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Volume 5, Issue 5

May 2026 · 2 journals · 47 articles

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Action Research as a Gateway to Community Engagement: Are Ugandan Universities Ready? Including a Case Study of Metropolitan International University

Dr. Arinaitwe Julius1 , Dr. Mategeko Betty2

This study examined the readiness of Ugandan universities to adopt Action Research (AR) as a mechanism for community engagement, with a case study of Metropolitan International University (MIU). Guid…

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Ai-Based Maize Disease Mobile Application For Maize Streak Virus, Grey Leaf Spot And Common Rust In Rukungiri

Kahigiriza Henry1 , Twaha Katete2

Maize (Zea mays L.) production in Uganda is threatened by devastating diseases including Maize Streak Virus (MSV), Grey Leaf Spot (GLS), and Common Rust (CR), which collectively reduce yields by 30–80…

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Assessing The Effectiveness Of Neem Leaf Extract In Controlling Fall Army Worm In Smallholder Maize

Gardens In Ikulwe Village, Mayuge District, Uganda

This study assessed the effectiveness of neem (Azadirachta indica) leaf extract in controlling fall army worm (Spodoptera frugiperda) infestations in smallholder maize gardens in Ikulwe Village, Mayug…

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Athari Za Teknolojia Ya Habari Na Mawasiliano (Tehama) Katika Kuboresha Ufundishaji Na Ujifunzaji Katika Kampala University Na Metropolitan International University Zilizopo Kampala

Edwin Nyachwara Mobegi

Utafiti huu ulichunguza athari za Teknolojia ya Habari na Mawasiliano (TEHAMA) katika kuboresha ufundishaji na ujifunzaji katika Kampala University na Metropolitan International University zilizopo Ka…

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Business Partnerships And Strategic Alliances On The Performance Of Coca-Cola Beverages Uganda Limited

Kagoya Monica1 , Babirye Shamirah2

This study examined the effect of business partnerships and strategic alliances on the performance of Coca-Cola Beverages Uganda Limited. The objectives were to analyse how distribution partnerships i…

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CBC and Enhancing Training, Assessment, and Curriculum Delivery in Ugandan Undergraduate Education

Dr. Arinaitwe Julius1 , Asiimwe Isaac Kazaara2 , Nabaasa Desire3

Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) has gained growing traction as a transformative framework for restructuring higher education systems across sub-Saharan Africa, yet its application within Ugandan und…

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Discipline as the Art of Self-Control: Where Does This Leave STEM? A Case Study of Uganda's STEM Education Policy

Dr. Arinaitwe Julius1 , Musiimenta Nancy2 , Akampurira Sarah3

This study examined the relationship between discipline as a form of self-control and STEM academic performance among secondary school students in Uganda, with specific reference to the national STEM …

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E-Governance And Public Service Delivery: A Case Of Uganda Revenue Authority

Ssengabi Vicent1 , Kamugira Pophia2

This study investigated the relationship between e-governance and public service delivery at Uganda Revenue Authority (URA). Using a descriptive and correlational research design, data were collected …

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Education Without Wisdom is Functional Illiteracy: Implications for Unemployed Graduates in Uganda

Dr. Arinaitwe Julius1 , Ahumuza Audrey2 , Nabaasa Desire3

This study examined the paradox of educated but unemployed graduates in Uganda, conceptualised through the theoretical lens of functional illiteracy — a condition in which individuals possess formal a…

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Education, Discipline And The Transformative Use Of AI: Strategies for Uganda's Development in the 21st Century

Dr Arinaitwe Julius1 , Kobusingye Prudence2

Uganda's education system stands at a historic crossroads. On one side lies a trajectory of declining learning outcomes, resource-strained institutions, and a curriculum misaligned with the dema…

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Education, Discipline and the Transformative Use of Artificial Intelligence: Strategies for Uganda's Development in The 21st Century

Julius Arinaitwe

This study examined the intersecting roles of education quality, personal and institutional discipline, and the transformative deployment of Artificial Intelligence (AI) as coordinated levers for Ugan…

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Paper vs. Physical Accountability in Public Sector Management: Situating Uganda's Reform Trajectory

Dr. Arinaitwe Julius1 , Ahumuza Audrey2 , Asiimwe Isaac Kazaara3

This study examined the divergence between paper-based and physical accountability systems in Uganda's public sector, with a focus on how documentation compliance, service delivery performance, a…