Publications

2016

Ma.  2016.  3rd Annual East Africa Transport & Infrastructure Projects 2016, 23-24 May 2016. 3rd Annual East Africa Transport & Infrastructure Projects 2016 . , Nairobi,Kenyatransport__infrastructure_projects_2016.pdf

2015

Omwenga, M.  2015.  Cities Save the World: Let’s Reinvent Planning, 19 ‐ 23 Oct 2015. The 51st ISOCARP Congress. , Rotterdam, Netherlands

2013

Omwenga, M.  2013.  International Society of City and Regional Planners (ISOCARP) Isocarp 49th International Congress, 1 – 4 October 2013, Brisbane Australia:. International Society of City and Regional Planners (ISOCARP) Isocarp 49th International Congress, 1 – 4 October 2013. , Brisbane Australia

2010

Omwenga, M.  2010.  Bridging the North-South Divide in Sustainable Urbanization: The Picture of Nairobi, Kenya. , 22-26 March 2010. ISOCARP NETWORK EVENT, World Urban Forum (WUF) 5 . , Rio De Janeiro, Brazil

2006

Omwenga, M.  2006.  Kenya: Urban Settlements and Development Profile. AbstractWebsite

This paper presents a development pro¬file of a sample of urban settlements in Kenya. Kenya is experiencing very rapid population growth, particularly in urban areas. The number and size of urban settlements has grown rapidly in the last 30-40 years, This rapid urbanization generates tremendous development potential and opportunities in the country. It has also generated serious social, economic and spatial challenges. The paper highlights the development potential and challenges facing urban settlements in Kenya. The development profile of the towns covers economic activities, housing, infrastructure and utilities, transport and governance issues. The paper then concludes by highlighting proposals on the way forward

2001

MAIRURA, MREVANSO.  2001.  The Missing Link: Spatial Information required in the preparation and implementation of Physical Development Plans in Kenya. Proceedings, International Conference on Spatial information for sustainable Development, Nairobi. : Journal of Mathematics and Mathematical Sciences(PMMS) Abstract
Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology, University of Nairobi, Kenya. The relative bioavailabilities of three carbamazepine tablet formulations available in the Kenyan market (Temporal(R), Taver(R) and Carbamazepine Lincoln) compared with the innovator formulation (Tegretol(R)) were evaluated in seven healthy African volunteers (5 males, two females; aged 22-36 years), according to a randomised fourway crossover study design, following oral administration of single 200 mg doses with a three week washout period. In vitro dissolution profiles of the tablets were also evaluated. Relative bioavailabilities ((F)rel) of Temporal(R), Taver(R) and Carbamazepine Linocoln were 101.2%, 82.2% and 71.6% respectively, compared with Tegretol(R). Percent drug content dissolved in vitro after I hour were 91.3%, 75.9% and 39.3% for Temporal(R), Taver(R) and Carbamazepine Lincoln, respectively. It was concluded that Temporal(R) was bioequivalent to Tegretol(R) while Taver(R) and Carbamazepin Lincoln were bioinequivalent to Tegretol(R). Administration of Taver(R) or Carbamazepine Lincoln might lead to poor control of epileptic seizures.
MAIRURA, MREVANSO.  2001.  The Missing Link: Spatial Information required in the preparation and implementation of Physical Development Plans in Kenya. People\. : Journal of Mathematics and Mathematical Sciences(PMMS) Abstract
Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology, University of Nairobi, Kenya. The relative bioavailabilities of three carbamazepine tablet formulations available in the Kenyan market (Temporal(R), Taver(R) and Carbamazepine Lincoln) compared with the innovator formulation (Tegretol(R)) were evaluated in seven healthy African volunteers (5 males, two females; aged 22-36 years), according to a randomised fourway crossover study design, following oral administration of single 200 mg doses with a three week washout period. In vitro dissolution profiles of the tablets were also evaluated. Relative bioavailabilities ((F)rel) of Temporal(R), Taver(R) and Carbamazepine Linocoln were 101.2%, 82.2% and 71.6% respectively, compared with Tegretol(R). Percent drug content dissolved in vitro after I hour were 91.3%, 75.9% and 39.3% for Temporal(R), Taver(R) and Carbamazepine Lincoln, respectively. It was concluded that Temporal(R) was bioequivalent to Tegretol(R) while Taver(R) and Carbamazepin Lincoln were bioinequivalent to Tegretol(R). Administration of Taver(R) or Carbamazepine Lincoln might lead to poor control of epileptic seizures.

1998

MAIRURA, MREVANSO.  1998.  Overview of Pedestrians and Cyclist issues in Nairobi. Paper presented at 21-24 April 1998 Workshop sponsored by the Engineers Registration Board and Institute of Engineers in Kenya, Nairobi, Hotel Intercontinental.. : Journal of Mathematics and Mathematical Sciences(PMMS) Abstract
Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology, University of Nairobi, Kenya. The relative bioavailabilities of three carbamazepine tablet formulations available in the Kenyan market (Temporal(R), Taver(R) and Carbamazepine Lincoln) compared with the innovator formulation (Tegretol(R)) were evaluated in seven healthy African volunteers (5 males, two females; aged 22-36 years), according to a randomised fourway crossover study design, following oral administration of single 200 mg doses with a three week washout period. In vitro dissolution profiles of the tablets were also evaluated. Relative bioavailabilities ((F)rel) of Temporal(R), Taver(R) and Carbamazepine Linocoln were 101.2%, 82.2% and 71.6% respectively, compared with Tegretol(R). Percent drug content dissolved in vitro after I hour were 91.3%, 75.9% and 39.3% for Temporal(R), Taver(R) and Carbamazepine Lincoln, respectively. It was concluded that Temporal(R) was bioequivalent to Tegretol(R) while Taver(R) and Carbamazepin Lincoln were bioinequivalent to Tegretol(R). Administration of Taver(R) or Carbamazepine Lincoln might lead to poor control of epileptic seizures.
MAIRURA, MREVANSO.  1998.  The potential of Non-motorized transport in enhancing Urban Environment and Poverty Alleviation in Nairobi.. Paper presented at 26 November 1998 workshop sponsored by Ministry of Environment and the British Council, Nairobi, Safari Park Hotel.. : Journal of Mathematics and Mathematical Sciences(PMMS) Abstract
Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology, University of Nairobi, Kenya. The relative bioavailabilities of three carbamazepine tablet formulations available in the Kenyan market (Temporal(R), Taver(R) and Carbamazepine Lincoln) compared with the innovator formulation (Tegretol(R)) were evaluated in seven healthy African volunteers (5 males, two females; aged 22-36 years), according to a randomised fourway crossover study design, following oral administration of single 200 mg doses with a three week washout period. In vitro dissolution profiles of the tablets were also evaluated. Relative bioavailabilities ((F)rel) of Temporal(R), Taver(R) and Carbamazepine Linocoln were 101.2%, 82.2% and 71.6% respectively, compared with Tegretol(R). Percent drug content dissolved in vitro after I hour were 91.3%, 75.9% and 39.3% for Temporal(R), Taver(R) and Carbamazepine Lincoln, respectively. It was concluded that Temporal(R) was bioequivalent to Tegretol(R) while Taver(R) and Carbamazepin Lincoln were bioinequivalent to Tegretol(R). Administration of Taver(R) or Carbamazepine Lincoln might lead to poor control of epileptic seizures.

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