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Page 3 of 6Stakeholder Perceptions Of NCDC’s Curriculum Alignment For A-Level Under The New Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) Framework
The National Curriculum Development Centre (NCDC) extended Uganda's Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC), first rolled out at Ordinary Level in 2020, to Advanced Level (A-Level), raising questions about …
MJAARTeacher Preparedness and Fidelity of CBC Implementation in Secondary Schools: An Ordinal Logistic Regression Analysis
This study examined the extent to which teacher preparedness predicted the fidelity of implementation of the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) in secondary schools, using an ordinal logistic regressio…
MJAARTeacher Quality, School Resourcing, and Downstream Skills Deficits: A Multilevel Regression Model
Persistently weak learning outcomes in many basic-education systems have been attributed jointly to inadequate teacher quality and chronic under-resourcing of schools, yet the independent and combined…
MJAARTechnological Advancements and Business Growth: A Case of Airtel Uganda
Telecommunications operators in Uganda have invested heavily in network and platform technology, yet the question of which technological advancements actually drive business growth, as distinct from t…
MJAARTechnological Innovation in Business Growth in Uganda: A Case Study of Tito General Hardware, Kasangati
Small and growing businesses constitute the backbone of Uganda's private sector, yet many face stunted growth attributable in part to weak innovation, and the mechanisms through which technological in…
MJAARThe Effect of Synthetic Chemicals on Land Use Management in Uganda: A Case Study of Njeru Municipality, Buikwe District
Synthetic agricultural chemicals have become central to Ugandan crop production, yet their consequences for the sustainable management of land remain inadequately characterised despite mounting eviden…
MJAARThe Effectiveness of the Public Procurement and Disposal of Public Assets Authority (PPDA) in Promoting Procurement Transparency at the Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA)
Public procurement transparency is the principal safeguard against the diversion of public resources, yet the effectiveness of regulatory oversight in securing it remains contested even where the lega…
MJAARThe Effectiveness Of The Public Procurement And Disposal Of Public Assets Authority (PPDA) In Promoting Transparency In Procurement Processes At Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA)
This study examined the effectiveness of the Public Procurement and Disposal of Public Assets Authority (PPDA) in promoting transparency in procurement processes at Kampala Capital City Authority (KCC…
MJAARThe Epistemic Paradox: A Systematic Review of Knowing, Not Knowing, and the Perils of Little Knowledge
A recurring theme across philosophy, psychology, and the decision sciences is that the relationship between knowledge and competence is neither linear nor self-transparent: those who know little often…
MJAARThe Expectation Gap and the Erosion of Trust: How Mismatched Government and Citizen Expectations Have Undermined Governance in Uganda
This study examined the expectation gap between government institutions and citizens in Uganda and assessed how such mismatches have systematically eroded public trust and undermined governance effect…
MJAARThe Impact Of Adverts On Consumer Purchasing Behavior: A Case Study Of Kikuubo Retail Shops In Kampala, Uganda
This study examines the impact of advertising on consumer purchasing behaviour among customers of retail shops in Kikuubo, one of Kampala's busiest wholesale and retail trading hubs. Advertising remai…
MJAARThe Impact of Artificial Intelligence on the Job Market among Youths in Lubaga Division, Kampala, Uganda
Artificial intelligence is reshaping labour markets globally, yet its consequences for youth employment in low-income African economies remain contested between displacement and augmentation accounts.…