Education in Africa 
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 | Fiya, P. (2000) |
| The role of the education sector | |
| Nairobi Law Monthly. #78. January. p. 25-30. |
| Abega, M. (2000) |
| How can African written press contribute to the fight against fraud in Africa? | |
| Nairobi Law Monthly. #78. January. p. 20-21. |
| Hydara, D. (2000) |
| The role of the African media in the fight against fraud | |
| Nairobi Law Monthly. #78. January. p. 17-19. |
| Ouma, O. (1996) |
| Cultural imperialism rooted in foreign education | |
| Nairobi Law Monthly. #64. November. p. 9, 16. |
| Nyagaya, D.O. (1995) |
| To be a university student in Kenya when IMF is in charge | |
| Nairobi Law Monthly. #57. September. p. 6-7. |
| Mulei, C. (1992) |
| Scholarship and academic freedom in a democracy | |
| Nairobi Law Monthly. #41. February-March. p. 46-48. |
| Ravitch, D. (1991) |
| Education and culture in a free society | |
| Nairobi Law Monthly. #34. July. p. 41-42. |
| Yongo, P. (1991) |
| Of lawyers, legal education and professional practice in independent Kenya | |
| Nairobi Law Monthly. #32. April-May. p. 43-45. |
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