Nkumba University Repository
Welcome to the Nkumba University Institutional Digital Repository. This is the Institutional Repository of the University. It is a digital service that collects, preserves, and distributes digital material. It houses research material from Nkumba University which includes reviewed articles and books, dissertations and theses, technical reports and more collections.
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Lujjimbirwaa, Fortunate; Nagingoa, Patricia; Kasozia, James; Odokib, Martin; Ssentongo, Vianney; Mwesigwa, Phillip
(Student’s Journal of Health Research Africa, 2023-05-26)
Background:
As of 2008; human pathogenic bacteria were being identified in lake water and fish and by 2017;
it was still a persistent problem in the aquatic environment up to date. Sources attributed to their
presence ...
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Kiguli, Dan Kibuuka; Nabukonde, Ameria; Barakagira, Alex
(Archives of Current Research International, 2023-07-15)
Consumption and production of resources leads to generation of wastes that may be undesirable
in the environment. Solid waste management laws are put in place aimed at ensuring proper and
effective control and management ...
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Mugenyi, Christine Angeline
(Journal of Global Ecology and Environment, 2023-10-06)
The study investigated how community forest management practices enhanced the protection of
the Bakwonga Clan Forest in Kabwoya Sub-County, Kikuube District Western Uganda. The
Bakwonga clan is an indigenous tribe in ...
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Kivekayunga, Wilber Ssebuyungo; Ongodia, Simon Peter
(Nkumba International Research Journal (NIRJ), 2024-05)
This study aimed to identify the content of career guidance needed to develop students’ entrepreneurial skills in
Wakiso District, Uganda. Using a descriptive research design and a mixed research approach, data were ...
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Bage, Jonathan John; Kasujja, , John Paul; Kivebulaya, Wilber Sebuyungo
(Nkumba International Research Journal, 2024-02)
Interventions including cash transfers in the educational system are now essential for removing financial obstacles
and encouraging enrollment among students. Early marriage and poverty provide obstacles to girls’ education ...
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