Neema Penance Kumburu (Ph.D)
Lecturer University, Tanzania And Researcher, 474, Moshi Co-operative P.o.box Moshi-kilimanjaro,
Effects Of Financial Incentive On Enhancing Organizational Performance: Case Study Of Tanzania Revenue Authority (tra) Ilala Regional Office Dar Es Salaam Tanzania
This study sought to assess the role of financial incentives in enhancing organizational performance. The study was done in 2014 and it involved 50 respondents. Simple random sampling procedure was adopted in selecting respondents. Primary and secondary data were obtained using semi-structured interviews, questionnaires and documentary review and were analyzed through descriptive statistics and correlation analysis. Results were

Felix Kumanwee Tombari
Doctoral Researcher, Department Of Management, Faculty Of Management Sciences, Rivers State University, Port Harcourt, Nigeria
Psychological Empowerment And Organizational Citizenship Behaviour Among Employees Of Selected Banks In Rivers State
Citizenship as expressed by the employee is a most sought after behavioural outcome; apart from enhanced relationships contained in the place of-work, citizenship is an expression of emotional engagement and further improving performance. This paper examines the function of-psychological empowerments as-a predictor and the subsequent outcome on organizational-citizenship behaviour. The paper focused on seven selected banks and data was generated

Owajimogobo Maclean
Doctoral Researcher, Department Of Management, Faculty Of Management Sciences, Rivers State University, Port Harcourt, Nigeria
A Trecherous Search For Redress: The Experience Of Sexual Violence Survivors In Eldoret Municipality, Kenya
Sexual violence in Kenya, especially in urban areas, is a subject that has not been subjected to open discussion. It is a problem that elicits social stigma among the various socio-cultural and socio-economic groups in the country. It is against this background that this paper sought to analyse the challenges experienced by sexual violence survivors of different socio-economic status in

Risper Omari
Lecturer, Department Of Quantitative Skills And Development Studies, University Of Eldoret, P O Box 1125
Current Status Of Rice Yellow Mottle Disease In Western Kenya
Rice yields in Kenya remain very low due to several constraints with rice yellow mottle disease (RYMD) caused by Rice Yellow Mottle Virus (RYMV) being the greatest challenge. However, the distribution pattern and diversity of the virus still remain largely unknown and hence hindrance in designing appropriate interventions. A study was conducted to determine the occurrence and distribution of RYMV

Muoma J
Department Of Biological Science, Masinde Muliro University Of Science And Technology, P.o Box 19050100 Kakamega,
A Critical Analysis Of Educational Policy On Withdrawal Of Corporal Punishment And Its Implications On Discipline Management In Schools In Kenya
Despite the fact that the Kenyan law limits the use of corporal punishment in schools in accordance to the regulations of education, many schools still practice the traditional corporal punishment with little or no regard for the regulations. The lethargy and slow rate of enforcement of the provisions of these regulations have opened a gap for corporal punishment to prevail

Justine M. Majau
School Of Education, Mount Kenya University P.o Box 342-01000 Thika, Kenya
Effect Of Beneficiaries’ Participation On Project Sustainability In Rwandan Agriculture Industry Case Study Of Papsta Agricultural Projects In Bugesera District
Project sustainability involves the beneficiaries’ participation of stakeholders from bottom to top so as to make beneficiaries feel part of the project control. In other words, project success and its sustainability involve the participation of the communities or beneficiaries that the project serves. The study was conducted in Bugesera Districts, Eastern Province in the Republic of Rwanda. The objective of

Rwahama Shema
Jomo Kenyatta University Of Agriculture And Technology, Kigali, Rwanda
Effect Of Heat Stress On Seed Production Of Some Sorghum Varieties Under Irrigation In Northern Nigeria
Exposure of sorghum (sorghum bicolor) during flowering time for a period of 10-15 days to high temperature stress (>36-38oC) reduced pollen germination, failure of fertilization and flower abortion. Several improved varieties of sorghum have recently been released for the Sudan and Sahel zones of Nigeria, with their dissemination limited by seed availability. To improve the supply of Breeder and Foundation

Umar, H. Gaya
Kano State University Of Science And Technology, Wudil, Kano, Nigeria (formerly: Icrisat, Pmb 3491 Tarauni,
Effects Of Training On Men’s Attitude Towards Home-based Care Practices For People Living With Hiv And Aids In Kisii County, Kenya
An estimated 35.3 million people worldwide were living with HIV at the end of 2013 hence the need for care and support escalated. HIV/AIDS remains a major health and development challenge in Kenya as 5.9% of Kenyans are infected. Home-based care emerged as an effective method of providing cost-effective and compassionate care to those infected and affected with HIV and

Mrs. Ruth Makori (MPH)
Phd Student, Department Of Public Health, School Of Health Sciences, Jomo Kenyatta University Of Agriculture
Econometic Analysis Of Cassava Production In Igbo Etche Community In Etche Local Government Area Rivers State, Nigeria
This study focused on econometric analysis of cassava production in Igbo Etche community in Etche Local Government Area, Rivers State, Nigeria, using descriptive statistics and linear regression analysis. The study was carried out in seven communities of Igbo Etche clan, using cross sectional data obtained from 102 cassava farmers applying multistage sampling techniques procedure. The results showed that 61.76% of

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