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Dr. Martha Kibukamusoke
Phd Sociology, Ma Development Studies, Victoria University, P.o Box 3160, Kampala, Uganda
Women’s Involvement And Their Civic And Political Responsibility Among The Batwa Ethnic Minority Group In Kanungu District South Western Uganda
The Batwa have struggled for political, social and economic independence in Kanungu district. Through a study to find out women’s involvement in governance at local level, quota and judgemental sampling techniques as well as focus group discussions and interviews were used to identify respondents and collect data. Strategies for inclusive participation and political independence are needed.

Nkwam - Uwaoma, Adeline (Ph.D)
Department Of Mass Communication, Faculty Of Social Sciences, Imo State University, Owerri, Imo State, Nigeria
News Ticker And Information Overload: An Evaluation Of South- East Nigerian Television Viewers’ Perception
This is an evaluation of South-East Nigerian television audience perception of television news ticker and information overload. Using the stratified sampling method, 384 adults within the age range of 25 and 70, comprising 40% females and 60% males from the five states of the South- East zone of Nigeria were respondents in the study. The study made use of News

Josephine W. B. Matolo
School Of Education, Mount Kenya University, P. O. Box, 342-01000, Thika, Kenya
Investigating Causes Of Learner Vandalism And Its Effect On Kenya Secondary Education
School vandalism has both negative economical and psychological implications on education. A well-cared school facilities such as clean buildings and toilets, furniture and equipment, contribute to a conducive healthy teaching and learning environment. Since learners have the right to be taught in tidy and clean compound, the aim of this research was to investigate the factors leading to learner school

Dr. Mary Mugwe
School Of Education, Mount Kenya University, P. O. Box, 342-01000, Thika, Kenya
Survival Strategies Of Unemployed Nurses: A Case Study For Gwanda Provincial Hospital Graduates (2010 - 2013)
Gwanda Provincial Hospital is one of the two General Nurse training institutes in the region. It serves a population of approximately 13,423 including neighboring districts. Since it started training general nurses in the 90’s the Hospital has managed to graduate close to 900 nurses. These have been readily absorbed by the Government and the private sector, with some crossing borders.

Nomagugu Bobo
Faculty Of Commerce & Law - Mba. Zimbabwe Open University, Zimbabwe
Variability Of Soil Properties In Song Local Government Area Of Adamawa State, Northeast Nigeria
This study examines variability of soil properties in Song Local Government Area. Eighty eight (88) soil samples were collected at two depth; 0-20cm and 20-50cm in 11 stratefied sampling units for laboratory analysis of physical and chemical properties. Critical levels for tropical soil were used to declare deficiency of soil nutrient. The coefficient of variation (CV) was used as an

Maunde, M.M
Federal University Dutse, Jigawa State Nigeria
Influence Of Product Information On Consumers' Perception Of Quality Of Local Brands Of Portland Cement In Nigeria
This study examines Influence of product information on Consumers’ perception of quality of Local Brands of Portland Cement in Nigeria. The method adopted was Cross Sectional Survey. The participants selected for the study were 350. Five categories of Cement Consumers were selected for the Study. The study covered five major cities in Nigeria. A five Segment Structured questionnaire was designed

Usman, B.H
Federal University Kashere Gombe State Nigeria
Assessment For Learning: Promoting Learning Through Portfolios
The primary purpose of learner assessment is to support learning. Learning is not possible without thoughtful use of quality assessment information by learners. For optimum learning to occur learners need to be involved in the classroom assessment process. The validity and reliability of classroom assessment is increased when learners are involved in collecting evidence of learning. Portfolio assessment is a

Richard Jimin Agema
Department Of Business Management, Faculty Of Management Science, Benue State University, Makurdi, Makurdi - Nigeria
An Assessment Of Acceptance Of Snails As Food In The Tamale Metropolis Of The Northern Region – Ghana
This study was carried out in the Tamale metropolis of the northern region to assess the level of acceptability of snails. In all, 232 respondents (farmers, sellers, buyers and consumers) in the study area were randomly selected for the study. The study was subdivided into four zones namely; Choggu, Kalpohini, Lamashegu and Nyohini zones from which the respondents were selected.

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