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Trade Unions and the Government: a Study of Union and Industrial Relations Legislations in Independent East Africa Upto 1972
(University of Nairobi, 1974-04)Legislation has been ranked by various by authors on industrial relations,as the major general method of government in industrial relations in the new societies.This is particularly the case in new nations of Africa.There ... -
Trading frameworks between Kenya and china and their impact on Kenya's manufacturing sector (2000-2015)
(University of Nairobi, 2016-11)The aim of this study was to investigate the trading frameworks between Kenya and China and how they impact Kenya‟s manufacturing sector. Specifically, the study sought to: investigate how the trading frameworks between ... -
Trading volume behavior and its effect on stock price movements at the Nairobi stock exchange
(University Of NairobiSchool Of Business, 2007)In a perfectly efficient stock market where there are many small buyers and sellers each having equal access to information and where there are no transaction costs, security prices change (at any moment in time) only in ... -
Tradition and social change in the works of Sembene Ousmane
(University of NairobiDepartment of Arts, 1989-06)This thesis entitled "Tradition and Social Change in the works of Sembene Ousmane" investigates the treatment of traditional African institutions in selected works of fiction by Ousmane. institutions to the present ... -
Traditional African Communalism and the Neo-communal Spirit in Africa
(Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies, University of Nairobi, 2003)Communalism in traditional African Societies has become a common theme in most discourses on African Philosophy. This has made it crucial that detailed studies be done on this way of life to establish its underlying ... -
Traditional art and the individual:An ethnographic investigation of Turkana kitchen art.
(University of NairobiFaculty of Arts, University of Nairobi,Kenya, 2010)This thesis presents findings of a study entitled 'Traditional Art and the Individual: An ethnographic investigation of Turkana kitchen art.' The study was done in Turkana North District in northwestern Kenya. The main ... -
Traditional conflict early warning systems: a case study of Turkana among Karamoja cluster pastoral communities.
(Institute of Diplomacy and International Studies, 2003)This study explores conflict early warning systems. The case study of the Turkana pastoral community in Karamoja cluster within IGAD sub-region is taken to illustrate indigenous conflict early warning among the ... -
Traditional crop varieties and food security in Tharaka district (ASAL) in Kenya: a focus on millet and sorghum
(Department of sociology, University of Nairobi, 2003-09)The objectives or the study were to identify the strategies used by farmers to maintain a rind indigenous varieties of millet and sorghum on their farms, what hinders their maintenance and the reasons why farmers want or ... -
A Traditional History of the Gusii of Western Kenya From C.a.d. 1500-1914
(1971)This study examines the pre-colonial history of the Gusii people during the period 1560-1914. WhiIe attention is mainly ~aid both to migrations and settlement, an attempt has been made to illuminate Gusii social, ... -
Traditional justice systems and sexual violence: A case study of Nubians in Kibera, Kenya
(University of NairobiInstitute for Development Studies, 2010-11)Sexual violence remains a public health concern and human rights violation. Various interventions and reforms have come up targeting the health sector and criminal justice system, in response to the needs of survivors ... -
Traditional lyre music of the Luo people of Kenya
(College of Humanities and Social SciencesSchool of Oriental and African Studies University of London, 1980)The lyre, thum, is the musical instrument par excellence of the Luo people of Kenya. It is played at several ritual and social occasions. This thesis, which is in two parts, is a study of both the music of the lyre, ... -
Traditional medicines in anticonvulsant therapy: implications of trace elements in health and disease
(1997)The importance of the organic constituents in medicinal plant extracts and herbal medicines have often been acknowledged. There is also increasing evidence implicating inorganic constituents, particularly essential trace ... -
Traffic congestion in the city of Nairobi: Psv drivers and commuters views..
(2008)A transport system may be defined as comprising the fixed facilities, the flow entities and the central systems that permit people and goods to overcome the frictional effects of distance effectively in order to participate ... -
Traffic Flow Modeling and a New Traffic Signal Control System for the City of Nairobi
(1979)This thesis examines the traffic control system for the City of Nairobi projected up to the year 1985. The various traffic control methods and their applications to the City of Nairobi are presented. A mathematical model ... -
Traffic Law Enforcement Strategies and Their Effects on Road Safety on Kenyan National Highways: the Case of the Mombasa-nairobi Highway
(University of Nairobi, Kenya, 2010)Road traffic accidents are a major challenge to the country's economy and public wellbeing with more that 75percent of the traffic casualties being young and productive adults between 15 - 44 years (Nantalya et al ... -
Trafficking in women and children in Kenya: a critique of the current legal and institutional framework
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Trafficking of children into domestic labour: a case study of Nairobi City, Kenya
(University of Nairobi, Kenya, 2011)This research project investigated child trafficking into domestic labour in Kenya. The study set to meet one broad objective of determining the push and pull factors that influence the trafficking of children into domestic ... -
The Tragic Form and the Race Question in Richard Wright Native Son
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Trainees' Perception of Co-operative Education and Training Provided by the Co-operative College of Kenya 2009
(University of Nairobi, 2008)Co-operative college is the highest training institution of co-operative studies in Kenya. Its original can be traced back to 1952 when a training centre was established at Jeans School Kabete, for training of government ...