Cv for prof charles manasseh mokua ondieki 102019

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CURRICULUM VITAE
NAME: Prof. Ondieki, Charles Manasseh Mokua
ADDRESS: P.O. Box 58274 - 00200, Nairobi,
Tel: +254-722 705 609, +254-772968753
E-mail: charlesondieki@gmail.com; charlesondieki@yahoo.co.uk;
DATE OF BIRTH: 18thMarch 1952; NATIONALITY: Kenyan
MARITAL STATUS: Married with two children
QUALIFICATIONS:
 PhD degree on Engineering Management from Open University of Tanzania (OUT),
 MSc in Mechanical Engineering from Manchester University UK,
 Advanced Studies Certificate in Mechanical Engineering from Manchester University UK,
 Higher Diploma in Mechanical Engineering from Kenya, and
 Certificate in Technical Teacher Training from Kenya.
Present Employment
Associate Professor in the department of Mechanical & Mechatronics Engineering, Multimedia
University of Kenya; I joined Multimedia University of Kenya in Jan 2011 as Lecturer and promoted
to Senior lecturer in July 2012 and then to Associate Professor in December 2015. I am also an adjunct
Professor in the department of Mechanical & Mechatronics Engineering, Technical University of
Kenya (TUK).
Education and Training
a) University Education:
i) Sept 2009- Sept 2012: Ph.D. in Engineering Management from Open University of Tanzania
(OUT) Dar-es-Salaam
ii) Sept.1983-Dec.1984: M.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering (Applied Mechanics)- University of
Manchester Institute of Science and Technology (UMIST)-UK
iii) Sept.1982- June1983: Certificate of Advanced Studies (Final Year Honours Degree
Programme) in Mechanical Engineering equivalent to BSc (Hons)- UMIST-UK
b) College Education:
i) Sept.1978-Dec.1980: Higher Diploma in Mechanical Engineering - Kenya Polytechnic
(Currently the Technical University of Kenya).
ii) Sept. 1975- July.1976: Certificate of Technical Teacher Education, Kenya Polytechnic
iii) May 1972- Dec.1974: Diploma in Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, Kenya Polytechnic
c) Secondary Education:
o Jan. 1968 – Dec. 1971: O’Level Certificate from Itierio Mixed Secondary School in Kisii.
d) Primary Education:
O JAN. 1961 – DEC. 1967: Certificate of Primary Education (CPE) from Bobaracho and
Nyanguru Primary Schools
WORK EXPERIENCE
a) Industrial
(i) Feb. 1992 to Jan. 1993: Technical Training Manager with BAT (Kenya) Ltd.
(ii) Aug.1977 to Aug.1978: Mechanical engineering supervisor with Pan Africa paper Mills (8
months) and BAT (4 months), and

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b) Administration
i) Presently I am the Faculty Coordinator of Post Graduate Studies in the Faculty of Engineering and
Technology, Multimedia University of Kenya.
ii) Oct. 2014 to date: Chairperson of the Technical and Vocational Education and Training
Curriculum Development, Assessment and Certification Council (TVET CDACC),
iii) April 2013 to date: Overall University (MMU) Industrial Training and Attachment Coordinator.
iv) June 1996 to June 1999: Production Manager of Engineering Design and Service Centre (EDSC)
at Kenya Industrial Research and Development Institute (KIRDI).
v) May 1988 to June 1990: Chief Technical Officer at Directorate of Industrial Training (now
NITA) Ministry of Labour.
c) Teaching
i) Dec 2015 – to Date: Associate Professor in the department of Mechanical & Mechatronics
Engineering, Multimedia University of Kenya.
ii) September 2014 – Date: Adjunct Associate Professor in the department of Mechanical &
Mechatronics Engineering, Technical University of Kenya.
iii) July 2012 – Dec 2015: Senior Lecturer at the department of Mechanical & Mechatronics
Engineering, Multimedia University of Kenya.
iv) Jan.2011- July 2012: Lecturer at the department of Mechanical and Mechatronic Engineering,
Multimedia University of Kenya.
v) April 2001- Jan. 2011:
– Lecturer in Applied Mechanics, Engineering Design and Terotechnology, Egerton
University
– Supervision and examination of undergraduate and postgraduate student projects
vi) June 1994-June 1996: Lecturer in Applied Mechanics at the Department of Production
Engineering, Moi University Eldoret.
vii) June 1990 – Jan. 1992: Lecturer at the department of Mechanical Engineering JKUAT
viii) Other places I have taught as part-time lecturer include Technical University of Kenya (TUK),
Egerton University, Moi University and Masinde Muliro University of Science and
Technology at various times.
ix) Sept. 1976 – July 1977: Technical teacher at Kisumu Technical school (now Kisumu National
Polytechnic)
d) Curriculum Development
i) Nov 2016 – June 2017: Consultancy to review CAP YEI ten curricula to be in line with the
CBET approach; develop TOT manuals for their staff and train them.
ii) June 2015 – Jan. 2016: Developed curricula for Training of technical trainers (including their
Principals) in TVET Institutions; the training modules include an overview of Competence
Based Education and Training (CBET), Development of Occupational Standards using
DACUUM and Task Analysis approach, Design and Development of Curricula using
Occupational Standards, Development of Assessment Tools, Curriculum delivery methods,
Competence Assessment and Competence Certification. Presently I with a team of experts in
CBET am conducting the training for various trainers all over the country.
iii) 2014-2015: Developed curricula for Bachelor and Master degrees in Mechanical Engineering
Technology; and Bachelor and Master degrees in Engineering Management programmes at
Multimedia University of Kenya.
iv) 2011-2014: Participated in the development of curricula for Bachelor and Master degrees in
Mechanical and Mechatronics programmes at Multimedia University of Kenya.
v) 2010 -2012: Participated in the development of curricula for Bachelor of Philosophy in
mechanical technology, Bachelor of Mechanical Technology and Master of Technology in
Mechanical and Mechatronics programmes at Technical University of Kenya (TUK).
vi) 2003: Participated in the development of curriculum for MSc degree in Industrial Engineering
and Management at the department of Industrial Energy Engineering and Manufacturing at
Egerton University;

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vii) 2002: Developed of curriculum for Bridging course for to enable Higher Diploma holders to
enrol for an MSc degree in Industrial Engineering and Management at the department of
Industrial Energy Engineering and Manufacturing at Egerton University; again this was the
first such programme in Kenya
viii) 2001: Developed of curriculum for Bachelor of Industrial Engineering (BIT), the first
programme in Kenya to allow Diploma graduates upward mobility, at Egerton University.
e) Research
More than 20 years of research experience at University level in Mechanical Engineering and
Engineering Management as follows:
i) August 2018 to March 2019: Research on the validation of Life Skills with employers in Kenya; the
project was sponsored by Master Card Foundation of Canada through CAP YEI.
ii) July 2017 to March 2018: YouMatch project on the integration of Life Skills in TVET curriculum,
case study of ten VTCs in Kenya. The research project was to investigate the impact of life skills on
the youth. It was sponsored by GIZ, Germany to the tune of € 75,000. The findings were disseminated
to eight YouMatch participating African countries, and at the CIES International Conference in
Mexico City.
iii) Sept 2009 to Oct 2012: PhD research project at Open University of Tanzania (OUT) –
Investigation into the Effects of Education, Training and Business Location on Product
Quality;
iv) I have supervised several undergraduate students and seven (7) post graduate students to
completion e.g. one PhD students and six Masters’ Students
v) Currently I am Supervising one PhD student at TUK and four (4) Master of Engineering
Technology (MTech) degree students at Technical University of Kenya (TUK), and four (2)
Master of Science (MSc) degree students at Multimedia University (MMU) of Kenya
vi) Consultancy research project-
o 1st
August 2018 to 31st
March 2019: Joint project by CAP YEI of Kenya, MasterCard
Foundation of Canada and TVET Curriculum Development, Assessment and Certification
Council (CDACC) of Kenya; to validate Life Skills with employers (to find out whether
life skills are useful to employers and how. This consultancy project was funded by the
MasterCard Foundation up to US $ 48,000.
o June 2018 – August 2018: Consultancy to develop training materials for adult learners
with the following objectives: i) Develop a competence based education and training
(CBET)TOT manual; ii) Develop a competence based education and training (CBET)
competence standards (occupational standards); and iii) Develop a Competence
Assessment Framework and Guidelines; This was a consultancy project for ATVET Kenya
Office sponsored by GIZ KES 2,419,500/=
o July 2017 to March 2018: YouMatch project on the integration of Life Skills in TVET
curriculum, case study of ten VTCs in Kenya. The research project was to investigate the
impact of life skills on the youth. It was sponsored by GIZ, Germany to the tune of €
75,000. The findings were disseminated at two international Conferences – one in Mexico
City and another on in Sydney City, and to eight YouMatch participating African
countries.
o July 2014 to Oct 2014: Research study project worth USD 40,000 on the long-term impact
of age limits of used imported motor vehicles on trade in the East Africa Community
(EAC), and the relationship between the age limit, environmental pollution, safety and
health of people, fuel consumption efficiency, social well-being, economic activities,
technological and industrial developments in East Africa Community (EAC);
o July 2013 to Sept 2014: Evaluation research study project worth KES 5 million on the
Constituency Development Fund (CDF) by Ministry of Devolution and Planning Kenya;
vii) July 2010 – Sept 2013: Renewal energy study with KEFRI –

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o UNDP funded research project on micro-gasification technology supply of clean,
modern, affordable and reliable bioenergy to rural households and institutions in Kenya
worth Euros 200,000 for 18 months,
o Finnish Government sponsored research project through Energy and Environment
Partnership Programme (EEP-S&EA) for generation of decentralized electricity for
rural communities using forestry and agricultural residues and Downdraft Imbert
Modified gasifier worth Euros 85,000 for 24 months;
viii) 2001 to 2010: Student research project supervision at undergraduate and postgraduate level at
Egerton University;
ix) Sept 1982 to Dec 1984: MSc study at Manchester University (UMIST) – Plastic collapse and
energy absorption of thin walled tubes made of a ductile material in transverse bending during
static cross-wise loading by a rigid circular tube or a round indenter;
x) June 1996 to June 1999: Three years of research and development at KIRDI (Design and
development of Stone crusher, water hyacinth harvester, portable Hammer mill, etc.,);
Committees, Board and Responsibilities
i) October 2016 –to Date: Board member of the Kenya Engineering Technology Registration
Board (KETRB)
ii) October 2014–to Date: National Chairperson-Technical, Vocational Education and Training,
Curriculum Development, Assessment and Certification Council (TVET CDACC) - Kenya
Government appointment
iii) April 2013 – to Date: Overall University (MMU) Field attachment Coordinator
iv) 2011- to Date: Board member of the Institution of Engineering Technologists and Technicians
where I am the Honourable Treasurer.
v) Jan. 2009 – to Date: Board member of Bobaracho Mixed Secondary School.
vi) 2005- 2008: Member of Kenya Private Sector Alliance (KEPSA) representing the Jua Kali
operators.
vii)April 2007, nominated by the NGOs Coordination Board to represent Urban Clusters of NGOs
in the National Technical Committee of the Ministry of Finance on Italian Debt Conversion
Scheme.
viii) 2006: Chairman of the Innovations Team, Egerton University
ix) May 1998, nominated by Kenya Bureau of Standards as one of the three Kenyan members of
the East African Standards Committee.
x) Other Committees at Multimedia University are - Students Appeals Committee (2013-
2016) and Disposal committee (2011-2012).
Publications
a) Published Papers and Textbooks – See Table below
b) Teaching and training Manuals
i) Terotechnology,
ii) Engineering Design,
iii) Industrial Engineering Management,
iv) Engineering Maintenance Management,
v) Occupational Safety and Health,
vi) Manual on the CBET approach –Development of occupational standards, development of
assessment tools, development of learning materials, development of competency-based
curriculum and competency-based assessment, and National qualification framework.
vii) Introduction to Manufacturing, and
viii) Several teaching notes (more than twenty documents) that are freely accessed in the internet.
Consultancy and Community Services
a) July 2014 – Oct. 2014: Research study project worth USD 40,000 on the long-term impact of
age limits of used imported motor vehicles on trade in the East Africa Community (EAC), and

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the relationship between the age limit, environmental pollution, safety and health of people,
fuel consumption efficiency, social well-being, economic activities, technological and
industrial developments in East Africa Community (EAC).
b) July 2013 – Sept. 2014: Evaluation research study project worth KES 5 million on the
Constituency Development Fund (CDF)
c) Aug. 2013: Contracted by Plan International South Sudan to design and draft a proposal for
Youth Empowerment to train Non-State Actors and Local Authorities to be involved in Youth
Empowerment
d) 2012: Drafted a Bill for the proposed Kenya Engineering Technologists and Technicians
Board; The Bill was enacted by Parliament and accented to law in August 2016.
e) 2011: Developed to conclusion the Institution of Engineering Technologists and Technicians
Constitution to full registration; I am presently the Honourable Treasurer of the Institution.
f) May 2011: I finished writing a project proposal on Youth Lead Program (2011 – 2014) – a
UNICEF Project on behalf of Plan International South Sudan.
g) Aug. 2011: SME FUND and the Financial Inclusion of the Informal Sector (FIIS)
h) April 2003 appointed as Consultant by the Private Sector Forum to review the Draft Micro and
Small Enterprise (MSE) Paper of December 2001 to be part of the inputs to the Sessional Paper
No. 2 of 2005 on MSE.
Others are:
i) 2011: I wrote a Strategic Plan and Business Plan for the Micro and Small Enterprises
Federation (MSEF); contracted by CIPE of USA through Kenya Gatsby Trust.
ii) May 2010: I finished writing a project proposal to be funded by CIDA worth US$ 5
million on TVET on behalf of Plan International South Sudan intended to rehabilitate
technical and vocational training institutions in South Sudan and assist in offering technical
and vocational skills to the many young people in South Sudan.
iii) July 2010 – Nov. 2010: Monitoring & Evaluation of a JICA–JKUAT in-country Training
Programme at JKUAT for JFY 2010. The training programme was on “Strengthening the
Capacity of Grassroots Women Leaders for Wealth Creation and Socio-Economic
Development”.
iv) July 2010: Contracted by Kenya Gatsby Trust (KGT) to train the Board Members of Micro
and Small Enterprises Federation (MSEF) on Strategic Planning.
v) April 2008 – Jan. 2009: Developed a Five year Strategic Plan for Nyaribari Chache
Constituency.
vi) Nov. 2007 – Jan. 2009: Carried out a study on the Industrial Training Levy Scheme, this
included restructuring of the Directorate of Industrial Training, revision of the Industrial
Training Act Cap 237, and revision of the Industrial Training Scheme
vii) Feb.2006: An Ex-Ante Evaluation and Project Formulation Study on Trade Training
Programme for SME Exporters in Kenya.
viii) July – October 2006: A study, in collaboration with the Ministry of Trade and Industry, on
Trade Facilitation Needs Assessment for the trade facilitation implementing agencies in
Kenya.
ix) In May 2006: Carried out an Audit of the Implementation of Trade Facilitation
Measures in Kenya to establish the readiness of Kenya to implement some of the key
provisions as suggested by World Trade Organization (WTO).
x) In August 2005: I participated in the Focus Group Discussions (FGD) for the African Peer
Review Mechanism (APRM) of NEPAD in Gucha and Siaya Districts in Nyanza Province,
and drafted the report.
xi) In Oct – Nov 2003: I finished an Ex-post Evaluation of JKUAT undergraduate program –
a JICA project.
xii) In March 2002: I finished a Monitoring & Evaluation of a JICA sponsored Third Country
Training Program at JKUAT.

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xiii) In Sept – Oct 2001: I worked with Almaco Management Consultants Ltd. on a Monitoring
and Evaluation of the Micro and Small Enterprise Training and Technology Project
(MSETTP) - a World Bank project with the Government of Kenya.
Student Research Projects Supervision
a) PhD degree – Machuka, S.M; To investigate the determinants of productivity of Arabica
coffee farms and its supply response in the Kiambu County in Kenya – completed and
graduated in November 2016 at Open University of Tanzania (OUT)
b) MSc Degree – Gichana M. N.; Production of Particle Boards from Sugarcane Bagasse and
Euphorbia Sap - Completed and graduated in Nov 2018 at TUK.
c) MSc Degree – Kagia M.; Design and Fabrication of a flower sprayer robot; he successfully
finished and graduated in December 2019.
d) MSc Degree – Langat Cosmas; Design and Optimization of high pressure Rotorvane for
quality orthodox tea processing; he successfully finished and graduated in October 2019.
e) MSc. Degree – Mokola Joel; Design of a De-dusting system in a cement manufacturing
factory; he successfully finished and graduated in October 2019.
f) MSc Degree - Mutai, A.J; Determination of influence of natural fibres on the mechanical
properties of fibre reinforced polyester composites - Completed and graduated in May 2010 at
Egerton University.
g) MSc Degree – Chemeli, R. K; Development of a relationship between the amount of catalyst
and laminate thickness in glass reinforced polyester composites - Completed and graduated in
May 2012 at Egerton University.
h) Various research projects at undergraduate level at Egerton University, TUK and MMU.
Currently Supervision
Currently I am Supervising one (1) PhD student and five (4) Master of Engineering Technology
(MTech) degree students at Technical University of Kenya (TUK), and Four (2) Master of Science
(MSc) degree students at Multimedia University (MMU) of Kenya
Paper Reviews
Reviewed 5 peer papers for reputable local journals – IPAR
Paper on:
a) Social Scene in Kenya – April 2006
b) Civil Service Reform in Kenya – May 2006
c) The Missing Middle Problem in Kenya. What is the Way Out? – Oct. 2006
d) Vision 2030 - Kenya Economic Transformation by the Year 2030 – Nov. 2006
e) Wage Determination in the Civil Service: Which Way for Kenya? – Dec. 2006
MEMBERSHIP TO PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
a) Kenya Engineering Technology Registration Board (KETRB): registered and licenced as
Consulting Engineering Technologist
b) Institution of Engineering Technologists and Technician of which I am Honourable Treasurer
c) World Association of soil and water conservation

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PAPERS PUBLISHED AND TEXTBOOKS
I have published eleven papers with reputable Journals and two textbooks
S/No. Title of paper Co-authors Journal/Publisher
Year of
Publication
1. Determination of the Bending Strength and
Hardness Values of Sisal Fiber Reinforced Polyester
Composites
Ms Mutai, A.
J., and Pof.
W.O. Ogola
EgertonJ.Sci.&Technol.
Volume12
Oct. 2012
2. Effect of mode of training on product quality; the case study
of arc welding in small scale metalworking enterprises in
Kenya
Prof. E. T.
Bisanda, and
Prof. W.
O.Ogola
International Journal of
Computational Engineering
Research; Vol. 3 Issue 1
Jan 2013
3. Impact of business location on product quality; The case
study of arc welding in small scale metalworking enterprises
in Kenya
Prof. E. T.
Bisanda, and
Prof. W. O.
Ogola
Engineering Science
Invention
Jan 2013
4. Effect of laminate thickness and quantity of catalyst on
flexural strength properties of glass reinforced polyester
composite
Ms Chemeli,
R., and Prof.
W.O. Ogola
Engineering Research,
Science and Technology
Vol.2,No.2,
May2013
5. Impact of education level on product quality: Case study of
arc welding in small scale metalworking enterprises in
Kenya
Prof.E. T.
Bisanda, and
Prof. W.
O.Ogola
Journal of Business
Administration and
Management Sciences
Research, Vol. 2(1)
Jan 2013
6. Investigation into the Effects of Education, Training And
Business Location on Product Quality; The Case Study of
Arc Welding in Small Scale Metalworking Enterprises in
Kenya
Prof.E. T.
Bisanda, and
Prof. W.
O.Ogola
Engineering Research and
Applications (IJERA), Vol.
3, Issue 1,
Feb 2013
7. Re-Orienting Engineering Professional Bodies Towards
Industrialisation for Sustainable Development (SD) in
Kenya
Ogola W.O;
Thumbi,G.,
Nyagoa, H;
Akumu, T.
The Kenya Journal of
Technical and Vocational
Vol.2 pp.15-25
July 2014
Papers Published after 2015
8. Determinants of Productivity of Small-scale Holdings of
Arabica Coffee in Kenya: A Case Study of Kiambu County,
Kenya:
Dr. S. M.
Machuka,
and Dr. K.
Kazungu
The International Journal of
Humanities& Social Studies
(ISSN 2321 – 9203); Vol 4
Issue 8;
August 2016
9. Supply Response and Production Trends of the Arabica
Coffee: A Case Study of the Small Holdings of Kiambu
County between 2004 and 2014
Dr. S. M.
Machuka,
and Dr. K.
Kazungu
Research journal’s Journal
of Economics Vol. 4; No. 8
ISSN 2347-8233
September
2016
10. Analysis of the Effect of Quantity of Catalyst and Laminate
Thickness on Curing Time in Production of Glass
Reinforced Polyester Composite
Ms Chemeli,
R.,
Engineering Technologies
and Management Research
Vol.5 (Iss.7): ISSN: 2454-
1907
July 2018
11. Production of Particle Boards from Sugarcane Bagasse and
Euphorbia Sap
Moses G.
Nyang`au,
Alex M.
Muumbo
Composite Materials 2019,
9(1):
Jan., 2019
12. Resipirable Particulate Matter Monitoring And Audit Over
Athi River Township, Kenya
J. B. Mokola,
A. N. Mayaka,
V. Okumu
Journal of Multidisciplinary
Engineering Science and
Technology (JMEST) ISSN:
2458-9403 Vol. 6 Issue 9
September
2019
13. Design of a De-Dusting System In A Cement
Manufacturing Factory, A Case Study Of East Africa
Portland Cement (EAPCC), Kenya
J. B. Mokola,
A. N. Mayaka,
V. Okumu
2458-9403 Vol. 6 Issue 9
September
2019
14. Design of High Pressure Rotorvane for Quality in Orthodox
Tea Processing
C. K. Langat,
A. N. Mayaka
2458-9403 Vol. 6 Issue 9
September
2019

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15. Optimization Of High Pressure Rotorvane For Quality In
Orthodox Tea Processing
C. K. Langat,
A. N. Mayaka
2458-9403 Vol. 6 Issue 9
September
2019
16. Effect of the combination of Education levels and Mode of
training on product quality: The Case Study of Arc Welding
in Small Scale Metalworking Enterprises in Kenya
Only myself Journal of Multidisciplinary
2458-9403 Vol. 6 Issue 9
September
2019
17. To Examine the Determinants of Productivity of Small-
Scale Holdings of Arabica Coffee and Its Supply Response
in Kenya: A Case Study of Kiambu County
Dr. S. M.
Machuka,
2458-9403 Vol. 6 Issue 9
September
2019
18. Integration Of Soft Skills Into The TVET Curriculum In
Kenya
Ndungu
Kahihu ,
Sharleen
Muthoni
2458-9403 Vol. 6 Issue 9
September
2019
19. Effect of the combination of Education level and Business
location on product quality: The Case Study of Arc Welding
Only myself Journal Archives of
Business Research (ABR)
No. 10.14738/abr.710.7158
October 2019
20. Effect of the combination of Mode of training and Business
location on product quality: The Case Study of Arc Welding
Only myself International Journal of
Engineering and Applied
Sciences (IJEAS) ISSN:
2394-3661, Volume-6,
Issue-9, September 2019
October 2019
The following are the textbooks published
1. The Effect of Artisan’s and Business Attributes on Arc
Welding Quality
Prof. E. T.
Bisanda, and
Prof. W.
O.Ogola
Lambert Academic
Publishing, Germany
Oct. 2012
2. Competency-Based Education and Training: Procedures and
Guidelines
Only Myself Lambert Academic
Publishing, Germany
Jan. 2019
3. Training Manual for Trainers on Competency-Based
Dr. Guantai Lambert Academic
Publishing, Germany
May 2019
4. Terotechnology and Reliability Engineering for Industrial
Engineers and Managers, Volume I
Publishing, Germany
August 2019
5. Terotechnology and Reliability Engineering for Industrial
Engineers and Managers, Volume II
Publishing, Germany
August 2019
6. Production of Particle Boards from Sugarcane Bagasse and
Euphorbia Sap
Moses G.
Nyang`au,
Alex M.
Muumbo
Lambert Academic
Publishing, Germany
July 2019
7. Determinants of Productivity of Small-scale Holdings of
Arabica Coffee and its supply response in Kenya: A Case
Study of Kiambu County, Kenya:
Dr. S. M.
Machuka,
Lambert Academic
Publishing, Germany
October 2019
By Prof. Charles M.M. Ondieki October, 2019

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