Wekesa, M. (2005): Fifty Years After Nueremberg – The Fallacy of Informed Consent in Biomedical Research, In: L. Franscisco (ed). Ethics in Kenya, Nairobi:LawAfrica, pp.94-102, ISBN 9966-7034-4-6
Wekesa, M. (2005): Internationalization of Patents through Information Communication Technologies, In: R. Bett (ed). Re-invigorating the University Mandate in a Globalizing Environment:Challenges, Obstacles and Way Forward, Nairobi:DAAD, pp.121-130
What can Christian Higher Education do to Promote Educational Well-being in Africa?: Integrating Faith and Learning: Interdisciplinary Perspectives Daystar University. Editor, Mike Kuria
Organizational Transformation: Team-building approach. Perspectives: An Academic Journal of Daystar University: June 2005. Vol.1, No.1
Chandran, Emil. Paul Mbutu, Larry Niemeyer. Youth in an African City: A Report of the Nairobi Youth Survey and Consultation. Nairobi: Daystar University, 2004.
Aduda, K. & Ohaga, M. (2004).Strengthening ICT Policies in Africa – Governance and Equity Issues: The Kenya Case Study. Nairobi: Africa Technology Policy Studies Network.
A project on “responses the changes in the external environment in the service industry” A case study of Teachers Service Commission, 2004.
KAIMENYI B.E (2003). Entrepreneurial Characteristics among Micro Small Scale Women owned enterprises in North and Central Meru District, Kenya.
J. Mwithia, (2003). Where is the answer to this monster? (2003). Column Published by KEMRI quarterly magazine.
Journalism and communication education in Africa. In Chitty, Naren (ed.). Faces of globalization, Varnasi, India: Genga Kaveri Publishing House, 2003.
Kenya. In World press encyclopaedia: A survey of press systems worldwide Vol.1 (2nd Ed.). Detroit: Gale: 2003: pp. 529-539.
KAIMENYI B.E (2003). Gender Food Production and food security. An examination if the Utility and Futility of the Theory of Science and the Neoclassical Economic Theories.
Wives/Spouses Programme at St. Paul’s in: For God and Humanity. 100 Years of St. Paul’s United Theological college. Edited by Emily Onyango, Publisher, Zapf Chancery, Eldoret. Kenya (2003)
"The Disciple." This is a newsletter of Harvest Heralds Discipling Ministry. Sub-editor and a contributing writer, 1997 – 2002.
Bowen, M.K. (2002), “Risk and Business Growth,” in Negotiating Social Space (East African Micro enterprises)-Alila P. & P.O. Pedersen (eds.), Africa World Press, Trenton, pp. 291-304
KAIMENYI B.E (2002). Entrepreneurial Human Capital and the Growth of Micro and Small Scale Women Enterprises in Rural Kenya: The case of Meru District.
Mwithia, J.K (2001) Towards Narrowcasting Programmes: A Descriptive Study of Kibera’s Adult Slum Dwellers’ Television Viewing Patterns - MA Thesis http://www.researchkenya.org/?ID=8392&search=Kibera%2C+Nairobi%2C+Kenya
Wekesa, M. (2001): The Female Athlete in Namibia. In: Christensen, K., Guttman, A. and Pfister, G. (eds): International Encyclopedia of Women and Sports, New York: Macmillan, pp.786-787
Editor, Call Me MARAH, Commentary on the Book of Ruth by David Oginde, 2000
Munyao J.K. and Nassiuma D.K. (2000), Predictive Models for Nairobi Stock Exchange Share Prices , Egerton University Research Journal
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