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Page 2 of 7Learner Perceptions and Appreciation of Artificial Intelligence Education Delivery in Ugandan Higher Education: A Mixed-Methods Exploration
The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into higher education curricula has gained considerable momentum globally, yet empirical evidence from Sub-Saharan Africa—particularly Uganda—remains sp…
MJAARPresent-Moment Living as Psychological Liberation: A Theoretical Analysis of Guilt, Anxiety, and Temporal Focus in Human Experience
This study examined the theoretical and empirical intersections between present-moment temporal focus and psychological liberation, with particular emphasis on guilt as a past-oriented cognitive-affec…
MJAARStrategic Pathways to Publication: A Framework for African Scholars Navigating Peer-Reviewed Journal Submission
This study investigated the strategic pathways available to African scholars seeking to publish in peer-reviewed international journals, with a view to developing a comprehensive framework that addres…
MJAARThe Architecture of Marital Struggle: A Gendered Analysis of Disrespect, Emotional Withdrawal, and Power Dynamics in Contemporary Marriages
This study examined the architecture of marital struggle through a gendered lens, focusing on patterns of disrespect, emotional withdrawal, and power dynamics in contemporary marriages in urban and p…
MJAARThe Double Burden: Human and Material Resource Scarcity in Uganda's Nursing and Midwifery Workforce
Background: Uganda faces a compounding health workforce crisis characterised by a dual scarcity of both human capital and material resources within its nursing and midwifery sector. The country's…
MJAARThe Mental Genesis of Resilience: A Conceptual Analysis of Gen Z’s Cognitive Preparedness for Adversity in a Digital Age
Globally, Generation Z (born 1997–2012) constitutes a cohort that has matured in an unprecedented digital milieu, yet empirical inquiry into how digital immersion shapes their cognitive architecture f…
MJAARThe Naked Transaction: Age-Discrepant Marriage as Compensatory Exchange and Strategic Inheritance Planning. A Narrative Analysis
Age-discrepant marriage a union in which spouses are separated by ten or more years — remains prevalent across sub-Saharan Africa, yet its economic architecture and inheritance implications are insuf…
MJAARThe Procreative Imperative and Its Discontents: Deconstructing Marriage as Overrated Coping Mechanism
This study critically examined the role of marriage as a socially mandated institution through the analytical lens of the procreative imperative — the pervasive cultural and religious expectation tha…
MJAARUganda's Fertility Paradox: Capitalizing on Demographic Potential Amidst Systemic Health and Socioeconomic Challenges
Background: Uganda maintains one of the world's highest total fertility rates (TFR) at 5.4 children per woman, presenting a paradox of significant demographic potential juxtaposed against persist…
MJAMRAccess To Business Information And Performance Of Smes In Nakawa Market, Kampala, Uganda
This study examined the effect of access to business information on the performance of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Nakawa Market, Kampala, Uganda. Nakawa Market represented one of Kampala's…
MJAMRAfrica's Youngest Giant: A Longitudinal Analysis of Uganda's Demographic Dividend Opportunity and the Policy Imperatives for Realization
Uganda presented one of the most consequential demographic transitions in contemporary world history. With a population that was expected to quadruple from its current 48 million to nearly 200 million…
MJAMRAgriculture Support Programs And Poverty Eradication In Rural Areas: A Case Study Of Ntusi Sub-County
This study examined the relationship between agriculture support programs and poverty eradication in Ntusi Subcounty, Sembabule District, Uganda. The research was guided by three specific objectives: …