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Page 1 of 7Assessing Learner Readiness for Applied Real Estate Education in Uganda: Skills, Tools, and Knowledge for Market Opportunities
This study assessed learner readiness for applied real estate education among prospective and current learners in Uganda, with a focus on the specific skills, tools, and knowledge required to seize em…
MJAARBeyond Theory: Assessing Learner Readiness for Skills, Tools, and Knowledge in Ugandan Higher Education
Learner readiness constitutes a foundational yet frequently underexamined dimension of educational quality in Ugandan higher education. This study investigated learner readiness for skills acquisition…
MJAARDecentering the Scopus Imperative: The Case for Strengthening Local Journal Ecosystems in African Scholarship
This study examined the prevailing dominance of Scopus-indexed journals in African scholarly publishing and interrogated its implications for the development and sustainability of local journal ecosys…
MJAARDigital Credit Expansion as Compensatory Financial Infrastructure: Analyzing MTN Uganda's 66.7% Loan Growth and National Development Implications
This study examined digital credit expansion as a form of compensatory financial infrastructure, with specific focus on MTN Uganda's Mobile Money (MoMo) loan portfolio, which recorded a 66.7% gro…
MJAARDigital Literacy as Institutional Imperative: Management Strategies for Higher Education Transformation in Uganda
Digital literacy has emerged as a critical institutional imperative in higher education systems across Sub-Saharan Africa, yet its strategic integration into university management frameworks in Uganda…
MJAARDuopolistic Compensation: A Comparative Analysis of MTN and Airtel Digital Credit Portfolios in Uganda's Expanding Borrower Market
Uganda's digital credit market is dominated by two mobile network operators — MTN Uganda (MoMo Loans) and Airtel Uganda (Okoa) — whose overlapping yet structurally differentiated loan portfolios …
MJAARESG Disclosure, Performance And Competitive Advantage In Financial Service Firms In Nigeria
This study examined the effect of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) disclosure on firm performance and competitive advantage among listed financial service firms in Nigeria. Adopting an ex-p…
MJAARFrom Deathtraps to Nourishment: Adapting Japan’s School Lunch Model as a Compensatory System for Uganda’s Child Nutrition Crisis
Background: Uganda's child malnutrition crisis remains one of sub-Saharan Africa's most persistent public health emergencies, with approximately 29% of children under five experiencing stunt…
MJAARFrom Technical Tool to Leadership Imperative: Managing Artificial Intelligence in Contemporary Organizations and Implications for Advanced Business Education
This study examined the transition of artificial intelligence (AI) from a peripheral technical utility to a core strategic and leadership imperative within contemporary organizations, and explored the…
MJAARFrom Working Hard to Working Smart: Assessing Uganda’s Environmental Readiness for the Changing Nature of Work
Uganda's transition toward a knowledge and technology-driven economy demands a critical examination of whether its environmental conditions adequately support the changing nature of work — a shif…
MJAARGendered Financial Governance: Salary Handover as Compensatory Strategy in Household Economics and the Politics of Planning
This study examined gendered financial governance with a specific focus on salary handover practices as compensatory strategies within household economics and their implications for financial planning…
MJAARInterconnected Voids: Internet Accessibility and Digital Credit as Compensatory Systems in Uganda's Digital Economy
Uganda's rapid digital economy expansion has unfolded against a backdrop of persistent structural inequalities, creating bifurcated digital landscapes in which some segments of the population lev…