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Examining The Modus Operandi Adopted By Criminals In Their Criminal Activities: A Case Of The Kumasi Prisons
The rapid urbanization and the economic downturns across Africa, specifically Ghana has resulted in growing poverty and inequalities, occasioning criminal activities as a means of survival. Yet recent research suggests that crimes are committed is a specific manner, with considered factors. Drawing from unstructured in-depth interviews with a purposively selected sample of 20 convicted criminals, the study found that criminals
Evaluation Of Heating Value And Biomass Production Of Eucalyptus Plantations For Fuelwood Supply To Tea Factories In Nandi County, Kenya
Trees and woodlots in plantation establishments produce biomass for energy supply. In developing countries where fuelwood is the main source of energy, the properties of wood in relation to energy supply are important. However, little is known about the proximate value and biomass production for energy supply of several species of trees in plantation establishments. The objective of this study
Does Communicating Monitoring And Evaluation Findings Improve Dairy Primary Cooperative Societies Performance?
As the spirit of cooperatives continues to evolve, there is a glowing interest in monitoring and evaluation amid rising pressures for beneficiaries to safeguard their efforts. The demand for timely communication of monitoring and evaluation findings has increased due to the need for community level progress reporting towards attainment of the 2030 vision. The progress of the dairy cooperative societies’
The Role Of Local Leaders On Small Scale Farmer’s Adaptation To Climate Change. The Perspective Of Village Leaders In Tanzania
In this paper we analyze the role of local leaders on small scale farmer’s adaptation to climate change in the 12 districts and 72 villages of Tanzania. We base our analysis on an integrated qualitative and quantitative dataset composed of questionnaire surveys carried out across a wide range of environments and agricultural systems. We found that majority of local leaders
Metacognitive Knowledge As A Predictor Of Reading Comprehension Performance Among Form Three Students In Kiambu County, Kenya
The purpose of this study was to investigate the relationship between metacognitive knowledge (MCK) among form three students in Lari Sub County. The study adopted a predictive correlational design to investigate the relationship between metacognitive knowledge and reading comprehension performance and the predictive value of metacognitive knowledge in predicting reading comprehension performance. A total of 320 students were used in
