Loyce Joyce Anyango
Department Of Human Nutrition &dietetics, School Of Health Sciences & Technology, Technical University Of Kenya
State Of Water Storage In African Cities: Assessing Constraints To Urban-water Harvesting In Sub-saharan Africa
Africa continent is a host to fastest growing cities in the world expedited by rural-urban migration, improved developmental infrastructure, entrepreneurship opportunities, and better communication networks. However, with this amplified growth of cities in Africa, the state of water storage and harvesting has been compelled. The existing water storage, harvesting, and management systems cannot keep up with this urbanization growth demand.

Beatrice Akosua Adjapong
Faculty Of Management, University Of Professional Studies, Accra-ghana.
How Traditions On Newly Born Infants Influence Infant Mortality In Butula Sub-county, Busia County, Kenya
In most developing countries of the world high infant mortality is still a major concern that has been recognized as an issue that warrants serious attention. In Kenya, cultural factors like emphasis on large families are associated with higher infant mortality. Infants lost through death cannot be recovered and the investment put in place for them by the family and

Linshang Li
Research Fellow And Teaching Assistant, Ma Interpreting And Translation, Mandarine And English, University Of Nottingham
Qualitative Study Exploring Mother’s Perceptions Of Child Malnutrition In Informal Settlements In Kenya
Introduction: It is important to understand the mother's views of child malnutrition for successful prevention and intervention initiatives. Objective: The objective of this study was to explore mother's perceptions of the risk of child malnutrition in urban informal settlements in Kenya. Methods: The study sites included Kibera in Nairobi, Manyatta `A' in Kisumu, and Kaptembwo in Nakuru town, among mothers

Innocent Osoro Ngare
Research Fellow & Lecturer - School Of Postgraduate Studies & Research, Amoud University, Amoud Valley-borama,
Assessing The Effect Of Governance Arrangement Types On Faculty Staff Performance: Evidence Within Universities In Ghana
Globally, university governance has been undergoing a process of unprecedented transformation and Ghana is no exception. This paper provides empirical evidence of governance arrangement types employed by universities within and its effect on faculty staff performance in Ghana The study adopts an exploratory approach by practically analyzing governance structures types most often used within universities and university colleges' in Ghana.

Prof. Francis Ang'awa (PhD)
Department Of Geography And Social Development, School Of Humanities And Social Science, Jaramogi Oginga Odinga
Career Info, Counseling And Occupational Choices Among Learners In Secondary In Mbarara District, Uganda
There is an increasing demand for career info and counselling services worldwide. Push and pull factors arising from labour market reforms and modernization of education and training systems in developing and middle-income countries call for the improvement of career info and counselling provision. Thus this study intended to determine the association between career info and occupational choices among secondary schools

Kabunga Amir
Department Of Mental Health, Lira University, Director, Psychealth Uganda
Interest And Achievements In Natural Science Subjects Students In Secondary School In Western Uganda
Interest in natural science subjects remains an important issue because it is related to achievement and the intention to pursue studies or careers in science-related areas. This study envisioned to determine the correlation between interest in natural science subjects and achievement among secondary school students in western Uganda using a correlational research design. The target population was 1350 senior four

Kabunga Amir
Department Of Mental Health, Lira University. Director, Psychealth Uganda
A Critical Review Of Application Of Turn-taking Sequence And Conformity To Journalism Norms: A Case Of A Professional Journalist In A Political Tv Interview
This is a critical analysis of turn-taking and conformity to journalism norms using a television interview of Rwanda's President Paul Kagame and Neven Mimica, the EU Commissioner for Cooperation and Development, hosted by Catherine Nicholson, a journalist from Radio France Internationale and France 24 television. Overall, TV interviews follows turn-taking format with the host asking question and the guests answering

Simon Warui Mwangi
Deputy Principal, St. Peters Thange Boys Secondary School, Kibwezi, Kenya
Effects Of Computer Animated Teaching Technique On Secondary School Students’ Geometry Mathematics Achievement By Gender In Kitui County, Kenya
Mathematics plays an important role in the scientific world and it is vital for the development of a Country. Mathematics is a compulsory subject in Basic education in Kenya. The Students' performance in the subject at the National Examinations has remained below average. There exist gender difference in mathematics achievement with boys performing better than girls. Students perform poorly in

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