Hermann Ghislain CHABI
Applied Ecology Laboratory (lea) University Of Abomey-calavi, Benin
Evaluation Of The Quantity Of Bushmeat Consumed Around The Lama Classified Forest In Southern Benin And Consumer Motivations
Bushmeat is one of the sources of protein in the urban areas around the Lama Classified Forest. However, knowledge of the extent of its consumption and the relative importance of socio-demographic and economic factors, social norms and reasons for the consumption of bushmeat in urban areas are rarely assessed. The study aims to contribute to the rational use of wildlife

Atugwu, Agatha Ifeoma
Department Of Crop Science, University Of Nigeria, Nsukka, Nigeria.
Training Pedagogy Among Tvet Institutions In Nairobi County And Relevance To The Market Needs
Technical and vocational education plays a key role in churning out skills that are needed in all sectors of the economy. However, in Kenya and most African countries there has been poor linkage between graduates' technical skills and market needs causing incongruity and discrepancy between the skills supply and the labour market. Therefore, the objective of the study was to

Md Wahiduzzaman Rakib
Graduate Student, Department Of Electrical & Computer Engineering, Texas Tech University, Box 43102, Lubbock, Tx
E-commerce: A Study On The Benefits & Challenges In The Ghanaian Economy
As emerging markets race to join the digital revolution by virtue of the easy access to the internet and social media, they are fast being hijacked by cybercriminals who prey on the weak IT infrastructure with potential weaknesses. Developing countries such as Ghana, Nigeria, Kenya and Namibia that are years behind in technology have been catapulted into the 21st century

Dr. Wilson Mutuma
Supervisor, Kenyatta University, P.o. Box 4384400100 Nairobi, Kenya
Influence Of Four Organic Media On Growth, Yield And Shelf Life Of An Exotic Garlic (allium Sativum) Variety
Garlic is the second most widely used spices crop of Allium after onion (Hamma et al., 2013). It has medicinal properties which are well recognized in the control and treatment of hypertension, worms, germs, bacterial and fungal diseases, diabetes. This experiment was carried out in the Teaching and Research farm of Department of Crop Science, University of Nigeria, Nsukka. The

Stanley Appiah Essuman
Lecturer, Regentropfen College Of Applied Sciences, Department Of Basic Education, Private Mail Bagbolgatanga
Empowering Homes With Low Voltage Dc Distribution Systems: An Overview
In recent years, there has been significant research interest in microgrids due to their potential to enhance power quality, reliability, and efficiency. Microgrids are small-scale power grids capable of operating independently or in conjunction with the main grid. To harness their benefits, there is a growing emphasis on integrating sustainable power sources and energy backup systems at the household level.

Dr Nyamai Juma
Phd, Senior, Lecturer, School Of Public Health, Mount Kenya University, P.o. Box 342-01000 Thika, Kenya
Assessment Of Factors Affecting Adoption Of Control Measures Against Rabies In Mwala Sub-county, Machakos County, Kenya
Control of rabies in Kenya is of major importance. Machakos county has reported the highest number of rabies cases nationally. Adoption of rabies control measures by residents is determined by various factors including the proportion of households with dogs vaccinated against rabies among others. The study involved 397 residents of 6 wards in Mwala sub-county, Machakos County, Kenya where the

Thomas Agak
Moi University, P.o. Box 3900(30100), Eldoret, Kenya
The Effect Of Fiscal Decentralisation On The Optimisation Of Sustainable Public Debt In Kenya
Since 2013 when fiscal decentralisation was officially initiated in Kenya, the country's public debt has continuously become less sustainable. This empirical observation contrasts with the position held in devolution literature that fiscal decentralisation raises the efficiency of public funds management. This study sought to determine the relationship between the decentralisation of government revenue collection and government expenditure and the technical

Iriet Carolyn Namaja
Lecturer, Africa Renewal University, Uganda
Stress And Coping Strategies On Marital Conflict Among Couples In Ggaba, Kampala – Uganda
Marriage is a foundational human relationship, influenced by cultural, religious, and social dynamics. Despite its significance, marriages frequently encounter challenges stemming from diverse factors such as individual differences, societal expectations, and external stressors. The ever-unpredictable financial difficulties, political strife, government policy impingements and the ever-changing marital trends have further instigated stress and marital conflicts. This study investigates the intricate relationship

Yogesh Kumar B
M.sc. Department Of Plantation, Spice, Medicinal And Aromatic Crops, College Of Horticulture, Mudigere, Karnataka, India-
Growth Promoters Influence On Coffee Sucker Cuttings: A Comparative Analysis Of Orthotropic And Plagiotropic Growth Patterns
The study aimed to assess the sprouting, rooting and survival rates of orthotropic and plagiotropic sucker cuttings of robusta coffee, examining their response to growth promoters. The cuttings were raised in a low tunnel at Adi nursery, Suntikoppa, Kodagu, using a factorial randomized complete block design (RCBD) with 16 treatments (2 factors) and three replications. Orthotropic cuttings exhibited better sprouting,

Peter Oyoo Maina
Lecturer, Laikipia University, Department Of Mathematics, P.o Box 1100-20300 Nyahururu, Kenya
Nilpotent As Algebraic Structure Dominant In Ring But Not In Integral Domain
It has been shown that in any nonzero commulative ring R,x ? R is nilpotent if x n = 0 for some n > 0 and all nilpotent elements in a nonzero ring are zero divisors but the converse is not necessarily true.In this paper we establish that in a nonzero ring R which 0 is the only zero

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