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Volume 5, Issue 9

September 2026 · 5 journals · 56 articles

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Technological Innovations on Projects Performance of NGOs in Uganda: A Case Study of War Child Canada in Obongi District

Kusemererwa Richard, Mukoyani Geophrey

This study examined the influence of technological innovations on the project performance of non-governmental organisations (NGOs) in Uganda, using War Child Canada's operations in Obongi District as …

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Technology In Business Operations Among Nakasero Traders In Kampala, Uganda

Tulirinya Maureen, Magala Muhammed

This study examined the role of technology in business operations among traders in Nakasero Market, one of Kampala's oldest, largest, and most commercially dynamic fresh-produce and wholesale markets,…

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The Contribution of the Batwa Community Towards the Socio-Economic Growth of the Tourism Industry: A Case Study of the Batwa in Mgahinga Gorilla National Park, Kisoro District, Uganda

Musiimenta Ronnet, Rhema Zawedde

This study examined the contribution of the Batwa indigenous community to the socio-economic growth of the tourism industry in Mgahinga Gorilla National Park (MGNP), Kisoro District, Uganda. The Batwa…

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The Effect Of E-Learning Platforms On Teachers’ Teaching Practices In Secondary Schools: A Case Study Of Kiziranfumbi Secondary School

Twinomugisha Shakilla, Dr. Jill Margaret Natukunda

The integration of e-learning platforms into secondary school instruction has been widely promoted as a means of enriching teaching practice, yet the extent to which teachers actually change how they …

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The Effect of Gender Stereotyping on Career Choices among Girls in Secondary Schools in Uganda: A Case of St. John's High School Mukono

Mubiru Hassan, Okee Jill Margaret

This study investigated the effect of gender stereotyping on career choices among girls in secondary schools in Uganda, with St. John's High School Mukono as the primary case study. In a national cont…

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The Effects of Population Control on the Development Outcomes in Uganda: A Case Study of Bulamogi Sub- County

Namuyangu Maria, Kirwisa Matovu

This study examined the effects of population control measures and family planning interventions on development outcomes including household income, food security, child education, health service util…

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The Impact of IFRS on Financial Management Quality: A Case of Stanbic Bank Fort Portal

Komuhangi Cleophus, Irumba Alex

This study examined the impact of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) adoption on financial management quality at Stanbic Bank Uganda Limited's Fort Portal branch, contributing to the n…

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The Impact of Teacher-Student Relationships on Student Outcomes: A Case Study of Kikandwa Secondary School, Kassanda District

Kibuuka Ronald, Ngumenawe Moses

This study examined the impact of teacher-student relationship quality on academic, social, and behavioural outcomes among students at Kikandwa Secondary School in Kassanda District, Uganda. While the…

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The Influence Of School Management Styles On Students’ Performance In Secondary Schools In Kabarole District

Okoel Isaac, Dr. Sekiswa Peter

The quality of school leadership and management is widely regarded as one of the most significant school-level factors influencing students’ academic performance, yet secondary schools within the same…

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The Relationship Between School Farms And Learners’ Interest In Agriculture Among Primary Schools In Uganda: The Case Of Balawoli Sub-County, Kamuli District

Batesaki Stephen, Mirembe Suzan

Uganda’s agricultural sector continues to face a demographic challenge in which young people increasingly perceive farming as an unattractive, low-status livelihood option, a perception that education…

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The Role Of E-Commerce In Expanding Market Research For Uganda Smes: A Case Study Of Jumia Uganda

Moro Ronald, Irumba Alex

Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) constitute the backbone of Uganda’s private sector, yet many continue to struggle with limited market information, narrow customer reach, and weak capacity to under…

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The Role Of E-Procurement System In Enhancing Transparency And Accountability In Local Government: A Case Study Of Wakiso District Local Government

Kibedi Fahad, Irumba Alex

Public procurement remains one of the largest and most vulnerable areas of public expenditure in local governments, and the adoption of electronic procurement (e-procurement) systems has been widely p…