Atieno Kili K'Odhiambo, PhD
Senior Lecturer In Philosophy Of Education, Department Of Educational Foundations, University Of Nairobi (cees), P.o.
Application Of The Normal Curve In Learners' Educational Assessment: An Epistemological Fallacy That Requires A Paradigm Shift To Continuous Trilogic Assessment (cta)
Ritualistic application of the bell curve in learners’ educational assessment is probably an epistemological fallacy that has unnecessarily persisted for decades. Determining learning outcome of learners cannot fit the description depicted by a bell curve because human behaviour is multifaceted and each human being is a unique personality. The persistent use of the bell curve to describe learners’ achievements fails

Cheruiyot Susan (Msc)
University Of Eldoret, P.o Box 2666-30200 Kitale
The Response Of Single Crosses To Inoculation With Maize Lethal Necrosis
Small scale farmers in Kenya live largely subsistence lives in which maize is by far the most important staple food commodity. A survey was carried out in Naivasha and Bomet to identify MLN resistant single cross varieties grown under high disease pressure. Data was collected on plant stand count and yield. MLN disease severity and MLN disease incidence was based

Blessing Ejawemokie
Department Of Preventive And Social Medicine, University Of Port Harcourt, Nigeria
Prevalence, Pattern And Determinants Of Sexual Violence Among Female Undergraduates In Tertiary Institutions In Rivers State, Nigeria
Aim: Sexual violence constitutes a significant public health problem. This study was aimed at determining the prevalence, pattern and determinants of sexual violence among female undergraduates in tertiary institutions in Rivers State in the south-south region of Nigeria. Settings and Design: It was an institutional based descriptive cross-sectional study. Methods and Materials: Multistage sampling technique was used to recruit 420 female students.

Prof. Dr. Alphonce G. Kyessi
Senior Lecturer, Ardhi University P.o.box 35124, Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania.
The Influence Of Technological Factor To The Sustainability Of Informal Solid Waste Collection Livelihood In Urban Areas: The Case Of Kinondoni Municipality
This study assesses the influence of technological factor to the sustainability of informal solid waste collection livelihood. It is motivated by the spread of informal solid waste collection service as a survival livelihood strategy in urban areas. This has been prompted by the inability of the local authorities to efficiently collect the generated solid waste. However, despite being widely practiced

Hussein M. Omar
Urban Planner, Ubungo Municipal Council, P.o.box 35932, Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania.
Assessing The Level Of Beneficiaries’ Awareness Of Livelihood Empowerment Against Poverty (leap) Conditionalities In Nandom District Of The Upper West Region Of Ghana
The Livelihood Empowerment Against Poverty (LEAP) programme has been operational in the Nandom District since 2008 and it is excepted to reduce vulnerability among the ultra-poor due to its embedded conditionalities of which beneficiaries are supposed to adhere to. The study therefore examined the level of LEAP conditionalities awareness among beneficiaries in the Nandom District of the Upper West Region.

Andrews Perprem
Mphil Candidate, Fplm, Uds-wa Campus/chief Executive Officer-drewperpconsult, P. O. Box 597 Wa-u/w
Plant Species Composition, Structure And Diversity In Nabkoi Forest Reserve (kenya)
Better management of forests; require an up-to-date data on various aspects of the forest including the vegetation composition, abundance and diversity. In many parts of the tropical areas, there is an absence of data and especially so for the smaller and often fragmented forests. This study determined the species composition, abundance and diversity in Nabkoi Forest. Sampling was done using

Bernard K. Wanjohi
Department Of Wildlife Management University Of Eldoret, P.o. Box 1125-30100, Eldoret, Kenya
Policy Formulation And Implementation Dichotomy And Rural Poverty Reduction In Nigeria
The rural dwellers in Nigeria are facing many challenges which affected their standard of living. They have little access to social services such as healthcare facilities; education, etc. provided by the government majorly in the urban center they equally faced problems of natural disasters violence and crimes. To make the matter worse successive governments policies aimed at poverty alleviation in

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