UNIVERSITY OF NAIROBI
INSTITUTE FOR DEVELOPMENT STUDIES
2014 ANNUAL REPORT
February 2015
University of Nairobi
Institute for Development Studies
2014 Annual Report
Published by
Office of the Director
The Institute for Development Studies
University of Nairobi
P.O. Box 30197
Nairobi, Kenya.
Tel : 254 -020 -2314306
Fax: 254-020-2245566
E-mail:director-ids@uonbi.ac.ke
URL:http://ids.uonbi.ac.ke
Editorial Committee
Prof Winnie Mitullah -Director
Prof Karuti Kanyinga- Associate Director
Dr Godwin Murunga- Chair
Mr Otuma Ongalo- Editor
Prof Dorothy McCormick- Member
Prof Rosemary Atieno –Member
Dr Mary Kinyanjui –Member
Dr Radha Upadhyaya- Member
Mr Edward Sibota– Member
©2015 Institute for Development Studies, University of Nairobi
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Table of Content
Table of Content .......................................................................................................................................... iii
Director’s Summary ..................................................................................................................................... iv
1. IDS Profile ............................................................................................................................................... 1
2. Courses Offered ........................................................................................................................................ 2
3. MA Programme Student Enrolment ....................................................................................................... 4
4. Research, Consultancies and Outreach Activities................................................................................... 11
5. International Links and Collaborations ................................................................................................... 17
6. Publications and Conference Papers ....................................................................................................... 21
8. IDS Staff ................................................................................................................................................. 24
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Director’s Summary
The active performance of the entire IDS staff is reflected in
this 2014 Annual Report through joint action involving top
university management and national leaders. The dedication to
fulfill our research, teaching, consultancy and outreach
obligations is manifested in staff activities ranging from
collaboration and nurturing partnerships and post graduate
students to publication in high end journals. Throughout the
year, we strived to actualize our mission, which is to generate
development knowledge, promote debate and encourage the
utilization of research findings in postgraduate teaching and training and in shaping the growth
of development thinking, theory and practice.
Engagement with policy makers is a task which remains foreign to many classical higher
learning institutions, in particular conventional departments. To the IDS, this is a core business
which we continue to demonstrate by working with top policy makers and practitioners. In
March 2014, the former Vice Chancellor of the University of Nairobi, Prof. George Magoha led
the IDS to Germany to establish research link with Rhein-Sieg University, and in April, 2014,
the Chief Justice of Kenya Willy Mutunga was the IDS chief guest when we launched our book
on `Kenya: Democracy and Political Participation’. A book produced through collaboration with
Society for International Development (SID). Before the year ended in December, we were lucky
to once more have the Chief Justice launch yet another book on `Kenya: The Struggles for a New
Constitutional Order’ co-edited by Dr. Godwin Murunga of IDS.
Besides the two book launches, a number of IDS staff published in journals and books, with
others being both publishers and book editors as shared in this Annual Report. The IDS further
showed its prowess in development and nation building by being in technical committees, review
panels, boards, task forces and editorial boards. These activities contributed to ensure the
University of Nairobi maintains its top rank position nationally and regionally and continues to
uphold its missions. To cap it all, the IDS received a special mention during the last graduation
ceremony on the 5th December, 2014 for being among the top ten scorers in developing research
proposals and contributing to the University of Nairobi research grant.
Research, which is our main pillar, is alive as highlighted in the number of on-going projects,
including our Afrobarometer surveys which are carried out every two years in the entire Eastern
African region. The last survey was in 2014 and has come up with important findings for policy
response in Kenya. The survey reveals among others that citizens have mixed score for
devolution, poor participation and are opposed to Kenya Defence Forces withdrawal from
Somalia and from the ICC. Another IDS study on innovative approaches to youth employment
concludes that the policy aimed at addressing youth unemployment should not use one-fit-all
solution. There are youth who are in school/training, those employed within the formal economy,
informal economy and those unemployed. These are unique sub sets of the youth who should be
researched, understood and appropriate programmes designed for engaging each category.
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Our Annual Report would be incomplete without mentioning our exclusive post graduate student
population. The IDS has students drawn from across disciplines and universities, this brings into
the IDS not only our multidisciplinary flag, but also holistic knowledge that informs
development globally. This is further strengthened by the many international research scholars
who are affiliated to the IDS during their work in Kenya. Together with the IDS staff and
students, this pool of academicians spread the IDS wings beyond Kenya, and Africa into the
entire globe. It is this wealth of activities and outputs that the IDS 2014 Annual Report shares
with stakeholders with the hope that the IDS wings will embrace more stakeholders for building
the IDS and the UoN brand.
Prof Winnie Mitullah
Director, IDS
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1.
IDS Profile
Established in 1965, the Institute for Development Studies (IDS), University of Nairobi, is the oldest of
20 such institutes in the world. It is the premier multi-disciplinary and a multi-purpose development
research institute in Eastern and Southern Africa region. IDS carries out full time research on high
priority areas of social-economic and political development in Kenya, Africa and the world in general.
IDS has increasingly influenced policy thinking and policy making. In addition, IDS has
collaboration and linkages with many research institutions and universities across the world. The
Institute has engaged in a variety of research projects relevant to Kenya’s development agenda. It
uses seminar series, workshops, and publications to disseminate and get feedback on research
results. The publications include policy briefs, working papers, discussion papers occasional
papers, and books and journal articles published in collaboration with other like-minded
institutions.
The IDS has a faculty status which enables it to offer postgraduate studies in development issues,
and to collaborate with others. The Institute has two academic programmes: Master of Arts in
Development Studies and a PhD programme. Through these programmes the IDS builds
capacity of learners, including imparting relevant knowledge for conceptualizing and analyzing
development issues. Besides these programmes, the IDS has expansive research network which
facilitates intellectual exchange between researchers and scholars on one hand and institutions on
the other through collaborative research, knowledge dissemination and policy influence Vision
To be the leading centre of excellence for development research, teaching, training,
consultancy and advisory services on issues of policy, practical and academic concerns in the
public and private domains.
Vision
To be the leading centre of excellence for development research, teaching, training,
consultancy and advisory services on issues of policy, practical and academic concerns in the
public and private domains.
Mission
To generate development knowledge, promote debate and encourage the utilization of research
findings in postgraduate teaching and training and in shaping the growth of development
thinking, theory and practice with particular focus on Africa.
Core Values
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
Professional integrity and productivity
Exemplary work ethics and team spirit
Equity and social justice
Primacy of community knowledge
Leadership and responsiveness
Collaboration and networking
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2. Courses Offered
1) MA PROGRAMME: MASTER OFARTS IN DEVELOPMENT STUDIES
The Institute for Development Studies' master's programme addresses development issues
using theories and methodological approaches of various academic disciplines. The
courses, however, assume some formal study of practical experience in the social sciences.
The curriculum takes advantage of the varied academic backgrounds and experience of IDS
staff to offer a programme characterised by theoretical rigour, emphasis on research
methodology, people orientation and an interdisciplinary issue-based approach.
The postgraduate programme in development studies prepares students already grounded in
the social and physical sciences to deal creatively and effectively with development
problems. All courses take a multi-disciplinary approach; all combine theory with practical
application. The problems of development in Africa are stressed. Every course includes
examples taken from the Kenyan situation.
The core of the programme consists of four courses taken by every student. Courses 501
and 502, Development Management, provide the theoretical underpinning for all course
modules. Courses 503 and 504, Research Methods and Techniques, give students the
technical skills required to gather, analyze and present data on development problems.
The following sixteen (16) courses were offered in 2014
Core Courses
CDS 501: Development Management Theory
The concept and goals of development, Economic, political-economy, Sociological
approaches to development. Development models: growth, distribution and diffusion,
dual economy, underdevelopment. Current issues and concerns in development: gender,
environment, culture, human resources, roles of government and private sector in
resource mobilization. Development strategies: big push, balanced and unbalanced
growth, employment, trade, agriculture, industrialization, basic needs, sustainable
development. Barriers to development. Development planning and management.
CDS 502: Development Management Practice
Project preparation, analysis, evaluation, and monitoring. Project conceptualization and
planning: technical, institutional-organizational, social, economic, environmental, and
financial aspects. Project implementation: project development, project proposal,
budgeting, staffing, sitting, strategies for implementation. Project evaluation and
monitoring: cost-benefit analysis, qualitative evaluation, monitoring and assessment.
CDS 503: Research Foundations
Conceptual and methodological foundation for research. Research design theory,
hypothesis, data requirements. Planning for analysis of subgroups by gender, location,
sector. Model formulation. Introduction to computers and their applications in research.
Methods of data collection: surveys, participant observation, case studies. Questionnaire
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design. Interview techniques. Ethics of social science research. Methods of data analysis.
Research report writing and presentation.
CDS 504: Research Methods and Computer Applications
Sampling theory and techniques. Models and applications: probabilistic, deterministic.
Model estimation and testing. Computer applications: simple programming, packaged
statistical programs (e.g. SPSS), other useful programs. Linear programming. Dynamic
programming. Individual research proposal preparation; simulation; network analysis;
and applications of matrices.
Electives
CDS 601:
CDS 602:
CDS 611:
CDS 612:
CDS 614:
CDS 615:
CDS 621:
CDS 622:
CDS 623:
CDS 624:
CDS 631:
CDS 654:
Environment and Natural Resources Management
Energy Policy Planning and Development
Rural Societies and Change
Issues in Urban Development
Entrepreneurship and Development
Economics of African Agriculture
Issues in Human Resources Development
Health and Development
Population and Development
Education and Development
Issues in International Development
Comparative Industrial Strategies
2) PHD PROGRAMME: DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY IN DEVELOPMENT
STUDIES
The Institute launched the Doctor of Philosophy in Development Studies in 2003. The PhD
programme is done by thesis. Prospective candidates include persons who are holders of
masters’ degree from universities recognized by Senate and who seek to research on
contemporary development issues.
Applicants seeking admission into the programme write a letter to the Director, IDS,
attaching pre-proposal, full curriculum vitae, and transcripts of undergraduate and
postgraduate study.
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3. MA Programme Student Enrolment
In the 2014-15 Academic Year, the IDS received 32 (thirty two) applications for admission into
to pursue a Master of Arts degree in Development Studies. The particulars of the applicants are
summarized below:
No
Reg. No.
Name of Applicant
University
Degree & Discipline
1
CO1/0523/2
009
L35/31363/2
010
CO1/0729/2
009
N12/39384/2
011
N12/35805/2
010
Kimosop Elkanah
Kipserem
Basil Paschalin
Mbenge
NgokoIrynne
Kwamboka
Onyango
LocilleAkelo
Andati Joy Angolo
University of
Nairobi
University of
Nairobi
University of
Nairobi
University of
Nairobi
University of
Nairobi
Bachelor of Art
(Social Work)
B Ed( Arts)
6
K59/37141/2
010
Ndungu Mary
Nyamaingi
University of
Nairobi
7
CO1/0917/2
006
K59/32986/2
010
E405/4998/2
008
B65/0377/20
06
K59/31788/2
010
N36/2498/20
08
1007946
Apondu Charles
Wycliffe
Munyiri Mercy Njeri
University of
Nairobi
University of
Nairobi
Kenyatta
University
University of
Nairobi
University of
Nairobi
Kenyatta
University
C. U. E.A
Munyua
FlaciahWanjiku
Maalim Sahara
Ibrahim
Midimo Lydia Akoth
20
N39/1995/20
05
CPR/1079/2
007
E35S/12464/
2008
CO1M3/241
42/2008
N39s/8393/2
007
BDS/NEP/10
1/00021
07/DEV/009
21
N39/2158/20
Lagat Joyce
2
3
4
5
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
Nyambane Monchari
Debora
Kinyanjui Catherine
Wanjiku
Katwai Doreen Nguta
Mathenge Yvonne
Muthoni
Kinuthia James Njau
Mumin Nimo Issack
Ngotho Elizabeth
Njeri
Njunge Rechael
Wanjiku
Nyamwega Mogaka
Evans
Kenyatta
University
Moi University
Kenyatta
University
University of
Nairobi
Kenyatta
University
MT Kenya
University
Bungema
University
(UG)
Kenyatta
4
Class of
Degree
1st class
GPA
Score
72.20
1st Class
71.41
Bachelor of Arts
1st Class
71.10
B A (Gender and
Development)
Bachelor of Arts
(Gender and
Development
Studies)
Bachelor of Arts
(Journalism and
Media Studies
Bachelor of Arts
1st Class
70.78
1st class
70.19
1st Class
70.18
2nd upper
69.80
B A(Journalism and
Media Studies)
B Ed ( Early
Childhood)
Bachelor of Arts in
Planning
BA ( Journalism and
Media Studies)
B Env Planning and
Mgt
Bachelor of Arts
(Theology)
B A (Environmental
Studies)
B Sc Communication
& PR
Bachelor of Arts
1st Class
69.69
2nd upper
69.00
2nd upper
69.00
2nd upper
68.44
2nd Upper
67.89
2nd Upper
67.40
2nd upper
66.57
2nd upper
66.46
2nd upper
65.25
Bachelor of Arts
2nd Upper
64.96
B A (Environmental
Studies)
B A (Development
Studies)
B A ( Development
Studies)
2nd upper
64.96
1st Class
70.00
2nd upper
65.20
BA (Env Studies)
2nd Upper
64.46
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
09
Jepkemoi
University
CO1/34710/
2011
CO1/33104/
2010
CO135021/2
010
DS/00044/09
Mohamed Fatima
Dahir
Kang’ethe Lilian
Muthegu
Migwi Daniel Kiburi
K59/33216/2
010
E14/00505/2
007
120/2435/20
06
CO1/0995/2
008
CO1/31484/
2011
N06/1233/20
05
R991291TH
Milimu Ellen Busolo
University of
Nairobi
University of
Nairobi
University of
Nairobi
Maseno
University
University of
Nairobi
Egerton
University
University of
Nairobi
University of
Nairobi
University of
Nairobi
University of
Nairobi
African
University
Ooko Salome Atieno
Chemoiywo Chesiro
Edwin
Kisio Elizabeth
Mueni
Maina Lilian Mugure
Skeikh Umalkher
Hassan
Amukhobe Akola
Constancia
Lamido Nemuel Abel
Bachelor of Arts
Upper 2nd
63.40
Bachelor of Arts
2nd upper
63.30
Bachelor of Arts
2nd upper
63.30
B A (Development
Studies)
B A (Journalism and
Media Studies)
Bachelor of
Education (Science)
B Sc (Mathematics)
2nd upper
63.00
2nd upper
62.80
2nd upper
62.00
2nd upper
61.00
Bachelor of Arts
Upper 2nd
60.70
Bachelor of Arts
2nd upper
60.20
B A (Anthropology)
2nd Lower
58.26
Bachelor of Divinity
3rd Class
53.40
The following 18 (eighteen) applicants were admitted to pursue the degree of Master of
Arts in Developments
No.
Reg. No.
Name of Applicant
University
1
CO1/0523/2009
2
L35/31363/2010
3
CO1/0729/2009
4
N12/39384/2011
5
N12/35805/2010
Kimosop Elkanah
Kipserem
Basil Paschalin
Mbenge
NgokoIrynne
Kwamboka
Onyango Locille
Akelo
Andati Joy Angolo
University of
Nairobi
University of
Nairobi
University of
Nairobi
University of
Nairobi
University of
Nairobi
6
K59/37141/2010
Ndungu Mary
Nyamaingi
University of
Nairobi
7
CO1/0917/2006
8
K59/32986/2010
9
E405/4998/2008
10
B65/0377/2006
11
K59/31788/2010
Apondu Charles
Wycliffe
Munyiri Mercy
Njeri
Nyambane
Monchari Debora
Kinyanjui Catherine
Wanjiku
Katwai Doreen
Nguta
University of
Nairobi
University of
Nairobi
Kenyatta
University
University of
Nairobi
University of
Nairobi
5
Degree &
Discipline
Bachelor of Art
(Social Work)
B Ed( Arts)
Class of
Degree
1st class
GPA
Score
72.20
1st Class
71.41
Bachelor of Arts
1st Class
71.10
B A (Gender and
Development)
Bachelor of Arts
(Gender and
Development
Studies)
Bachelor of Arts
(Journalism and
Media Studies
Bachelor of Arts
1st Class
70.78
1st class
70.19
1st Class
70.18
2nd upper
69.80
B A(Journalism
and Media Studies)
B Ed ( Early
Childhood)
Bachelor of Arts in
Planning
BA ( Journalism
and Media Studies)
1st Class
69.69
2nd upper
69.00
2nd upper
69.00
2nd upper
68.44
12
N36/2498/2008
13
1007946
14
N39/1995/2005
15
16
17
18
Mathenge Yvonne
Muthoni
Kinuthia James
Njau
Munyua
FlaciahWanjiku
Kenyatta
University
C. U. E.A
CPR/1079/2007
Maalim Sahara
Ibrahim
Moi
University
E35S/12464/200
8
CO1M3/24142/2
008
N39s/8393/2007
Midimo Lydia
Akoth
Mumin Nimo Issack
Kenyatta
University
University of
Nairobi
Kenyatta
University
Ngotho Elizabeth
Njeri
Kenyatta
University
B Env Planning
and Mgt
Bachelor of Arts
(Theology)
BA
(Environmental
Studies)
B Sc
Communication &
PR
Bachelor of Arts
2nd Upper
67.89
2nd Upper
67.40
2nd upper
66.57
2nd upper
66.46
2nd upper
65.25
Bachelor of Arts
2nd Upper
64.96
BA
(Environmental
Studies)
2nd upper
64.96
Bachelor of Arts
1st Class
71.10
B A (Gender and
Development)
Bachelor of Arts
(Gender and
Development
Studies)
Bachelor of Arts
(Journalism and
Media Studies
Bachelor of Arts
1st Class
70.78
1st class
70.19
1st Class
70.18
2nd upper
69.80
B A(Journalism
and Media Studies)
BA ( Journalism
and Media Studies)
B Env Planning
and Mgt
Bachelor of Arts
(Theology)
1st Class
69.69
2nd upper
68.44
2nd Upper
67.89
2nd Upper
67.40
Deferment cases/Students who did not take up admission
1
CO1/0729/2009
2
N12/39384/2011
3
N12/35805/2010
4
Ngoko Irynne
Kwamboka
Onyango Locille
Akelo
Andati Joy Angolo
University of
Nairobi
University of
Nairobi
University of
Nairobi
K59/37141/2010
Ndungu Mary
Nyamaingi
University of
Nairobi
6
CO1/0917/2006
7
K59/32986/2010
8
K59/31788/2010
9
N36/2498/2008
10
1007946
Apondu Charles
Wycliffe
Munyiri Mercy
Njeri
Katwai Doreen
Nguta
Mathenge Yvonne
Muthoni
Kinuthia James
Njau
University of
Nairobi
University of
Nairobi
University of
Nairobi
Kenyatta
University
C. U. E.A
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Some of the IDS students during a past orientation.
STUDENTS AWARDED THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS IN DEVELOPMENT
STUDIES IN THE 2014 GRADUATION CEREMONY HELD ON 5TH DECEMBER 2014
Twelve (12) students were awarded Master of Arts degree in Development Studies in 2014.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Names
BORE Chepngeno Nelly
HARPER Jamilla Richelle
K'OCHUPE Nesta Peter
KING'E Kevin Gakumo
MECHA Edwinah Moraa
MOJONGIT Faith Barasa
MUENDO Ruth Mutheu
OLOUASA Cynthia Sirintai
OMARI Benard Moseti
OTIENO Geoffrey Odhiambo
WAMALWA Linda Marita Nangoka
WAUNA Benta Achieng
Reg.No.
T50/81419/2012
T50/69837/2011
T50/69547/2011
T50/80497/2012
T50/80275/2012
T50/79666/2012
T50/69265/2011
T50/82349/2012
T50/81335/2012
T50/8177/2006
T50/68120/2011
T50/81496/2012
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Sex
F
F
M
M
F
F
F
F
M
M
F
F
A section of the IDS graduands during the 52nd University of Nairobi graduation ceremony held
on Friday, 5th December 2014
The demand for our graduates in is very high in the labour market. As soon as they graduate with
their MA degree in Development Studies, all of them are quickly absorbed in the labour
market.We have established that a section of the 2014graduands are already gainfully engaged in
as follows.
Names
Reg.No.
Current Employment
1
2
3
4
5
BORE Chepngeno Nelly
HARPER Jamilla Richelle
K'OCHUPE Nesta Peter
MOJONGIT Faith Barasa
OLOUASA Cynthia Sirintai
T50/81419/2012
T50/69837/2011
T50/69547/2011
T50/79666/2012
T50/82349/2012
6
OMARI Benard Moseti
T50/81335/2012
7
8
OTIENO Geoffrey Odhiambo
WAMALWA Linda
MaritaNangoka
T50/8177/2006
T50/68120/2011
Customer Care, Safaricom Ltd
Programme Manager , NGO Sector
Consultant, South Hub Consultants
Programs Manager, Daisy Fund
Programme Coordinator, Vennskap
Nord
Programme officer, Public policy
and governance
Editor, Nation Media Group
Managing Director, Light Box Ltd
PHD Programme Enrolment
The Institute launched the Doctor of Philosophy in Development Studies in 2003. The PhD
programme is done by thesis. Prospective candidates include persons who are holders of masters’
degree from universities recognized by Senate and who seek to research on contemporary
development issues.
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In the current academic year (i.e. 2014/2015) eight (8) students are pursuing the Doctor of
Philosophy programme in Development Studies at IDS. Their academic progress status is
summarized below.
Current Academic Progress Status of the IDS PhD Candidates as At 24th February
2015
Name
Reg No.
Title of Project
Supervisors
Current Progress
Report
1
Njeru,
Geoffrey
Runji
T80/8563/2003
Prof. McCormick,
Prof. Ng’ethe
&
Prof. Kanyinga
 Defended thesis
on 17/03/14.
 Decision: to
revise and
resubmit
2
Koome,
Peter
Mugambi
T80/81541/2009
Dr. Musyoki,
Dr. Joseph Onjala
& Dr. Kaendi
Munguti
Thesis examined on
17 Dec 2014.
Working on
comments
3
Githaiga,
Grace
Nyariara
T80/81001/2011
Innovation and
Entrepreneurship in
Poverty Reduction:
A Case Study of
Improved Fruit and
Dairy Farming in
Mbeere
Contextual
Influences in
Female and Male
Schooling: The
Case of Igembe and
Imenti North
Districts
Uptake of ICTs by
Young Women in
informal
Settlements: the
Case Study of
Mathare Pioneer
Youth Group
Prof. Mitullah,
Prof. Norbert
Wildermuth,
Dr. George
Nyabuga
4
Watako,
Shem
Zakayo
T80/82681/2011
The Impact of
Information on
MSEs as Agents
for Poverty
Reduction in
Kariobangi,
Nairobi
Dr. Kinyanjui&
Prof. Emil
Chandaran,
5
Juepner,
AnneGertraude
T80/83861/2012
Prof. McCormick
& Prof. Ng’ethe
6
Wainaina,
Samuel
T80/90901/2013
Searching for the
Voice of Informal
Sector
Entrepreneurs. A
Case Study of Jua
Kali Associations
of Homa Bay
Town, Homa Bay
County, Kenya
Development of
Entrepreneurial
 Made
presentations to
IDS PhD
seminars on 23rd
January and 24th
July 2014.
 Has full draft.
 Made
presentation to
an IDS PhD
seminar on 24th
July 2014
 Has a draft of
findings chapter.
 Met supervisors
on 4th July 2014.
 Is writing
Chapter 7.
 Next progress
report due on 31st
August 2014.
9
Prof. McCormick
& Dr. Paul Kamau
 Made
presentation to
Ngigi
Leadership
Competencies: The
Case of CEOs of
Mid-Sized Kenyan
Companies
7
Wamalwa,
Herberts
Nyukuri
T80/91801/2013
Resources and Firm Prof. McCormick
Success:
Dr. Paul Kamau
Examining How
Potato Processing
Firms in Kenya
Build their
Capabilities.
8
Mbugua,
Catherine
Wangeci
T80/96313/2014
Youth
Empowerment:
Participation Of
Youth In The
Youth Enterprise
Development Fund
Prof. Kanyinga,
Dr. Rachel
Musyoki, Prof.
Paul Mbatia
an IDS PhD
seminar on 29th
May 2014.
 Awaiting chapter
on content of
presentation
above.
 Next progress
report due on 31st
August 2014.
 Has submitted
2nd Quarter
2014 progress
report to
supervisors and
the BPS.
 Met supervisors
on 1st August
2014.
 Data collection
on-going.
Registered.
International Students Component
There were two students under this category. They graduated during the 52nd
University of Nairobi graduation ceremony held on 5th December 2014.
NAME
1 HARPER Jamilla Richelle
2 STOREY Francisca Mkumba
NATIONALITY
United States of America
Malawi
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REG. NO.
T50/69837/2011
T50/68310/2013
SEX
Female
Female
4. Research, Consultancies and Outreach Activities
In the year under review, IDS made tremendous strides in its quest to remain the premier
research institution regionally and internationally. This is manifested in some of the projects the
Institute engaged in locally and internationally.
Research Projects
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2
3
4
5
Title of the research project
Public and Non Motorized Transport Project
operated under the African Centre of Excellence
for Studies in Public and Non-motorised
Transport (– ACET)
Researchers Involved
Prof. Winnie Mitullah (IDS)
Prof. Dorothy McCormick (IDS)
Dr. Mary Kinyanjui(IDS)
Dr. Risper Orero (Associate)
Dr. Romanus Opiyo (Regional& Urban
Planning)
Prof. Odero (Maseno)
Prof. Preston Chitere (UoN-Arts)
Dr. George Makajuma
MsMarilyne Ommeh
Mr. Japheth Ogendi
Ms Susan Gichuna
Mr. Simon Miringu
Rethinking Social Movements
Prof Karuti Kanyinga (IDS)
Prof NjugunaNg’ethe (IDS)
Dr. George Michuki (IDS)
Mr. Geoffrey Njeru (IDS)
Mr. Samwel Kiiru (IDS)
Dr. JoshuaKivuva – UoN, Political Science
Dr. Katumanga Musambayi – UoN, Political
Science
Chronic Poverty Research
Prof.NjugunaNg’ethe
Prof. Mohamud Jama
Dr. George Michuki
Mr. Sam Kiiru
Dr. Obadia Miroro
Mr. Michael Maina
Elections and Management of Diversity in Africa Prof. Karuti Kanyinga
Mr. Geoffrey Njeru
Dr. George Michuki
Dr. Joshua Kivuva – UoN, Political Science
Successful African Firms and institutional Prof. Dorothy McCormick
Change (SAFIC)
Dr. Paul Kamau
Dr. Jackson Maalu – Uon, School. of Business
Dr. Radha Upadhyaya
Mr. Herbert Wamalwa (Project Assitant/Ph.D
Student
Ms Zidi Oluoch
Mr. Peter K’Ochupe Nester
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Gender and Decentralization in East Africa
Prof. Winnie Mitullah
Prof. Karuti Kanyinga
Dr. George Michuki
Mr Abel Oyuke
Media, Empowerment and Democracy in East Prof. Winnie Mitullah
Africa (MEDIeA)
Ms Grace Githaiga (PhD Student)
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Afro barometer R6 Surveys
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Healthy Futures
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Broadcast Media, ICT-Generated Public Opinion
and Political Accountability (PIMA)
11
Innovative Approaches to Creating Opportunities
and Incorporating Youth into Labour Markets in
E.A Community
12
Climate / Environmental Change and Adaptation
in Kenya Project
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Kenya Advocacy for Climate Change
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Institutional Mapping of NMT in Kenya - UNEP
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Prof. Winnie Mitullah
Dr. Paul Kamau
Dr. Joshua Kivuva – UoN, Political Science
Dr. Adams Oloo, UoN, Political Science
Mr. Abel Oyuke
Mr. Samwel Balongo
Mr. Antony Wafula
Prof. Winnie Mitullah
Prof. Mohamud Jama – IDS
Dr. Eric Othieno (Associate)
Fredrick Omukanga (Associate)
Dr. Nyanjom
Mr. Fredrick Mukanga
Prof. Winnie Mitullah
Dr. Fred Mudhai (Associate)
Mr. Samwel Mwangi (Project Assistant)
Mr. Moses Maina (Project Assistant)
Prof. Rosemary Atieno
Prof. Winnie Mitullah
Ms Esther Owino (Student Project Assistant)
Ms ScholasticaOdhiambo (Project Assistant)
Mr. Owen Nyangoro
Mr. Jared Magego
Ms Linzy Nyambok
Ms Susan Gichuna
Prof. Winnie Mitullah
Dr. Paul Kamau
Mr. Abel Oyuke
Prof. Karuti Kanyinga
Dr. Joshua Kivuva– UoN, Political Science
Mr. Jim Kaketch
Ms Gloria Mmoji
Prof. Winnie Mitullah
Prof. Dorothy McCormick
Dr. Risper Orero (Associate)
Mr. Phillip Olale
Ms Gladys Gituku
VREF Stakeholder Engagement in Planning and Prof. Winnie Mitullah
Implementation of NMT (Thika Super Highway) Prof. Dorothy McCormick
Dr. Risper Orero (Associate)
Re-imaging Nairobi
Prof. Winnie Mitullah
Dr. Jackie Klopp (Associate)
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The project supports students
focusing on transport. So far a
student at the School of Computing
and Informatics doing digital
mapping of cycle routes in Nairobi
has been supported and a draft
output
generated.
A
second
Engineering student focusing on
pedestrians is being considered for
support.
Savings
and
Credit
Cooperative Prof. Dorothy McCormick
Organisations as Operational Arrangements Prof. Roger Behrens (UCT, South Africa)
for Paratransit Management: Case Studies of Dr.
Risper
Orero(Kenya
Methodist
Inter-city Transport SACCOs in Kenya
University, Associate)
Ms. Marilyn Ommeh
Dutch Multinationals Businesses, Dutch Dr. Paul Kamau
Government and the Promotion of Dr. Bethuel Kinyanjui (SoE)
Productive Employment in Sub-Saharan
Africa: A Comparative Study of Kenya and
Nigeria.
ICT Entrepreneurship in Urban Kenya
Dr. Paul Kamau
Prof. Winnie Mitullah
Kenya Executive Opinion Survey of World Dr. Paul Kamau
Economic Forum 2015
Reframing Narratives of State Building in Dr. Godwin R. Murunga, Co-ordinates
Africa: The Role of Political Settlements, Kenya Country Case Study
IDRC-supported research project covering
five African countries of Kenya, Cote
d’Ivoire, Rwanda, Ethiopia and Sierra Leone.
Research Updates
Afrobarometer
Afrobarometer concluded data collection exercise for the Round 6 survey in Kenya .The
countrywide survey was conducted from12th November 2014 to 3rd December, 2014. The survey
comprised a sample of 2,400 interviews clustered into 300 enumeration areas (EAs) across the
47 counties.
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Afrobarometer Round 6 field workers during a training session in 2014.
Youth Employment Report
IDS researchers, professors Rosemary Atieno and Winnie Mitullah, presented the Kenya Basic
Report on the Survey of Youth Employment in Kenya, under the auspices of the Innovative
Approaches to Creating Opportunities and Incorporating the Youth in East Africa’s Labour
Markets project. The report, submitted in Kigali, Rwanda, in November 2014, was based on a
study whose objective is to generate innovative approaches and policy messages with which
youth employment opportunities and poverty reduction can be achieved through economic
growth.
Consultancies
Dr Paul Kamau
World Economic Forum - Executive Opinion Survey 2014. IDS conducted the survey on behalf of WEF.
Dr. Godwin R. Murunga
Supporting Kenya’s Election Processes: Lessons from Past Evaluations, Consultancy Report for
the Joint Donor Group on Elections, 2014
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Outreach Activities
Dr George Michuki
Assisted the Kenya Girl GuidesAssociation and an NGO Known as SCAD in carrying
out study on "assessment of the alcohol situation in Murang'a, Kajiado, Siaya and Kilifi.
Dr Paul Kamau
Member of KICD (former KIE) Research Board, representing IDS Director'
Dr Rachel Musyoki
1. Member of a National Taskforce to develop the post 2015 Coordination Framework. The
Presidency, Ministry of Devolution and Planning. November, 2014.
2. Reconnaissance survey: Kibera up-grading housing programme [Public Works and Youth
Empowerment Initiative] October 2014.
Prof. Winnie V. Mitullah
1. Member of Inter Agency Research and Development Committee (IRDC) of the
Kenya Roads Boards
2. Board Member Centre for Human Rights and Policy Studies
3. Chair,
Prof. Dorothy McCormick
4. Member, Selection Panel for Faculty members for department of Development Studies,
St. Paul’s University, Limuru
5. Member, Management committee, Notre Dame Educational Centre, Malava, 2013.
6. Member, Working Committee on Proposed Regional Centre of Excellence (RCE) for
Textiles and Apparel, Export Processing Zones Authority and African Cotton textile
Industries Federation, 2012
7. Member, Technical Committee on Ready Made Garments (TC70), Kenya Bureau of
Standards, 2012
8. Member, Steering Committee for 2012 Micro, Small and Medium scale Enterprises
(MSME) Survey, Kenya National Bureau of Statistics, 2012.
9. Member, Development Research Uptake in Sub-Saharan Africa (DRUSSA) Network for
University of Nairobi, 2012.
10. Member, International Editorial Advisory Board, Regional Development Studies,
published by United National Centre for Regional Development, Nagoya, Japan, 2010
Dr. Godwin R. Murunga
1. Board Member of the Kenya Human Rights Commission
2. Resource Person to the CODESRIA Democratic Governance Institute 2014 on Building
Resilient Societies: Human Security and Risk Management in Africa 3rd to 8th August
2014.
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3. Reference Group Member to provide intellectual Leadership on the UNDP/African Union
sponsored AU/OAU's 50th Anniversary Project leading to the development of Aspects of
Africa 2063 Agenda.
4. Co-Editor Journal of Contemporary African Studies in charge of East African
submission.
5. Member of Swedish International Development Agency (SIDA) Research Training and
Capacity Development Committee evaluating proposals from Makerere University,
Uganda.
6. Examined 1 MA thesis for University of Pretoria and 2 PhD. Thesis for University of
Johannesburg and Kenyatta University.
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5. International Links and Collaborations
Sino-Africa Relations
The Institute for Development Studies and China’s Institute of Western Asian and African
Studies held a consultative meeting at the University of Nairobi in December 2014 to explore
ways of enhancing and sustaining Sino- Africa relationships. The meeting brought together
scholars from China, IDS and other stakeholders and deliberated on how the two blocs can
benefit mutually along the social, economic and political platforms. The event was coordinated
by Dr Joseph Onjala.
Dr Joseph Onjala (centre) and the delegates from China after the consultative meeting.
Ongoing International Collaborations
UCT – On Transport Research
Copenhagen Business School – SAFIC Project
Afrobarometer Project
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Forum on Social Protection
IDS and the Partnership for African Social and Governance Research (PASGR) held a
conference on Social Protection in Africa in Nairobi on 12th and 13th November, 2014.The focus
of the conference was evidence-based knowledge and experience in select topics on social
protection. IDS Associate Research Professor Karuti Kanyinga chaired one of the session while
Prof Winnie Mitullah and Dr. Godwin R. Murunga each facilitated a session. Senior Research
Fellow Dr Rachel Musyoki also participated in the conference.
Book on New Constitutional Order
The Institute for Development Studies, in collaboration with the African Leadership Centre
(ALC), the Swedish Embassy in Nairobi and the Nordic Africa Institute in Uppsala (NAI)
launched a book on new constitutional order: Kenya: The Struggles for a New Constitutional
Order. The book which is the product of two years of research by a team of 8 researchers was
launched by Chief Justice Willy Mutunga on 11th December 2014. Among the contributors to the
study is Prof. Yash Pal Ghai, Prof. Tiyambze Zeleza, Prof. Shadrack W. Nasong’o and Dr.
Mutuma Ruteere. Also in attendance at the launch was Thoko Didiza Member of Parliament,
South African Parliament and Abubakar Zein Abubakar, legislator of the East African
Legislative Assembly.
IDS Associate Director Prof Karuti Kanyinga and South African MP Thoko Didiza during the
IDS book launch at the University of Nairobi.
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African Leadership Centre
The Institute for Development Studies maintained its collaboration with Kings College London
in the running of the African Leadership Centre (ALC). The centre was established in Kenya in
June 2010 as a joint initiative of King’s College London and University of Nairobi. ALC is
therefore a Pan-African Centre of excellence on peace, security and development in Africa. It
trains and mentors young Africans with the potential to lead and enable innovative change in
their communities and in the region.In June 2014, the founding Director of the Centre retired and
Dr. Godwin R. Murunga was appointed incoming Director of the ALC. To facilitate close
partnership, Dr. Murunga was also appointed Visiting Professor, Global Institutes, and King’s
College London.
ALC Fellowships Programme
The ALC runs a Fellowship programme as a joint programme between King’s College London
and IDS, University of Nairobi. A total of 12 students were admitted into the programme in 2014
(see list below). Of these, 2 are on the Women’s Fellowship Programme based at the ALC in
Nairobi and 10 are on the MSc programme on Security, Leadership and Society based at King’s
College London. The ALC’s 2013-2014 Students Admitted into MSc Programme commenced
studies in September 2014.
List Students Admitted into Programme in 2014-2015
2014/2015 Fellows
Name
MSc Fellows
Jacob KamauNyokabi
Samson Balogun Olufemi
Stephanie Minou Ngansop
Abimbola Opanike
Edward Walekhwa
Abdi Demelash
Moses Onyango
Peter Damilola Adegoke
Julius Kaka
Bappah HabibuYaya
Women Fellows
Semiha Abdulmelik
Grace Wangari Kilonzi
Country
Gender
Kenya
Nigeria
Cameroon
Nigeria
Kenya
Ethiopia
Kenya
Nigeria
Uganda
Nigeria
Male
Male
Female
Female
Male
Male
Male
Female
Male
Male
Ethiopia
Kenya
Female
Female
The 2013 – 2014 Fellows proceeded on Internship in September –November 2014. Below is the
list of students and their location of internship.
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2013-2014 Fellows on Internship
MSc Fellows
Name
Nomathamsanqa
Masiko
Country of Origin
Gender
South Africa
Female
Rachel Sittoni
Kenya
Female
Kafui
Tsekpo
Ghana
Male
Fredrick Omondi
Kenya
Male
KialeeNyiayana
Nigeria
Male
AkinbodeFasakin
Nigeria
Male
Albert Mbiatem
Cameroon
Male
Dennis Jjuuko
Uganda
Male
Women Fellows
Patricia Nangiro
Uganda
Female
Julietta Sevene
Josephine Chandiru
Mozambique
South Sudan
Female
Female
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Internship Institution
University of Ghana,Legon,
Ghana
University of Johannesburg,
South Africa
Dag Hammarskjöld Institute for
Peace and Studies, Copperbelt
University, Zambia
Dag Hammarskjöld Institute for
Peace and Studies, Copperbelt
University Zambia
University of Cape Town, South
Africa
University of Johannesburg,
South Africa
Institute of Peace and Security
Studies, Addis Ababa University,
Ethiopia
University of Johannesburg,
South Africa
African Union
Angie Brooks International,
Liberia
African Union
6. Publications and Conference Papers
Publications
Booth, D, Cooksey B, Golooba-Mutebi F, Kanyinga K. 2014. East African Prospects: An
Update on the Political Economy of Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania and Uganda, Many. :113.,
London: Overseas Development Institute (ODI)
Kamau,P. 2014. Economics, Gender and Race: Kenya's Export Processing Zones. In MbuguawaMungai and George Gona (eds). (Re)Membering Kenya: Governance, Citizenship and
Economics. Page 102 - 123. Nairobi: Twaweza Communications Ltd. ISBN: 978-9966-028-50-1
Kamau,P Muluvi, Augustus, and Gitau, M. 2014. Import Structure and Economic Growth in Kenya.
KIPPRA Discussion Paper 162.Nairobi, Kenya but for Public Policy Research and Analysis.
Kamau, P . 2014. Kenya Clothing Industry Stunted by Technical Skills Gaps and Low Training. Cotton
Africa Issue No. 8 January- March 2014. PP 32 -33
Kanyinga, K, Larbi G, Wanjala B. 2014. Republic of Kenya: Governance and Political
Economy for Results. : World Bank Nairobi Regional Office
Kanyinga, K. 2014. Kenya: Democracy and Political Participation - Discussion Paper. : Open
Society Initiative of East Africa
Kanyinga, K. 2014. Kenya: Democracy and Political Participation. , Nairobi: Open Society
Initiative of East Africa
Michuki, G. (2014). Book Review on: "Ethnic Diversity and Economic Instability in Africa:
Interdisciplinary Perspectives” edited by Hiroyuki Hino, John Lonsdale, Gustav Ranis, and
Frances Stewart, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press,2012, xvii + 335 pp. in The
Developing Economies (1) (March 2015): 63 - 72
2014. Okoth Fred Mudhai and Mitullah, Winnie V. `Media Practitioners and Public Opinions on
Interactive Shows in Kenya: The Case of Citizen TVs Power Breakfast/Cheche’, in Schmidt
Christoph (Ed). International Media Studies DW AkademieVol 6
Murunga, GR, Okelo D, Sjögren A. 2014. Kenya: The Struggle for a New Constitutional Order.
London: Zed Books
Onjala, J, Ndiritu SW, Stage J. 2014. Risk perception, choice of drinking water and water
treatment: evidence from Kenyan Towns. Journal of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene for
Development. 04(2):268-280.
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Conference Papers
Kamau, P. 2014. Experience of IDS in Using KNBS Portal Data. 4-5 December 2014. The Kenya
National Bureau of Statistics Conference. Nairobi, Kenya
Kamau, P. 2014. Government Policy and Foreign Investment in Kenya. A conference organized by the
IDS, University of Nairobi in conjunction with Africa Studies Centre, Leiden. Nairobi, Kenya. 13-14
November 2014
Kamau, P. 2014. Kenya Country Report on Attracting Funding of PPP in the infrastructure Sector.
Conference organised by the East African Chambers of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture together
with the Secretariat of the Northern Corridor Transit and Transport Coordination Authority (NCTTA).
Mombasa 3-4 November 2014
Kamau, P. 2014. Market Diversification among Food Processing Firms in Kenya.SAFIC Research Project
International Conference. Copenhagen, Denmark 24 – 28 February 2014
McCormick, D. 2014. Institutional Development in Public Transport: Implications of Selective
Compliance for Nairobi's Paratransit System.', 8 July. Southern Africa Transport Conference.
Pretoria, South Africa
Mitullah, W.V. 2014. `Audience Socio-Economic Demographics, and Participation in Interactive
Media in Kenya’. Workshop on `Politics and Interactive Media in Kenya’, Nairobi: Safari Club,
Lilian Towers. 26th March, 2014.
Mitullah, W.V. 2014. `Political Engagement Deficit in Sustainable Governance of Cities in East
Africa’ presented at the PreiUrban Conference and iUrban Conference on Cities. Rotterdam,
.Netherlands, Erasmus Mundus University.9th – 11th April.
Mitullah, W.V. 2014.`Transcending ICT Gender Barriers in Mathare: Revisiting Practices and
Policies’. International Conference on Media and Citizen Engagement: Experiences from Kenya
and Tanzania. Southern Sun Mayfair Hotel, Nairobi. 7th – 8th May, 2014.
Mitullah, W.V. 2014. Access and Mobility for Sustainable Development in Nairobi: Dilemma or
Negligence? Paper presented at the X111 International Forum on Urban Competitiveness –
Employment and Sustainability in Urban Economies, organized by Centre for Demographic and
Environment Studies, Mexico,ElColegio de Mexico, August 2014
Mitullah, W.V. 2014. `Status of Public Service in Devolved Governance: Assessing
Constitutional Gains Four Years On’. Discussion Note presented at the Third Annual Congress
for Constitutional Commissions and Independent Offices, organized by the Commission for
Implementation of the Constitution (CIC), Kisumu, Kenya, 27 – 29th August, 2014
Murunga, G. R. 2014. ‘On Ali Mazrui’s Long Shelf Life,’ a Paper presented at a Seminar in
Honour of Professor Ali Al’Amin Mazrui organised by CODESRIA and held at the Technical
University of Mombasa, Mombasa, Kenya on 15thDecember 2014.
Murunga, G. R. 2014. ‘Africa’s New Security Landscape: Rethinking Responses,’ Joint
Presentation with ‘Funmi Olonisakin at the Swedish Embassy 27thNovember 2014.
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Murunga, G. R. 2014. ‘Peace1building as State1building in Kenya: Remembering the Role of
Historical Injustices,’ Paper jointly presented (with Clement Sefa-Nyarko, Rachel
Sittoni,1Catherine Bartenge) at the Workshop organised by the African Leadership Centre’s
methodology workshop for the IDRC Project on Peacebuilding and State Building: The Role of
Peace Settlements held on 26thto 27thJune 2014.
Murunga, G. R. 2014. ‘Conceptualising the Security and Society Dynamic in Africa,’ Paper
jointly Presented (with ‘Funmi1Olonisakin) at the African Leadership Centre’s First Annual
Conference in Leadership and Society on the theme Security and Society1in Africa at the
African Leadership Centre 23rd- 25thJune 2014.
Murunga, G. R. 2014. ‘Towards Agenda 2063,’ Presentation at the 2nd East African Community
Conference on Persons with Disabilities on the theme ‘Empowerment: TheDisability Concern in
the East African Regional Agenda held 19th– 20thJune 2014 at Inter-Continental Hotel, Nairobi,
Kenya.
Murunga, G. R. 2014. ‘East African Societies and Regional Security,’ Paper Jointly presented
[with‘Funmi Olonisakin and Mshai Mwangola] at a Conference organised by East African
Legislative Assembly and African Leadership Centre on 24th-25th May 2014 in Arusha,
Tanzania.
Murunga, G. R. 2014. ‘State Responses to Insecurity in Kenya,’ Presentation at AfriCOG's
Policy Dialogue titled "Kenya's Security Dilemma" held on Friday 9thMay 2014 at the Hilton
Hotel [see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GOFFa_vPoKc]
IDS Working Papers
2014. with Patrick O. Asingo. Road Safety Policies in Kenya: In Search of Explanation for NonCompliance. University of Nairobi: IDS Occasional Paper No. 75
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8. IDS Staff
In the year under review, the Institute had 21 academic staff and 14administrative staff as
indicated below:
Academic Staff
Research Professors (3)
Prof Charles O. Okidi
B.A. (Alaska Methodist University), MALD; PhD.(The Fletcher
School of Law and Diplomacy Tufts University).
Prof Patrick Alila
B.A. (University of East Africa), M.A. PhD (Indiana)
Prof Dorothy McCormick
B.A. (Trinity), MBA (Pennsylvania), MA, PhD(Johns
Hopkins)
Associate Research Professors (5)
Prof Njuguna Ng’ethe.
Prof Mohamud Jama
Prof Winnie Mitullah
Prof Karuti Kanyinga
Prof Rosemary Atieno
B.A. (Mackinac), M.A., PhD (Carlton)
B.A (Nairobi), BCom (Nairobi), M.A., PhD (Washington)
B.A. (Nairobi) M.A, PhD (York)
B.A., M.A (Nairobi) PhD (Roskilde)
B.A., M.A. (Nairobi) PhD (Giessen)
Senior Research Fellows (7)
Dr Mary Kinyanjui
Dr Kaendi Munguti
Dr Rachel Musyoki
Dr Joseph Onjala
Dr Paul Kamau
Dr Godwin Murunga
B.Ed, M.Ed (Kenyatta) PhD (Cambridge)
B.A. M.A (Nairobi) M.P.H., PhD (California)
B.A (Makerere) M.A (Nairobi) PhD (Florida)
B.A. M.A (Nairobi) PhD (Roskilde)
B.A. (Nairobi), MSc (Zimbabwe), PhD (Nairobi)
B.A., M.A. (Kenyatta), M.A., Ph.D. (Northwestern)
Research Fellows (4)
Dr George Michuki
Dr Radha Upadhyaya
Dr Anne Kamau
Mr Geoffrey Njeru
Mr John Njoka
B.A., M.A., (Nairobi) PhD (Leipzig)
B.A (Cambridge), MSc, PhD (University of London)
B.A., M.A. (Nairobi), PhD (Bielefeld)
B.A., M.A (Nairobi)
B.A., M.A (Nairobi)
Junior Research Fellow (1)
M r Eric Manga
B.Phil (Urbaniana), M.A., (Nairobi)
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Publications Editors (Non-Teaching) (2)
Mr Kibisu Kabatesi
Dip. Community Radio (University of Denmark), BA, PGD
Mass Com (Nairobi), MA (Nairobi)
M r Otuma Ongalo
B. Ed (Moi), PGD Mass Com (Nairobi), MA (Nairobi)
Administrative Staff and Support (14)
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Mr Edward Sibota
Ms Rosemary Nzuve
Mr Nthenge Gibson S
Mr Wamalwa Nyukuri H
Ms Judith M Ndirangu
Mr Bett Philip Kiprop
Mr Abel Oyuke
Mr Samuel Kiiru
Mr Njenga Symon N
Mrs Nyagah Mercy M
Mrs Agweya Rebecca M
Mr Obbayi Symon Noah
Mrs Wangombe Harriet W
Mr Mukewa Justus
Staff Summary
Professors (3)
Associate Research Professors (5)
Senior Research Fellows (7)
Research Fellows (4)
Junior Research Fellow (1)
Editors (2)
Senior Administrative Assistant (1)
Administrative Assistant (1)
Senior store keeper (2)
Technician (1)
Assistant Secretary (1)
Technical Typesetter (1)
Driver (2)
Messenger (1)
Registry clerk (1)
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