Kosgey; Kahi, Alexander K. (Tropical Animal Health and Production, 2010)

Direct and maternal (co)variance components, genetic parameters and annual trends for growth traits of Dorper sheep in semi-arid Kenya - Kariuki, C. M.; Ilatsia, Evans D.; Isaac S. Kosgey; Kahi, Alexander K. (Tropical Animal Health and Production, 2010)
Genetic and phenotypic parameters were estimated for lamb growth traits for the Dorper sheep in semi-arid Kenya using an animal model. Data on lamb growth performance were extracted from available performance records at the Sheep and Goats Station in Naivasha, Kenya. Growth traits considered were body weights at birth (BW0, kg), at 1 month (BW1, kg), at 2 months (BW2, kg), at weaning (WW, kg), at 6 months (BW6, kg), at 9 months (BW9, kg) and at yearling (YW, kg), average daily gain from birth to 6 months (ADG0–6, gm) and from 6 months to 1 year (ADG6–12, gm). Direct heritability estimates were, correspondingly, 0.18, 0.36, 0.32, 0.28, 0.21, 0.14, 0.29, 0.12 and 0.30 for BW0, BW1, BW2, WW, BW6, BW9, YW, ADG0–6 and ADG6–12. The corresponding maternal genetic heritability estimates for body weights up to 9 months were 0.16, 0.10, 0.10, 0.19, 0.21 and 0.18. Direct-maternal genetic correlations were negative and high ranging between -0.47 to -0.94. Negative genetic correlations were observed for ADG0–6–ADG6–12, BW2–ADG6–12, WW–ADG6–12 and BW6–ADG6–12. Phenotypic correlations ranged from 0.15 to 0.96. Maternal effects are important in the growth performance of the Dorper sheep though a negative correlation exists between direct and maternal genetic effects. The current study has provided important information on the extent of additive genetic variation in the existing flocks that could now be used in determining the merit of breeding rams and ewes for sale to the commercial flocks. The estimates provided would form the basis of designing breeding schemes for the Dorper sheep in Kenya. Implications of the study to future Dorper sheep breeding programmes are also discussed.

Direct and maternal (co)variance components, genetic parameters and annual trends for growth traits of Dorper sheep in semi-arid Kenya - Kariuki, C. M.; Ilatsia, Evans D.; Isaac S. Kosgey; Kahi, Alexander K. (Tropical Animal Health and Production, 2010)
Genetic and phenotypic parameters were estimated for lamb growth traits for the Dorper sheep in semi-arid Kenya using an animal model. Data on lamb growth performance were extracted from available performance records at the Sheep and Goats Station in Naivasha, Kenya. Growth traits considered were body weights at birth (BW0, kg), at 1 month (BW1, kg), at 2 months (BW2, kg), at weaning (WW, kg), at 6 months (BW6, kg), at 9 months (BW9, kg) and at yearling (YW, kg), average daily gain from birth to 6 months (ADG0–6, gm) and from 6 months to 1 year (ADG6–12, gm). Direct heritability estimates were, correspondingly, 0.18, 0.36, 0.32, 0.28, 0.21, 0.14, 0.29, 0.12 and 0.30 for BW0, BW1, BW2, WW, BW6, BW9, YW, ADG0–6 and ADG6–12. The corresponding maternal genetic heritability estimates for body weights up to 9 months were 0.16, 0.10, 0.10, 0.19, 0.21 and 0.18. Direct-maternal genetic correlations were negative and high ranging between −0.47 to −0.94. Negative genetic correlations were observed for ADG0–6–ADG6–12, BW2–ADG6–12, WW–ADG6–12 and BW6–ADG6–12. Phenotypic correlations ranged from 0.15 to 0.96. Maternal effects are important in the growth performance of the Dorper sheep though a negative correlation exists between direct and maternal genetic effects. The current study has provided important information on the extent of additive genetic variation in the existing flocks that could now be used in determining the merit of breeding rams and ewes for sale to the commercial flocks. The estimates provided would form the basis of designing breeding schemes for the Dorper sheep in Kenya. Implications of the study to future Dorper sheep breeding programmes are also discussed.

Discourse in Interactional Contexts: A Case of Kiswahili - Obuchi, Samuel M. (VDM, Verlag-Germany, 2010)

Economic contribution and viability of dairy goats: implications for a breeding programme - Ogola, T. D. O.; Nguyo, W. K.; IS Kosgey (Tropical animal health and production, 2010)

Economic contribution and viability of dairy goats: implications for a breeding programme - Ogola, T. D. O.; Nguyo, W. K.; IS Kosgey (Tropical Animal Health and Production, 2010)
To augment the incomes of smallholder farmers in Kenya and consequently improve their nutrition and income, many development organisations and policy makers are increasingly promoting dairy goat farming. Among the key organisations supporting the initiative is Heifer Project International–-Kenya (HPIK). However, the economic contribution and viability of dairy goats under the HPIK project have not been studied so far. The aim of the present study was to determine the contribution of dairy goats to household income and the performance of the dairy goat enterprise using gross and net margins from dairy goat farming as an indicator of economic viability. A survey covering 71 farmers was carried out in the Coast, Nyanza, and the Rift Valley provinces of Kenya using a set of pre-tested structured and semi-structured questionnaires. Results showed that, on average, the dairy goat enterprise contributed, correspondingly, about 15.2{%} and 4.8{%} to the total livestock and overall household income and was viable. Differences in gross and net margins across agroecological zones were attributed to milk prices. Despite the existence of non-viable enterprises in two of the provinces, the few present suggest the possibility of obtaining reliable incomes from the enterprise. Redoubling of effort or re-orientation of production to match the local and external requirements would, however, be necessary. Costs and revenues were similar across the agroecological zones. Farmers with positive gross margins had better milk and stock sales and vice versa. The success of a dairy goat enterprise is attributed to location and good management. Besides, farmers’ awareness of the market demands within and outside the community is important in establishing production goals and may be crucial to achieving a positive gross margin.

Economic contribution and viability of dairy goats: implications for a breeding programme - Ogola, T. D. O.; Nguyo, W. K.; IS Kosgey (Tropical Animal Health and Production, 2010)
To augment the incomes of smallholder farmers in Kenya and consequently improve their nutrition and income, many development organisations and policy makers are increasingly promoting dairy goat farming. Among the key organisations supporting the initiative is Heifer Project International–-Kenya (HPIK). However, the economic contribution and viability of dairy goats under the HPIK project have not been studied so far. The aim of the present study was to determine the contribution of dairy goats to household income and the performance of the dairy goat enterprise using gross and net margins from dairy goat farming as an indicator of economic viability. A survey covering 71 farmers was carried out in the Coast, Nyanza, and the Rift Valley provinces of Kenya using a set of pre-tested structured and semi-structured questionnaires. Results showed that, on average, the dairy goat enterprise contributed, correspondingly, about 15.2{%} and 4.8{%} to the total livestock and overall household income and was viable. Differences in gross and net margins across agroecological zones were attributed to milk prices. Despite the existence of non-viable enterprises in two of the provinces, the few present suggest the possibility of obtaining reliable incomes from the enterprise. Redoubling of effort or re-orientation of production to match the local and external requirements would, however, be necessary. Costs and revenues were similar across the agroecological zones. Farmers with positive gross margins had better milk and stock sales and vice versa. The success of a dairy goat enterprise is attributed to location and good management. Besides, farmers' awareness of the market demands within and outside the community is important in establishing production goals and may be crucial to achieving a positive gross margin.

Economic evaluation for improvement of dairy cattle in Kenya - Okeno, TO; IS Kosgey; Kahi, A.K. (Proceedings of the 9th world congress on genetics applied to livestock production, Leipzig, 2010)

Economic evaluation of breeding strategies for improvement of dairy cattle in Kenya - Okeno, Tobias O.; Isaac S. Kosgey; Kahi, Alexander K. (Tropical animal health and production, 2010)

Education leadership in a globalized economy: A Kenyan perspective. - Ayiro L.P.; Sang J. K (Journal for education science and technology, 2010)

Education leadership in a globalized economy: A Kenyan perspective - Ayiro, Laban P; Sang, James K Arap (International Journal of Science and Technology Education Research, 2010)

Education Mitigates Effects of Frontal Inhibitory Network Atrophy To Maintain Executive Function in Normal Elders - Mirsky, Jacob; Heuer, Hilary W; Jafari, Aria; Kramer, Joel; Viskontas, Indre; Miller, Bruce; Boxer, Adam (NEUROLOGY, 2010)

Effectiveness of Pastoral Programme Instruction in Management of Discipline in Primary Schools in Cheptiret zone, Uasin Gishu County, Kenya - Sally Jeruto Masai; Kiaritha, Njeri (People Matter: A Journal of Applied Psychology, 2010)

Effects of fatty acids on albumin-mediated cholesterol efflux from endothelial cells and on the growth of hamster pancreatic beta-cells - Tuei, Vivian Cherono ([Honolulu]:[University of Hawaii at Manoa],[December 2010], 2010)

Effects of fatty acids on the growth of beta-cells and on albumin-mediated cholesterol effflux from endothelial cells - Tuei, Vivian C; Ha, Ji-Sook; BHAGAVAN, NADHIPURAM V; Ha, Chung-Eun (The FASEB Journal, 2010)

Elastic scattering of 4 He atoms at the surface of liquid helium - Torongey, PK; Khanna, KM; Ayodo, YK; Sakwa, WT; G Kanyeki, F; T Ekai, R; N Kimengichi, R; Rotich, S. (NISCAIR-CSIR, India, 2010)

Elevating Transitional Local Justice or Crystallizing Global Governance - Okello, Moses Chrispus (Localizing Transitional Justice: Interventions and Priorities after Mass Violence, 2010)

{Emergency mental health and psychosocial support for survivors of post-election violence in Eldoret, Kenya.} - Atwoli, L. (East African medical journal, 2010)
To describe the design and delivery of emergency mental health and psychosocial support services for the survivors of Post-Election Violence in Eldoret, Kenya. A longitudinal intervention. The North Rift Valley region in Western Kenya. A total of 80,772 survivors received mental health and psychosocial support services. Counselling and Psychological First Aid services were successfully offered to most survivors in the North Rift Valley region. Common issues addressed included looking for lost relatives, sudden traumatic death of relatives, anger at their attackers, feelings of revenge, fear of seeing the corpse, loss of all property and source of livelihood and denial. It is possible and necessary to integrate a mental health and psychosocial support intervention into a disaster response even in limited resource settings. Further studies are recommended to evaluate the effectiveness of this approach.

Ergonomics in the computer workstation - Karoney, Mercy Jelagat; Mburu, SK; Ndegwa, DW; Nyaichowa, AG; Odera, EB (East African Medical Journal, 2010)

Estimates of body composition in drug naive asymptomatic HIV-infected rural Kenyan women - Ernst, Judith A; Ettyang, Grace; Katschke, Adrian; Lewis, Brian; Neumann, Charlotte (2010)

Experience implementing electronic health records in three East African countries - William M. Tierney; Achieng, Marion; Baker, Elaine; Bell, April; Biondich, Paul; Braitstein, Paula; Kayiwa, Daniel; Kimaiyo, Sylvester; Mamlin, Burke; McKown, Brian; others (MEDINFO 2010, 2010)

Factors Leading to Domestic Violence in Low-Income Residential Areas in Kenya: A Case Study of Low-income Residential Areas in Kisumu City - Moses M. Mutiso; Samuel R. Chessa; Michael .A. Chesire; Lydia Kemboi (Journal of Emerging Trends in Educational Research and Policy Studies (JETERAPS), 2010)

Factors leading to domestic violence in low-income residential areas in Kenya: A case study of low-income residential areas in Kisumu City - Moses M. Mutiso; Samuel R. Chessa; Michael .A. Chesire; Lydia Kemboi (Journal of Emerging Trends in Educational Research and Policy Studies, 2010)

Factors that Contribute to Social Interaction in Congenitally Deafblind Children in Kenya. - Komen, Zipporah Jepkemboi (Faculty of Behavioural and Social Sciences, University of Groningen). Groningen, 2010)

Food security among HIV-infected rural Kenyan women - Keverenge-Ettyang, Grace; Neumann, Charlotte; Ernst, Judith A (Global Livestock CRSP, UC Davis, 2010)

Forest Resource use on adjacent communities of Mau Forest Complex - P.I. Omboto (Lambert Academic Publishing Germany, 2010)

Foreword - Mboya, T.M. (Counterpoint and Other Poems, 2010)

GENDER, ACADEMIC PROGRAM AND EXPERIENCE IN LEARNING: AN ASSESSMENT OF STUDENTS''ATTITUDE TOWARDS PROBLEM BASED LEARNING (PBL) IN THE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, MOI UNIVERSITY, KENYA - Adeli, Scholastic Musakali (VDM Publishing, 2010)

Gender differences in self-efficacy and academic performance in science subjects among secondary school students in Lugari District, Kenya - Momanyi, John M; Ogoma, Shadrack O; Misigo, Bernard L (Educational Journal of Behavioral Science, 2010)

{General medical conditions among patients with mental illness.} - Atwoli, L. (East African medical journal, 2010)

Genetic evaluation of breeding strategies for improvement of dairy cattle in Kenya - Okeno, Tobias O.; Isaac S. Kosgey; Kahi, Alexander K. (Tropical Animal Health and Production, 2010)
A deterministic approach was used to compare breeding strategies utilizing local and imported semen for improvement of dairy cattle in Kenya. The local selection programs considered were a closed progeny testing scheme (CPT) and a young bull system progeny of local bulls (PLB). The continuous semen importation (CSI) and young bull system progeny of imported bulls (PIB) were the strategies based on imports. The breeding strategies were compared on the basis of selection response. The effect of genetic correlation (rg) and initial differences in genetic merit between the two populations was also examined. The CSI and PIB strategies ranked above CPT by, correspondingly, 35.1{%} and 25.0{%} when the rg between Kenya and the USA was assumed to be one. At a rg of 0.58, imports from countries which are 1.50 standard deviation (SD) above the local population were superior to CPT but equal to PLB. This means that if CSI is to be used at a rg of 0.58, then only semen from countries which are >1.50SD should be imported. At a rg of 0.70 and with an initial genetic difference of 1.25SD, the economic responses in CSI and PLB were equal. This indicates that semen importation is only justified when genotype–environment interaction is >0.70. It is concluded that wholesale importation of semen as a means of achieving sustainable genetic progress in Kenya is a less optimal solution and there is the need for an effective local selection program.

Genetic evaluation of breeding strategies for improvement of dairy cattle in Kenya - Okeno, Tobias O.; Isaac S. Kosgey; Kahi, Alexander K. (Tropical Animal Health and Production, 2010)
A deterministic approach was used to compare breeding strategies utilizing local and imported semen for improvement of dairy cattle in Kenya. The local selection programs considered were a closed progeny testing scheme (CPT) and a young bull system progeny of local bulls (PLB). The continuous semen importation (CSI) and young bull system progeny of imported bulls (PIB) were the strategies based on imports. The breeding strategies were compared on the basis of selection response. The effect of genetic correlation (rg) and initial differences in genetic merit between the two populations was also examined. The CSI and PIB strategies ranked above CPT by, correspondingly, 35.1{%} and 25.0{%} when the rg between Kenya and the USA was assumed to be one. At a rg of 0.58, imports from countries which are 1.50 standard deviation (SD) above the local population were superior to CPT but equal to PLB. This means that if CSI is to be used at a rg of 0.58, then only semen from countries which are >1.50SD should be imported. At a rg of 0.70 and with an initial genetic difference of 1.25SD, the economic responses in CSI and PLB were equal. This indicates that semen importation is only justified when genotype–environment interaction is >0.70. It is concluded that wholesale importation of semen as a means of achieving sustainable genetic progress in Kenya is a less optimal solution and there is the need for an effective local selection program.

Genetic evaluation of breeding strategies for improvement of dairy cattle in Kenya - Okeno, Tobias O.; Isaac S. Kosgey; Kahi, Alexander K. (Tropical animal health and production, 2010)

Genetic evaluation of growth of Dorper sheep in semi-arid Kenya using random regression models - Kariuki, C. M.; E.D. Ilatsia; C.B. Wasike; IS Kosgey; Kahi, A.K. (Small Ruminant Research, 2010)
Data consisting of 8922 weight records from 2642 Dorper sheep from 20 to 380 days of age spanning 1981–1996 were used to model the growth trajectory using random regression (RR) and estimate genetic parameters. The independent variables were orthogonal (Legendre) polynomials of age at weighing and orders of fit up to 3 were considered. Analyses were carried out fitting sets of RR coefficients due to direct and maternal additive genetic and environmental effects, and heterogeneous error variances. Direct additive genetic variance increased steadily along the trajectory from 0.9 at 20 days of age to 2.44 at 380 days of age. Maternal additive genetic variance increased steadily along the trajectory from 0.13 to 2.92. Direct permanent environmental effect variances increased steadily from a value of 0.66 at 20 days to 2.13 at 380 days of age. Maternal permanent environmental variances declined from 0.87 at 20 days of age to 0.01 at 200 days of age followed by an increase to 0.87 at 380 days. Direct genetic heritability estimates declined sharply from 0.13 at 20 days to 0.07 at 80 days of age then fluctuated thereafter. Maternal genetic heritability estimates increased along the trajectory up to 320 days of age after which it declined slightly. The genetic and phenotypic correlations decreased with increasing lag in time between the weights. The Dorper sheep growth was adequately modeled using RR models despite the limited data. This study has demonstrated the possibility of application of RR models for routine genetic evaluation of Dorper sheep in Kenya.
Keywords: Covariance functions; Dorper sheep; Genetic parameters; Growth; Random regression model

Genetic evaluation of growth of Dorper sheep in semi-arid Kenya using random regression models - Kariuki, C. M.; E.D. Ilatsia; C.B. Wasike; IS Kosgey; Kahi, A.K. (Small ruminant research, 2010)

Genetic evaluation of growth of Dorper sheep in semi-arid Kenya using random regression models - IS Kosgey; Kahi, A.K.; Kariuki, C. M.; E.D. Ilatsia; C.B. Wasike (ELSELVIER, 2010)

Genetic evaluation of growth of Dorper sheep in semi-arid Kenya using random regression models - Kariuki, C. M.; E.D. Ilatsia; C.B. Wasike; IS Kosgey; Kahi, A.K. (Small Ruminant Research, 2010)
Data consisting of 8922 weight records from 2642 Dorper sheep from 20 to 380 days of age spanning 1981–1996 were used to model the growth trajectory using random regression (RR) and estimate genetic parameters. The independent variables were orthogonal (Legendre) polynomials of age at weighing and orders of fit up to 3 were considered. Analyses were carried out fitting sets of RR coefficients due to direct and maternal additive genetic and environmental effects, and heterogeneous error variances. Direct additive genetic variance increased steadily along the trajectory from 0.9 at 20 days of age to 2.44 at 380 days of age. Maternal additive genetic variance increased steadily along the trajectory from 0.13 to 2.92. Direct permanent environmental effect variances increased steadily from a value of 0.66 at 20 days to 2.13 at 380 days of age. Maternal permanent environmental variances declined from 0.87 at 20 days of age to 0.01 at 200 days of age followed by an increase to 0.87 at 380 days. Direct genetic heritability estimates declined sharply from 0.13 at 20 days to 0.07 at 80 days of age then fluctuated thereafter. Maternal genetic heritability estimates increased along the trajectory up to 320 days of age after which it declined slightly. The genetic and phenotypic correlations decreased with increasing lag in time between the weights. The Dorper sheep growth was adequately modeled using RR models despite the limited data. This study has demonstrated the possibility of application of RR models for routine genetic evaluation of Dorper sheep in Kenya.
Keywords: Covariance functions; Dorper sheep; Genetic parameters; Growth; Random regression model

Genetic polymorphism of kappa-casein gene in indigenous Eastern Africa goat populations - Kiplagat, SK; Agaba, Morris; IS Kosgey; Okeyo, M; Indetie, D; Hanotte, O; Limo, MK (International Journal of Genetics and Molecular Biology, 2010)

Genetic polymorphism of kappa-casein gene in indigenous Eastern Africa goat populations - Kiplagat, SK; Agaba, Morris; IS Kosgey; Okeyo, M; Indetie, D; Hanotte, O; Limo, MK (International Journal of Genetics and Molecular Biology, 2010)

The Global Economic Crisis: Setbacks to the Educational Agenda for the Minority in Sub-Saharan Africa. - Ingubu, Moses Shiasha (Current Issues in Comparative Education, 2010)

Higher education in animal breeding in developing countries–challenges and opportunities - Ojango, J.M.; Panandam, JM; Bhuiyan, AKFH; Khan, MS; Kahi, A.K.; Imbayarwo-Chikosi, VE; Halimani, TE; IS Kosgey; AM Okeyo (The 9th World Congress on Genetics Applied to Livestock Production, 2010)

Hybrid Identities and Cultural Pluralism - Peter Simatei (Indian Writers: Transnationalisms and Diasporas, 2010)

Identification systems and selection criteria for small ruminants among pastoralist communities in northern Kenya: prospects for a breeding programme - Mbuku, S. M.; IS Kosgey; Kahi, A.K. (Tropical animal health and production, 2010)

Identification systems and selection criteria for small ruminants among pastoralist communities in northern Kenya: prospects for a breeding programme (Tropical Animal Health and Production, 2010)
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Identification systems and selection criteria for small ruminants among pastoralist communities in northern Kenya: prospects for a breeding programme - Mbuku, S. M.; IS Kosgey; Kahi, A.K. (Tropical Animal Health and Production, 2010)
Data on animal identification systems and selection criteria for sheep and goats were collected from the Rendille and Gabra communities in northern Kenya. These were then analysed through computation of indices, which represented a weighted average of all rankings of a particular trait or identification system. The three most important records kept were castration (indexþinspace}=þinspace}0.224), dates of birth (0.188) and entries into the flock (0.185). Identification was done through ear notching (0.409), branding (0.248), and coat colour of the animals (0.150). Characteristics with index ≥0.200 were considered more important and included big body size (Rendille, 0.260; Gabra, 0.251) and milk yield (Rendille, 0.206) for the buck's dam. Big body size (Rendille, 0.264; Gabra, 0.245) and offspring quality (Rendille, 0.252; Gabra, 0.265) were considered important attributes for the buck's sire. Important qualities for the ram's dam were big body size (Rendille, 0.246; Gabra, 0.216), offspring quality (Rendille, 0.200; Gabra, 0.235), fat deposition (0.233) among the Rendille and drought tolerance (0.246) among the Gabra. For the rams' sire, big body size (Rendille, 0.235; Gabra, 0.233), offspring quality (Rendille, 0.200; Gabra, 0.235) and fat deposition (Rendille, 0.203; Gabra, 0.220) were considered important. The results from this study imply that pedigree and performance recording have been practiced through own intricate knowledge and that pastoralists have deliberate selection criteria. This information is the cornerstone in the establishment of appropriate breeding programmes in the slowly changing pastoral systems.

The impact of free primary education on performance of teaching stakeholders in public schools in Kenya - Mutua, M; Kipchirchir, M; Kemboi, L; Chesire, M (International Journal of Current Research, 2 (1), 2010)

Impact of introducing reserve flows on abstractive uses in water stressed Catchment in Kenya: Application of WEAP21 model - Akivaga, Erick Mugatsia; Otieno, Fred AO; Kipkorir, Emmanuel Chessum; Kibiiy, Joel; Shitote, Stanley (International Journal of Physical Sciences, 2010)

Impact of Retirement Benefit Act (RBA) on Investment Returns to Pension Funds in Kenya - Rono, Lucy Jepchoge; Bitok, Julius Kibet; Asamoah, Gordon N (International Business & Economics Research Journal, 2010)

The Impact of Youth Cohort Deprivation on Nurturing Spontaneous Conflict: A Paper on National Healing and Reconciliation in Kenya - Okero, R. (International Journal of Humanities, 2010)

Inclusion, readiness and retention in special needs education: qualitative study of limiting factors - Dr. J.K Lelan; J.K. Sang; Prof. J.K.M. Ndurumo (Published by Kenya Institute of Management, 2010)

Informed consent in international research: The rationale for different approaches - Krogstad, D. J.; Diop, S.; Diallo, A.; Mzayek, F.; Keating, J.; Koita, O. A. (American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, 2010)

Insecticide odour interference with food-searching behaviour of Microplitis croceipes (Hymenoptera: Braconidae) in a laboratory arena - Alyokhin, Andrei; Makatiani, Jacqueline; Takasu, Keiji (Biocontrol Science and Technology, 2010)

Interactional strategies in a multilingual context: Illustrative examples from the Discourse of Bargaining - Moseti, Samuel (GRIN Verlag, 2010)

Investigation of Cold Gas Dynamic Spraying of Sn onto Carbon-Epoxy Composite - David N Githinji (University of Nottingham, Department of Mechanical, Materials and Manufacturing Engineering, 2010)

Kalenjin popular music and the contestation of national space in Kenya - Peter Simatei (Journal of Eastern African Studies, 2010)

KCSE as a Criterion for University Admission: Weaknesses, Challenges, and Prospects for Use of Scholastic Apperception Test - Kiaritha, N.,; Kimani, C. (Management Digest: A Journal of the Kenya Institute of Management - School of Management, 2010)

Land use cover and environmental changes in a semi-arid rangeland, Southern Kenya - Kioko, John; Okello, Moses M (Journal of Geography and Regional Planning, 2010)

Les Carnets du Cediscor, 10. Analyse de Discours et Demande Sociale: Le Cas des Écrits de Signalement - Ogutu, James N (JSTOR, 2010)

Management of Liver Tumours in Children - P W Saula (College of Medicine of South Africa, Paediatric Surgical Registrars’ Conference, 2010)

Meaning Making Procedures in Education and Training and their Implications to the Choice of Infrastructure for Technology in Education - Kitainge, K. M.; Syomwene, A.; Kimani, C. G.; Mariga, S. N. (Kenya Journal of educational planning, economics and management, 2010)

Mixed feeding among infants aged 0-6 months in an urban setting of Eldoret, Kenya. - Cherop, Elizabeth C; Ettyang, Grace A; Mbagaya, Grace M; others (Journal of food, agriculture & environment, 2010)

Muslim relations in the politics of nationalism and secession in Kenya - Ndzovu, Hassan J. (Program of African Studies, Northwestern University, 2010)

Narrating Double Consciousness: A Study of Richard Wright and Ralph Ellison - Ndogo, Samuel (Saarbrücken: VDM Verlag Dr. Müller GmbH & Co., 2010)

Networking, Research and Knowledge Transfer in the Arts and Humanities: Prospects and Challenges - Peter Simatei (Humboldt Alumni Association Conference on “Synergy and Networking to Enhance Research and Development”., 2010)

Optimization of process variables in the production of ethanol from pineapple canning waste - A. Kumar; S O Osembo; K. Kiriamiti (Moi University, 2010)

Optimization of the K-E Model parameters for stirred tank - Ochieng, Aoyi; Anil Kumar; Maurice S. Onyango (Moi University, 2010)

The oral health knowledge and oral hygiene practices among primary school children aged 5-17 years in a rural area of Uuasin Gishu district, Kenya. - Okemwa KA, P Gatongi PM, Rotich JK. (2010)

The oral health knowledge and oral hygiene practices among primary school children age 5-17 years in a rural area of Uasin Gishu District, Enya - Okemwa, KA; Gatongi,P.M.; Rotich, JK (East African journal of public health, 2010)

Outcomes of HIV-exposed children in western Kenya: efficacy of prevention of mother to child transmission in a resource-constrained setting - Nyandiko, Winstone M.; Otieno-Nyunya, Boaz; Musick, Beverly; Bucher-Yiannoutsos, Sherri; Akhaabi, Pamela; Lane, Karin; Yiannoutsos, Constantin T; Wools-Kaloustian, Kara (JAIDS Journal of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromes, 2010)

Parental Styles as Predictors of Socialization and Conflict Management in Society - Ndurumo; Kiaritha, N., (African Ecclesial Review, 2010)

The Peasant Cotton Revolution in West Africa: Cote d'I voire, 1880-1995 - Makana, Nicholas E (JSTOR, 2010)

Peasant response to agricultural innovations: land consolidation, agrarian diversification and technical change. The case of Bungoma district in Western Kenya, 1954-1960 - Makana, Nicholas E (Journal of Third World Studies, 2010)

The perceived impact of disclosure of pediatric HIV status on pediatric antiretroviral therapy adherence, child well-being, and social relationships in a resource-limited setting - Vreeman, Rachel C.; Nyandiko, Winstone M.; Ayaya, Samwel O; Walumbe, Eunice G; Marrero, David G; Thomas S. Inui (AIDS patient care and STDs, 2010)

Policing with prejudice: how policing exacerbates poverty among urban refugees - Nyaoro, Dulo (The International Journal of Human Rights, 2010)

A radical proposal to deal with our prejudices - Atwoli, L. (Oxford Transitional Justice Research, 2010)

Relevant, Effective, and Transformative Leadership in Higher Education in the 21st Century - Kiaritha, N. (Management Digest: A Journal of the Kenya Institute of Management - School of Management, 2010)

Retention of HIV-infected and HIV-exposed children in a comprehensive HIV clinical care programme in Western Kenya - Braitstein, Paula; Katshcke, Adrian; Shen, Changyu; Edwin Sang; Nyandiko, Winstone; Ochieng, Vincent Ooko; Vreeman, Rachel; Yiannoutsos, Constantin T; Wools-Kaloustian, Kara; Ayaya, Samwel (Tropical Medicine & International Health, 2010)

Review of the book Cislaru G., F. Pugnière-Saavedra and F. Sitri (eds). 2008. Les Carnets du Cediscor, 10. “Analyse de discours et demande sociale: le cas des écrits de signalement”. Paris: Presses Sorbonne Nouvelle - OGUTU J. N. (Discourse Studies, 2010)

Risk factors for death in HIV-infected adult african patients recieving anti-retroviral therapy - Sika, AM; Wools-Kaloustian, K.; Mwangi, AW; Kimaiyo, SN; Diero, L.O.; Ayuo, P.O.; Owino-Ong'or, WD; Sidle, J. E.; Einterz, R. M.; Yiannoutsos, C.T.; others (East African medical journal, 2010)

Risk factors for death in HIV-infected adult African patients receiving antiretroviral therapy - Siika, A.M.; Wools-Kaloustian, K.; Mwangi, AW; Kimaiyo, S.K.; Diero, L.O.; Ayuo, P.O.; Owino-Ong’or, W.D.; Sidle, J. E.; Einterz, R. M.; Yiannoutsos, C.T.; Musick, B.; Tierney, W.M. (East Afr Med, 2010)

Risk factors for death in HIV-infected adult african patients recieving anti-retroviral therapy - Sika, AM; Wools-Kaloustian, K.; Mwangi, AW; Kimaiyo, SN; Diero, L.O.; Ayuo, P.O.; Owino-Ong'or, WD; Sidle, J. E.; Einterz, R. M.; Yiannoutsos, C.T.; others (East African Medical Journal, 2010)

Role of food assistance in survival and adherence to clinic appointments and medication among HIV-infected patients on antiretroviral therapy (ART) in Western Kenya - Gichunge, CN; Hogan, J.; Sang, E.; Wafula, S; Mwangi, A.; Petersen, T; Komen, F; Siika, A.M. (XVIII International AIDS Conference, Vienna, 2010)

The role of inter-religious education in fostering peace and development - Kamaara, Eunice Karanja (International Handbook of Inter-religious Education, 2010)

The Role of Social Entrepreneurship in HIV/AIDS Management across the Education Sector in Kenya. - Ayiro L. (Journal of European Industrial Training- “HRD and Entrepreneurship in Africa, 2010)

The role of social entrepreneurship in HIV/AIDS management across the education sector in Kenya - Ayiro, Laban P (Journal of European Industrial Training, 2010)

The role of solvents in the lives of Kenyan street children: An ethnographic perspective - Cottrell-Boyce, J. (Afr J Drug Alcohol Stud, 2010)

The role of solvents in the lives of Kenyan street children: an ethnographic perspective - Cottrell-Boyce, J. (African J Drug and Alcohol Studies, 2010)

Rooting inquiry in tradition: the health baraza as a tool for social research in Kenya - Naanyu, V; Sidle, J. E.; Frankel, R. M.; Ayuku, D.; Nyandiko, W.M.; Inui, T. S. (Qual Health Res, 2010)

Rural-Urban Interlink and Sustainability of Urban Centres in Kenya: A Case of Malaba Town - Mulongo, Leonard Simiyu; Erute, Boniface Ebkapten; Kerre, Patrick Maelo (46 th ISOCARP Congress, 2010)

School factors in burnout among teachers in Africa: Implications for prevention - Ogoma S. O. (International Journal of Research in Education, 2010)

{Self-reported attention deficit and hyperactivity disorder symptoms among university students in Eldoret, Kenya.} - Atwoli, L.; Owiti, P; Manguro, G; Ndambuki, D. (East African medical journal, 2010)
To determine the prevalence of self-reported attention deficit and hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) symptoms among university students in Eldoret, Kenya. A cross-sectional descriptive study of all students who gave consent to participate in the study. Moi University's Town Campus, comprising the Schools of Medicine, Dentistry and Public Health. Four hundred and fifty eight undergraduate students, with a mean age of 23.7 years (17-46, S.D. 4.1), of whom 236 (51.5{%}) were male. Presence of ADHD symptoms as measured by the adult ADHD self-report scale (ASRS versus 1.1). The prevalence rate of self-reported ADHD symptoms was 21.8{%}. This was significantly associated with belonging to a younger age-group (17-20 years) compared to the older age-groups (p{<}0.05). The prevalence was higher among females (25.2{%}) than among males (18.6{%}), but this was not statistically significant. There was no significant association between a positive ASRS screen and course of study. Using a modification of ASRS full symptom checklist to approximate a DSM IV TR ADHD diagnosis yielded a prevalence of ADHD symptoms of 9.2{%} in this cohort. The prevalence rate of ADHD symptoms among university students in Eldoret, Kenya is significantly higher than that reported in other studies. Further studies are needed to generate more information about this condition in the low-income countries, especially in college and university populations.

Shading by napier grass reduces malaria vector larvae in natural habitats in Western Kenya highlands - Wamae, Peter M; Githeko, Andrew K; Menya, Diana M; Takken, Willem (EcoHealth, 2010)

Social context and mental illness stigma in South Africa - Violet Naanyu (VDM Verlag Dr. Müller, 2010)

Spectral Analysis of Four Term Differential Operator - Oluoch, Nyamwala Fredrick (Kyungpook Mathematical Journal, 2010)

Spectral theory of Differential and difference operators in Hilbert spaces - Nyamwala, Fredrick Oluoch (2010)

Spectral Theory of Differential and Difference Operators in Hilbert Spaces - Oluoch, Nyamwala Fredrick (Köster, 2010)

A survey of computed tomography imaging techniques and patient dose in Kenya - Wambani, JS; Korir, GK; Onditi, EG; Korir, IK (East african medical journal, 2010)

Sustainability of first-line antiretroviral regimens: findings from a large HIV treatment program in western Kenya - Braitstein, Paula; Ayuo, Paul; ann Mwangi; Wools-Kaloustian, Kara; Musick, Beverly; Siika, Abraham; Kimaiyo, Sylvester (JAIDS Journal of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromes, 2010)

Systematic cultural adaptation of cognitive-behavioral therapy to reduce alcohol use among HIV-infected outpatients in western Kenya - Papas, Rebecca K.; Sidle, John E.; Martino, Steve; Baliddawa, Joyce B.; Songole, Rogers; Omolo, Otieno E.; Gakinya, Benson N.; Mwaniki, Michael M.; Adina, Japheth O; Nafula, Tobista; others (AIDS and Behavior, 2010)

Systematic cultural adaptation of cognitive-behavioral therapy to reduce alcohol use among HIV-infected outpatients in western Kenya - Papas, Rebecca K.; Sidle, John E.; Martino, Steve; Baliddawa, Joyce B.; Songole, Rogers; Omolo, Otieno E.; Gakinya, Benson N.; Mwaniki, Michael M.; Adina, Japheth O; Nafula, Tobista; others (AIDS and Behavior, 2010)

Systematic cultural adaptation of cognitive-behavioral therapy to reduce alcohol use among HIV infected outpatients in Western Kenya - R. K. Papas; Sidle, J. E.; Martino, S.; Ballidawa, J.B.; R. Songole; O. E. Omolo; Gakinya, B.N; Mwaniki, M.M.; Adina, J.O.; Nafula, T.; Owino-Ong’or, W.; Bryant, K.J.; et al. (AIDS Behav, 2010)

Task shifting in HIV clinics, Western Kenya. - Kosgei, RJ, KK Wools-Kaloustian, P Braitstein, JE Sidle, E Sang, JN Gitau, JJ Sitienei, R Owino, JJ Mamlin, and SN Kimaiyo. (2010)

Teacher Competencies in Teaching oral communication skills in English: An investigation in upper Primary classes in Nandi North District, Kenya - Syomwene, Anne (VDM Publishing House, 2010)

Teaching Cervical Cancer Surgery in Low- or Middle-Resource Countries. - Aurie M. Elit; Barry Rosen; Waldo Jimenez; Christopher Giede; Paulina Cybulska; Sarah Sinasac; Jason Dodge; Erdenejargal Ayush; Elkanah Omenge Orang'o; Marcus Bernardini; Sarah Finlayson; Jessica McAlpine; et al. (International Journal of Gynecological Cancer, 2010)

Temporal lead contamination and health risks of geophagia in Eldoret Municipality, Kenya - Nthenya, Damaris Salee; Simiyu, Gelas Muse; Munyao, Thomas Mutuku (International Journal of Biological and Chemical Sciences, 2010)

Tourism As A Tool For Sustainable Community Development In Zimbabwe- The Case Of The South-East Lowveld - Burugu, R. (Global sustainable tourism 2010, 2010)

Towards Christian national identity in Africa: A historical perspective to the challenge of ethnicity to the Church in Kenya - Kamaara, Eunice (Studies in World Christianity, 2010)

Type 2 diabetes mellitus and obesity in sub-Saharan Africa - Tuei, Vivian C; Maiyoh, Geoffrey K; Ha, Chung-Eun (Diabetes/metabolism research and reviews, 2010)

Urban IDPs in Uganda: victims of institutional convenience - Refstie, Hilde; Dolan, Chris; Okello, Moses Chrispus (Forced Migration Review, 2010)

Validation of a Simple Bedside Antisaccade Task in Neurodegenerative Dementia - Hellmuth, Joanna; Matlin, Alisa; Widmeyer, Mary; Berhel, Ashley; Jafari, Aria; Kramer, Joel; Miller, Bruce; Boxer, Adam (NEUROLOGY, 2010)

Violence, abuse, alcohol and drug use, and sexual behaviors in street children of Greater Cairo and Alexandria, Egypt - Nada, K. H.; Suliman el, D. A. (AIDS., 2010)

Violence, abuse, alcohol and drug use, and sexual behaviors in street children of Greater Cairo and Alexandria, Egypt - Nada, K. H.; Suliman, D. A. (AIDS, 2010)

Violence, abuse, alcohol and drug use, and sexual behaviors in street children of greater Cairo and Alexandria, Egypt - Nada, K. H.; Suliman el, D. A. (AIDS, 2010)

" Young man, you keep insisting that this is your thing, and what should your fellow men seduce?": Sex, HIV/AIDS and Tribal Politics in the Benga of Okatch Biggy - Tom Michael Mboya (Postcolonial Text, 2010)

The Youth are more like Oysters than Sausages in Kenya; Empowerment is Supreme - Okero, R. (In International Journal of Social Science, 2010)

Zinc protoporphyrin in HIV+ drug na{\"ıve rural Kenyan women - Ernst, Judith A; Ettyang, Grace; Katschke, A; Neumann, C (2010)

3.“Second Home Tourism: African Experience”. ISBN 978-8 - P.M. Masila; Wishitemi, B.E.L.; B.K. Odiara (Tourism, Urbanization and the Way Forward. Politica Internacional, Barcelona, Spain, 2009)

Accessibility and utilization of HIV/AIDS information by Moi Unversity undergraduate students - Odini, Cephas; Namaru, RW; Rotich, Daniel Chebutuk (EAJISEAJIS, 2009)

An analysis of emotional intelligence and the performance of principals in selected schools in Kenya - Ayiro, Laban P (Advances in Developing Human Resources, 2009)

Analysis of production objectives and breeding practices of dairy goats in Kenya - Bett, R. C.; IS Kosgey; Kahi, A.K.; K.J. Peters (Tropical animal health and production, 2009)

Articulate incoherence: the 'Green leaves' by Grace Ogot as an early expression of Kenyan postcolonial identity - Mboya, T.M. (2009)
Keywords: East Africa; Kenya

Assessment of Drug Interactions Between Antiretroviral and the Anthelminthic drugs - Kigen, Gabriel Kimutai (Department of Molecular and Clinical Pharmacology, University of Liverpool (UK), 2009)

Autobiography and the Quest for Nationhood - Peter Simatei (Moi University Annual International Conference, 2009)

Between a rock and a hard place: Victims of persecution and armed conflict in South Africa - Abuya, Edwin; Nyaoro, Dulo (Hastings International and Comparative Law Review, 2009)