Adherence To Occupational Health Standards In Kampala: A Case Study In Kisenyi Small Scale Industries In Kampala
1.1 Million People (65%) annual deaths are due to unsafe workplaces. In addition, about 300, 000 fatalities out of an estimated 250 million accidents in the workplace lead to partial or complete disability (WHO, 2006; ILO, 2005). Studies have indicated

Unmasking The Cancer Phenomenal Using The Lens Of Vogue Magazines In Uk And Usa
Background: This paper attempts to respond to a myriad of questions on whether the media is playing any role on disseminating information about cancer. The objective of the paper is to establish how the Vogue magazines covers cancer incidences in

Technology-based Tax Reform: A Strategy For Curbing Graduate Unemployment In Edo State Of Nigeria
This study aims at exploring the concept of technology-based tax reform: a strategy for curbing graduate unemployment in Edo state. A structure questionnaire survey design was adopted with extensive reliance on primary data source and the Eview software was used

Marketing Constraints In Rice Production In The Savelugu-nanton District, Northern Region, Ghana
Rice is produced in smaller quantities in the Savelugu-Nanton District. It generates high financial returns in years of favourable marketing system. However, its marketing has always produced serious challenges to the local farmers. It has been realized that agricultural commodity

The Economic Impacts Of Fair Trade In Emerging Oil Economies In Africa: Empirical Study Of Kuapa Kokoo Cooperative, Ghana
The study examines the economic impact of Fair Trade on Kuapa Kokoo cooperatives in the Ashanti Region of Ghana. The study therefore reports outcomes from analysis using data set covering 200 cocoa farmers made up of 100 members and 100

Administrative Practices For Enhancing Implementation Of Continuous Assessment In Basic Education In Anambra State
The study assessed the administrative practices for enhancing implementation of continuous assessment in basic education in Anambra State. The study was descriptive survey research design. The sample of 320 junior secondary school teachers was drawn from the population of 6,185