Michael Mawa
Development Studies, Uganda Martyrs Universitynkozi, P.o. Box, 5498, Kampala, Uganda
Commumity-based Active Case Finding For Tuberculosis In Rivers State, Nigeria
Active case finding is one of the main strategies for the early detection of tuberculosis. This is a precursor to effective treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis (PTB) through the screening of individuals with symptoms compatible with PTB. The aim of the study was to actively find undiagnosed cases of pulmonary tuberculosis in the general population of Buguma, Rivers state. Purposeful sampling

AMANI HAGUMA Joseph
It Department, Higher Institute Of Computer Science And Management, Goma, North Kivu, Drc
Marketing Policy And Competitiveness In The Manufacturing Sector In Uganda: A Case Of Uganda Clays Ltd.
The current study set out to analyse the effect of Marketing Policy on Competitiveness in the manufacturing sector with specific reference to Uganda Clays Ltd. In order to achieve the above purpose the study objective was; To measure the contribution of Marketing Policy to Competitiveness in the manufacturing sector in Uganda. The current study applied the post-positivist paradigm and employed

Israel, SAYED, MA
Department Of Physical Education, Health And Recreation, University Of Botswana, P/bag 0022, Gaborone, Botswana
Cybersecurity At The Heart Of Technological Apogee And Future Development
The era of computerization pushing further and further the possibilities of accessing sensitive data via computer networks, which exposes both individuals and businesses to serious harm in the event of unsafe these. This aspect is highly sensitive, which makes it necessary to protect the resources that individuals use via intranets, and more particularly the Internet, thus leading to cybersecurity. Thus,

Justine Maira Mukhungulu
Department Of Educational Foundations, University Of Nairobi, Kenya
Prevalence And Difference In Obesity Among Urban And Rural Adolescents In South East Botswana
The main purpose of this study was to assess obesity prevalence among adolescents aged 15 years in Junior Secondary Schools in Gaborone and surrounding rural communities. Methods: Percent body fat was assessed using the bio-electrical impedance body fat monitor. This study used randomized-groups design to select a sample of 600 adolescents from rural and Gaborone Junior Secondary Schools. Results: The

Ojule Inumanye N
Department Of Community Medicine, University Of Port Harcourt Teaching Hospital, Nigeria
Prevalence And Factors Associated With Diarrhoea Among Children Aged 0-59 Months In Badbaado Camp In Mogadishu, Somalia
Background: This study was community-based and undertaken a cross-sectional descriptive in Mogadishu-Somalia to discover the factors (socio-demographic child characteristics and sanitation and hygiene practices) correlated to the occurrence of diarrheal in below children in Dharkeynley district camp, Somalia. Methodology: The cross-sectional study design used among in Badbaado camp, Mogadishu Somalia. The sample size was 165 respondents using the Kish Lisle

Hussein Jama Had (MPH)
Lecturer, University Of Hargeisa, Somalia
A Critique Of The Effectiveness Of Modern Philosophies Of Education In Africa
Using Philosophical- Critical Method, this paper sought to examine the effectiveness of modern philosophies of education in Africa in solving African social, political and economic problems. This goal has been achieved through tackling two objectives: First, to investigate the Modern Philosophies of Education in the light of Education in Africa and Secondly to analyzed Post-Independent Educational Praxes in Africa. The

Dr. Mohamed Osman Ali
Lecturer, Benadir University, Faculty Of Veterinary, Somalia
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

Dr. Francess Dufie Azumah
Lecture, Department Of Sociology And Social Work, Kwame Nkrumah University Of Science And Technology, Kumasi-ghana
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

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