Maina, Faith (PhD)
Lecturer, School Of Agriculture And Biotechnology, University Of Eldoret
Extending Technology Acceptance Model To Predict Innovation In Micro And Small Food Manufacturing Enterprises In Kenya
Food processing is one of the manufacturing sectors that is propagated to feed the steady growing population and other current economic development challenges such as poverty, job supply, healthy lifestyles, globalization and competitive entrepreneurship in food value chain. How food processing innovations are affected by Micro and Small Entrepreneurs’ (MSEs’) perceived ease of use, perceived usefulness and attitude towards acceptance

Dennis David Kavuma
General Manager, Uganda Timber Growers Association
Key Success Factors For Commercial Forestry & Sugar Value Chains In Uganda: A Comparative Study Of Linking Producers To Markets
This study examined the fit in perceptions regarding key success factors for competitiveness among high, medium and low performing entrepreneurs; and the compatibility of producers’ competitiveness expectations with market (millers) expectations. Methodology: A Case Study Approach as the major research strategy complemented by a Survey. The purpose of the research was to contribute towards emerging Global Value Chain (GVC) theory building. Results:.

Ronald Wanyama
Lecturer, Biochemistry Department, Faculty Of Medicine, Gulu University. P.o. Box 166 Gulu Uganda
Are Women In Low Income Setting Gaining Adequate Gestational Weight? A Prospective Cross Sectional Study In Urban Uganda
Introduction: Pre-pregnancy weight and gestational weight gain (GWG) are important factors in both maternal and infant outcomes. Little information is available regarding prevalence of optimal GWG in relation to pre-pregnancy body mass index (BMI) in Uganda. This study aimed at determining the prevalence of inadequate, adequate and excessive GWG in primigravidae and secundigravidae. Methods: This was a one year prospective

Sibangilizwe Maphosa
Lecturer, Department Of Psychology, Midlands State University, Zimbabwe
Psychology Of Africanness: Understanding Ubuntu Through A Death In An African Village - Matabeleland South Province - Zimbabwe
This paper will examine some of the epistemological issues that emerge in the context of discussing the relationship between Africanness, Ubuntu, death and Community Psychology. Most Africans have grown up in cultures that are intricately intertwined with the traditional religion of that ethnic group. These indigenous African religions vary in detail but they agree in essentials such as spiritual nature

Mpikelelo. M. Maseko
Lecturer, Department Of Psychology, Midlands State University, Zimbabwe
Models For Prediction Of Volume Of Thicket And Associate Tree Species In Itigi Thicket Vegetation Of Tanzania
The objective of this study was to develop species-specific volume models for thicket species and mixed-species volume models for associate trees in Itigi thicket. Data were collected through destructive sampling (60 thicket clumps): Combretum celastroides Laws and Pseudoprosopsis fischeri (Tab) Harms and (30 associate trees): Canthium burtii Bullock sensu R. B. Drumm, Cassipourea mollis (R. E. Fr.) Alston, Haplocoelum foliolosum

Makero, J.S.
Forestry Training Institute, Olmotonyi, P.o.box 943, Arusha, Tanzania
Weyl`s Spectrum And Quasisimilarity Of Dominant, M-hyponormal And Biquasitriangular Operators
In this paper our tasks is twofold: First we investigate the conditions under which two quasi-similar dominant and biquasitriangular operators having Durnford`s property (C) have equal Weyl spectrum and under which quasisimilar M-hyponormal operator without property (C) have equal Weyl spectrum. Secondly we look at the possibility of which above classes of operators being quasi-similarity invariant.

Malimbwi, R.E.
Department Of Forest Mensuration And Management, Sokoine University Of Agriculture, P.o. Box 3013, Morogoro, Tanzania
Factors Influencing Effective Participation Of Jukun Indigenes Of Taraba State In Entrepreneurial Activities
Due to the increasing rate of poverty and overdependence to government by the Jukun community, this paper was purposed to finding out those factors influencing effective participation of Jukun indigenes of Taraba State in entrepreneurial activities. One research question and hypothesis were formulated in line with the purpose of the study. 220 male and female Jukun indigenous entrepreneurs in Taraba

P.O Maina
Department Of Mathematics, Laikipia University, P.o. Box 1100, Kenya
Analysis Of Oil Palm Processing In Mkpat Enin Local Government Area Of Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria
The study assessed gender roles in oil palm processing in Mkpat Enin Local Government Area of Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria. Multi-stage sampling technique was used to select 120 respondents for the study. Data were collected using structured interview schedule and analysed using descriptive and inferential statistical tools. Findings show that 67.5% of the respondents were married, 68.3% were educated, with

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