Research Papers and publications: Recent submissions

  • Using information and communication technology to revitalise continuing professional development for rural health professionals: 
    Mugisha, John Francis, (Uganda Martyrs university, 2009-10)
    This project revitalised continuing professional development (CPD) among rural health professionals in Uganda, Africa, using information and communication technology (ICT). The project was piloted in 3 rural hospitals where ...
  • Funding mechanisms for PNFP Health Training Institutions in Uganda. 
    Mugisha, John Francis,; Bakaitwoha, Everd Maniple; Pemba, Senga K.; Peter, Petit (Uganda Martyrs university, 2007-04)
    The Health Sector Strategic Plan (HSSP) aims to ensure access to basic health care by the Ugandan population through the delivery of the National Minimum Health Care Package (NMHCP). This requires availability of well-trained ...
  • Modelling the Impact of Electricity Access on Labour Market Outcomes in Uganda 
    Yannick, Fosso Djoumessi; Benjamin, AWODUMI; Oluyemi, ADEOSUN; Faith, AHABYOONA (University of Dschang, Nigerian Institute of Social and Economic Research, University of Lagos, cavendish University Uganda, 2021-05-03)
    This study is designed to assess the impact of household electricity access on labour market outcomes in Uganda. The quasi-experimental method is applied on a sample of 28,035 households, divided into two counterfactual ...
  • Complexity Behavior in Financial Cooperatives 
    Michael, Omeke; Pascal T., Ngoboka; Isaac, Nabeta Nkote; Samuel, Mayanja (Cavendish University, Kampala, Uganda, Makerere University Business School, Kampala, Uganda, University of Wisconsin-River Falls, River Falls, WI, USA and Kyambogo University, Kampala, Uganda, 2021-03)
    In a complex and competitive business ecosystem, market responsiveness, diverse management, and governance approaches are instrumental to achieve sustainable enterprise growth and development. This differs from the traditional ...
  • Ecologies of innovation among small and medium enterprises in Uganda as a mediator of entrepreneurial networking and opportunity exploitation 
    Samuel, Mayanja; Joseph M., Ntayi; J. C., Munene; James R. K, Kagaari; Waswa, Balunywa (Cavendish University Uganda, Uganda and Makerere University Business School, Kampala, Uganda, 2019-07-04)
    This paper examines the mediating effect of ecologies of innovation on the relationship between entrepreneurial networking and opportunity exploitation among small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Uganda. The study design ...
  • Positive Deviance 
    Samuel, Mayanja; Joseph M., Ntayi; J. C., Munene (Cavendish University Uganda, Kampala, Uganda and Makerere University Business School, Kampala, Uganda, 2020-05-03)
    Organizations have employees who tend to deviate from norms, come up with different ways of doing things to increase their competitiveness. The effects of deviant behaviors in the organization have economical, sociological, ...
  • Emboldening Environmental Regulation : 
    Olanrewaju, Aladeitan A.; Chidinma, Odaghara T. (Cavendish University Uganda, 2018-12)
    The essay attempts to analyze judicial independence in adjudication of environmental matters, particularly in Nigeria. It suggests that following the trend in judicial decisions reached by Nigerian courts, in the absence ...
  • Examining the Effects of Tactical Procurement Practices on Service Delivery 
    Peter W., Obanda; Samuel, Pule; Brian, Aturinda (Kyambogo University, Uganda, Victoria University Uganda and Rakai District Local Government, Uganda, 2019-06)
    The study was centered on tactical procurement management and service delivery using a case of Rakai District. The study used three objectives, that is; to examine the effect of specification on service delivery in ...
  • Prosecution of Core International Crimes in Internal Armed Conflicts and the Question of Accountability in Nigerian Domestic Courts 
    Omolade, Olunike Olomola; Remi, Peter Olatubora (Cavendish University Uganda, 2022-08)
    Nigeria fought a civil war between 1967 and 1970, in which a disputed estimate of 6,000,000 civilian deaths were recorded. Since the end of the war, there was never any post–conflict justice. Instead the Gen. Gowon ...
  • Adopting Adult Education for Fulfilment of the Right of Women to Education in Nigeria 
    Omolade, Olomola O.; Chioma, Agnes Olumide-Ajibola (Cavendish University Uganda, 2021-07)
    The importance of education and the need for women’s education, in particular, is advocated worldwide. However, there are still impediments to the realisation of women’s right to education in Nigeria. It is through education ...
  • Public Interest Litigation (PIL) as Strategic Legal Mechanism on Women’s Socio-Economic Rights in Nigeria: 
    Olayinka, Adeniyi O.; Omolade, Olomola (Cavendish University Uganda, 2020)
    The percentage of girl child illiteracy is higher in girls than boys in Africa. This is particularly so in Nigeria. It is trite that Girl-child issues are generally confined within women’s right in Nigeria. As important ...
  • Knowledge and Access to Reproductive Health Rights among adolescents in Ibadan, Nigeria 
    Omolade, Olomola; Folakemi, Ajagunna (Cavendish University Uganda, 2020)
    Adolescence can be a trying and challenging period for both females and males and especially for those in sub-Saharan Africa because adolescents lack access to reproductive health services.1 Adolescents and youth in sub- ...
  • Effect of Turnround Strategies on Organizational Renewal: Evidence from Selected Commercial Banks in Kigali, Rwanda 
    Kule, Julius Warren; Uwodukunda, Mukahunde Concilie; Olar, Ronald (University of Eswatini and University of KIM, Kigali Rwanda, 2022-01-27)
    Abstract: Over the last few years, the banking industry has witnessed numerous changes, some of which were triggered by the financial crises, regulation by governments and the demand to digitalize. Similar to other ...
  • Electoral Reforms and Local Government Democratization in Nigeria 
    Arugu, Obiani Love; Charles, Solomon (Cavendish University Uganda, 2019-12)
    The study takes a critical look at Electoral Reforms and Local Government Democratization process in Nigeria. The study was driven by the indiscriminate dissolution of local government elected leaders by state governors ...
  • Analysis of Strategic Marketing as Critical Tool for Entrepreneurial Survival: A Study of Toptree Oil Mills Nigeria Limited, Aba, Abia State 
    Eke, Donatus Izuogu; Arugu, Love O. (Cavendish University Uganda, 2019-12)
    Entrepreneurship engagements have continued to encounter difficulties in coping with turbulent economic environment. The global economic crisis worsened the state of affairs culminating in the collapse of many companies. ...
  • Local Government Administration and Challenges of Sustainable National Development in Nigeria 
    Nnaa, Biiragbara Godpower Biira; Arugu, Obiani Love (Cavendish University Uganda, 2020-04-01)
    Local government was created in Nigeria to play major role and to contribute to Lthe growth and development of the rural dwellers as well as being the instrument for fostering development and implementing rural development ...
  • Democracy, Good Governance And Sustainable Development In Nigeria 
    Nnaa, Biiragbara Godpower; Arugu, Obiani Love (Cavendish University Uganda, 2020-06-25)
    There is the widespread belief amongst scholars and practioners of public administration that good governance and development are the likely outcomes of democracy. However, what is yet to be given much attention is the ...
  • Oil And Underdevelopment Of Rural Communities In The Niger Delta 
    Arugu, Obiani Love; Coastman, Sunday (Cavendish University Uganda, 2020-06-25)
    The paper examines the relationship between the oil industry and the under development of rural oil producing communities in the Niger Delta region of Nigeria. The discovery of crude oil and gas resources has generated ...
  • Performance Appraisal as a Tool for Increased Productivity in the Nigerian Public Service 
    Arugu, Obiani Love; Chilaka, Chogozie F. (Cavendish University Uganda, 2020-07-01)
    The importance of performance appraisal in enhancing worker's Motivation and productivity cannot be over stressed. Performance appraisal of employees has the advantage of helping an organization to position the workforce ...
  • Challenges of Corruption and Economic Crime in the Nigerian Public Sector 
    Arugu, Obiani Love; Bassey, Anam E.; Aliu, John Nma (Cavendish University Uganda, 2020-07)
    Corruption is a bane in the performance of the Nigerian public sector. The study seeks to answer the question, what are the challenges of corruption and economic crime in the Nigerian public sector? It draws a theoretical ...

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