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Writing for Business 243 A & T

Department of Communication (Daystar University, 20-06)

Kenyan team care at the Special Olympics -1991

Wekesa, Moni; Onsongo, J. (British Journal of Sports Medicine, 1992)

The Kenyan team that competed at the International Summer Special Olympics comprised 38 athletes (both men and women) selected from all competitors at the national championships. The team was examined and a physiological ...

Injury surveillance in a rugby tournament

Wekesa, Moni; Asembo, J M; Njororai, W W S (British Journal of Sports Medicine, 1996)

Objective-To investigate injuries in international rugby football. Methods-All injuries that led to temporary stoppage of the game or to the substitution of a player during the Rugby World Cup qualifying tournament were ...

What is SUI Generis system of Intellectual Property Protection?

Wekesa, Moni (African Technology Policy Studies Network, 2006)

The African Technology Policy Studies Network (ATPS) is a multi-disciplinary network of researchers, policy makers, actors in the private sector and other end-users interested in generating, promoting and strengthening ...

The law affecting corporate governance in Kenya: a need for review

Musikali, Lois M. (International Company and Commercial Law Review, 2008)

There is increasing evidence that a country's legal system plays a significant role in determining the success of its corporate governance system. Research has shown that good corporate governance is more likely to be ...

An Analysis of Emotional Intelligence and the Performance of Principals in Selected Schools in Kenya

Ayiro, Laban P. (Sage, 2009)

The article investigates the degree of association between the emotional intelligence (EI) of school principals and their performance rating. The concept of EI is defined and data collected using the Mayer, Salovey, and ...

Why criminal sanctions still matter in corporate governance

Musikali, Lois M. (International Company and Commercial Law Review, 2009)

The general concern about the adequacy of self-regulation as a mode of policing corporations has once again come to the forefront of the corporate governance debate following the current economic crisis. Irresponsible ...

Why Kenya should reconsider its ultra vires doctrine in corporate law

Musikali, Lois M. (International Company and Commercial Law Review, 2010)

The ultra vires1 doctrine in company law, namely that a company is formed only to pursue the objects specified in its memorandum of association and if it acts outside those objects the transaction is ultra vires and void,2 ...

Education leadership in a globalized economy: A Kenyan perspective

Ayiro, Laban P.; Sang, James K. (Journal of Science and Technology Education Research, 2010-09)

The 21st century has ushered in a new revolution in education leadership structures which have become the occasion of less hierarchical - more flattened, more fluid organizations. Today's management and leadership are ...

Education leadership in a globalized economy

Ayiro, Laban P.; Sang, James K. (Journal of Science and Technology Education Research, 2010-09-01)

The 21st century has ushered in a new revolution in education leadership structures which have become the occasion of less hierarchical - more flattened, more fluid organizations. Today's management and leadership are ...

Regulation of doping in sports: Implications for Kenya

Wekesa, Moni (University of Nairobi, 2010-11-12)

Doping in sport is a global menace. By end of 2009, fourteen Kenyans from diverse sports disciplines had tested positive for various prohibited substances. The need for regulation is informed by the desire to protect the ...

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