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Publications

2013

Penninah Ogada, A.  2013.  Hate Speech and Overt Polarization of Citizens Towards Elections in 2013. : Presented at Kenya2013 Election Watch Forum, Sarova Stanley Abstract
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2011

Muthamia, EK; Mukunzu, MJ; BJM.  2011.  characterization Of Plutella Xylostella Granulovirus (PLXYGV) isolates for The Management Of Diamondback Moth In Kenya . Abstractcharacterization_of_plutella_xylostella_granulovirus_plxygv_isolates_for_the_management_of_diamondback_moth_in_kenya.pdfWebsite

Baculoviruses (Family Baculoviridae) have been used to control Lepidopteran pests in China, Japan and India. Several studies on baculoviruses have been done in Kenya but there has been no commercial use. Collection of local isolates and characterization is recommended to identify and select the most potent isolate for use in mass production. Two Kenyan isolates of Plutella xylostella granulovirus, from field-collected and insectary larvae respectively, were characterized by electron microscopy and bioassays. The isolates were found to show the typical morphological features of Baculovirus in the genus granulovirus. The results of surface contamination bioassays for both isolates exhibited the characteristic dose-mortality response curve, with LD50 values that were not significantly different from each other. The median survival time of 2nd instar larvae at an average temperature of 25°C ranged from 5.5 to 7.5 days depending on the virus concentration to which the larvae were exposed. Further investigation is recommended.

2009

Penninah Ogada, A.  2009.  Relationship between Executive and Legislature in Kenya: Some thoughts on The Recent Ruling by the House Speaker. : presented at RECESSPA Breakfast Abstract
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Penninah Ogada, A.  2009.  Integrating APRM into University Education: Workshop for African Academics. : presented at aWorkshop Hosted by the South African Institute of International Affairs at the University of Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, S. Africa Abstract
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2008

Penninah Ogada, A.  2008.  Gender and Governance: Kenya. : UNIFEM/RECESSPA High Profile Seminar, Holiday Inn, Nairobi Abstract
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2006

Penninah Ogada, A.  2006.  Facilitation and Hindrance of Identity: Gender, Religion, Ethnicity and Politics in Kenya.. : presented at(REDET) Workshop in Arusha Abstract
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2003

Penninah Ogada, A.  2003.  The Struggle for Survival Amongst Rural Women in Kenya: Deference to Culture vs Socio-economic Needs. : Ph.D. Dissertation, Northeastern University, Hope Lewis & Robert Weiss - Advisors, Abstract
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AMOLO, DROGADAPENINA.  2003.  The Struggle for Survival Amongst Rural Women in Kenya: Deference to Culture vs Socio-Economic Needs Ph.D dissertation, Northeastern University, Hope Lewis, Chairman.. Paper Submitted for review, Journal of Civil Engineering Research and Practice.. : Heinrich Boll Foundation. Abstract
Towers are typical structures that can be found in many urban and rural landscapes the world over. From their basic design, they are usually exposed to severe environmental loads. It is therefore prudent to carry out periodic maintenance that includes checking that they are correctly aligned. This paper describes a method that was used for the re-alignment of a guyed tower in Limuru, Kenya. Angular and distance observations, made from two observation points detected a vertical misalignment that was larger than the acceptable tolerance of l/400. An iterative re-alignment procedure was then applied, resulting in an acceptable final misalignment of 1 / 520.

2002

Penninah Ogada, A.  2002.  Gender & Diversity Institute. : Conference paper AAUW International Symposium, Washington D.C Abstract
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AMOLO, DROGADAPENINA.  2002.  Rural African Women and Technology Literacy: Case Study in Uganda and Kenya. Paper Presented at Panel Discussion, AWID conference in Guadalajara, Mexico.. Paper Submitted for review, Journal of Civil Engineering Research and Practice.. : Heinrich Boll Foundation. Abstract
Towers are typical structures that can be found in many urban and rural landscapes the world over. From their basic design, they are usually exposed to severe environmental loads. It is therefore prudent to carry out periodic maintenance that includes checking that they are correctly aligned. This paper describes a method that was used for the re-alignment of a guyed tower in Limuru, Kenya. Angular and distance observations, made from two observation points detected a vertical misalignment that was larger than the acceptable tolerance of l/400. An iterative re-alignment procedure was then applied, resulting in an acceptable final misalignment of 1 / 520.
AMOLO, DROGADAPENINA.  2002.  Gender Violence Knows no Cultural, Class or Educational Boundaries, presented at Gender and Diversity Brown Bag Series.. Paper Submitted for review, Journal of Civil Engineering Research and Practice.. : Heinrich Boll Foundation. Abstract
Towers are typical structures that can be found in many urban and rural landscapes the world over. From their basic design, they are usually exposed to severe environmental loads. It is therefore prudent to carry out periodic maintenance that includes checking that they are correctly aligned. This paper describes a method that was used for the re-alignment of a guyed tower in Limuru, Kenya. Angular and distance observations, made from two observation points detected a vertical misalignment that was larger than the acceptable tolerance of l/400. An iterative re-alignment procedure was then applied, resulting in an acceptable final misalignment of 1 / 520.
AMOLO, DROGADAPENINA.  2002.  Gender and Diversity Institute's Models for Change Collaboration with Institutions in Kenya and Costa Rica, Conference Paper AAUW International Symposium, Washington D.C.. Paper Submitted for review, Journal of Civil Engineering Research and Practice.. : Heinrich Boll Foundation. Abstract
Towers are typical structures that can be found in many urban and rural landscapes the world over. From their basic design, they are usually exposed to severe environmental loads. It is therefore prudent to carry out periodic maintenance that includes checking that they are correctly aligned. This paper describes a method that was used for the re-alignment of a guyed tower in Limuru, Kenya. Angular and distance observations, made from two observation points detected a vertical misalignment that was larger than the acceptable tolerance of l/400. An iterative re-alignment procedure was then applied, resulting in an acceptable final misalignment of 1 / 520.

1999

AMOLO, DROGADAPENINA.  1999.  Land and Property ownership for Women in Kenya, presented at UN Women's Day Panel. Discussion, UN New York, March 4th.. Paper Submitted for review, Journal of Civil Engineering Research and Practice.. : Heinrich Boll Foundation. Abstract
Towers are typical structures that can be found in many urban and rural landscapes the world over. From their basic design, they are usually exposed to severe environmental loads. It is therefore prudent to carry out periodic maintenance that includes checking that they are correctly aligned. This paper describes a method that was used for the re-alignment of a guyed tower in Limuru, Kenya. Angular and distance observations, made from two observation points detected a vertical misalignment that was larger than the acceptable tolerance of l/400. An iterative re-alignment procedure was then applied, resulting in an acceptable final misalignment of 1 / 520.

1975

AMOLO, DROGADAPENINA.  1975.  A Case for Inheritance. In More Modern African Stories. Charles R. Larson (editor). Fontana Books, Great Britain.. Paper Submitted for review, Journal of Civil Engineering Research and Practice.. : Heinrich Boll Foundation. Abstract
Towers are typical structures that can be found in many urban and rural landscapes the world over. From their basic design, they are usually exposed to severe environmental loads. It is therefore prudent to carry out periodic maintenance that includes checking that they are correctly aligned. This paper describes a method that was used for the re-alignment of a guyed tower in Limuru, Kenya. Angular and distance observations, made from two observation points detected a vertical misalignment that was larger than the acceptable tolerance of l/400. An iterative re-alignment procedure was then applied, resulting in an acceptable final misalignment of 1 / 520.

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