The Influence of Head Teacher’s Leadership Styles on Service Delivery in Secondary Schools in Uganda: A Case Study of Ssembabule District. by Adoko, Vincent

“…The study used Cross- Sectional research design with both qualitative and quantitative approaches. The findings of the study indicates that under bureaucratic leadership, a high proportion of the respondents 24.6% agreed that Head teachers divide labor based on the functional specialization, 85 (35.0%) agreed that their schools have got a well-defined hierarchy of authority, 91 (37.9%) agreed with the statement that Head teachers practiced procedures for dealing with situation. 38.8% of the respondents under transactional leadership agreed that promotion and selection among teachers is based on technical competence that applied in the school. …”
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ICT Usage and Implementation of Competence-Based Curriculum in Selected Secondary Schools in Kabale Municipality. by Mugabe, Samuel

“…Qualitative data was analyzed using thematic analysis where data was arranged into codes and themes. Findings indicate that the Level of ICT use that the level is relatively high. …”
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Supplier Relationship Management and Organizational Performance in Local Governments: A Case Study of Kabale Municipal Council. by Kesande, Grace

“…Statistical Package for social Scientists, SPSS, Ver. 26 analyzed the data. Findings were presented in tables. Results showed that Supplier Relationship Management practices strongly used at Kabale Municipal Council are purchasing strategies and supplier vendor rating. …”
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Efects of Covid-19 on Micro Finance Loan Recovery: A Case Study of Lethego “U” Ltd Kabale Branch. by Tumwesigye, Isaac Kahire

“…The researcher obtained the company data extracted from annual reports and accounts for the periods selected, to obtain the information that enabled him to achieve the objectives of the study. The study findings indicate that 4 7(90%) of respondents argued that COVID-19 has greatly affected Kabale Letshego microfinances' loan recovery schedules though there were some respondents 5(10%) who were opposed to the augment. 41 (79%) of respondents showed that Covid 19 had greatly affected collateral security pledged by clients in the Letshego microfinance Kabale branch, though there was 11(21%) opposed the view and the biggest percentage of respondents argued that there is a great effect of Covid-19 lockdown on the size of installments paid by borrowers in Letshego.…”
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Employment Relations and the Performance of Government Entities: A Case Study of Kabale District Local Government. by Asiimwe, Jackline

“…That the study revealed that challenges faced by the employees in government entities as prevailing negative attitudes about government and government employees, frequent and abrupt changes in leadership, different employee motivations, strong civil-service rules and employee protections, constraints on the use of financial incentives. The study findings concluded showing the impact of employee relations used at Kabale district local government as regulations and agreements by which employees are managed both as individuals and the organization, promotes teamwork which achieves organization goals, employees will be treated fairly and honestly. …”
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Carpolobia lutea methanol root extract reinstates androgenesis and testicular function in cadmiumchallenged rats by Ejike, Daniel Eze, Precious Nwaka, Okpa, Ugochukwu Vincent, Igbokwe, Moses, Dele Adams, Mohammed Rabiu, Karimah, Emmanuel Tiyo, Ayikobua

“…Testicular activity of 17 betahydrosteroid dehydrogenase (17β-HSD) and serum testosterone, luteinizing and follicle stimulating hormone (LH, FSH) levels were evaluated. Findings indicated that cadmium statistically (p<0.05) lowered testicular 17β-HSD activity and serum testosterone, LH and FSH levels when compared with those of the control group animals. …”
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Women’s recommendations: vacuum extraction or caesarean section for prolonged second stage of labour, a prospective cohort study in Uganda by Barbara, Nolens, Thomas, van den Akker, John, Lule, Sulphine, Twinomuhangi, Roosmalen, Jos van, Josaphat, Byamugisha

“…Six months after birth findings were comparable. Less pain, shorter recovery period, avoiding surgery and the presumed relative safety of vacuum extraction to the mother were the main reasons for preferring vacuum extraction. …”
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Prospective cohort study comparing outcomes between vacuum extraction and second-stage cesarean delivery at a Ugandan tertiary referral hospital by Barbara, Nolens, Flavia, Namiiro, John, Lule, Thomas, van den Akker, Roosmalen, Jos van, Josaphat, Byamugisha

“…Conclusion: Vacuum extraction had better maternal outcomes and equivalent perinatal outcomes compared with SSCD. These findings encourage re-introduction of vacuum extraction.…”
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The Impact of Parents' Literacy on Learners' Competence in English Language: A Case Study of Selected Primary Schools in Buyanja Sub-County Rukungiri District. by Biryomuriwe, Martin

“…However, parental involvement and support were found to be crucial in addressing these challenges and improving learners' competence in the English language. Based on the study findings, the study recommends that parents should be encouraged to get involved in their children's English language learning by reading with them in English language and helping them with their English language homework. …”
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An Assessment of The Factors Affecting Pupils' Performance in English Language in Primary Leaving Examinations in Selected Primary Schools of Southern Division Kabale Municipality... by Tusiime, Emily

“…The collected data was analyzed in the form of descriptive statistics and findings were presented in tables. The researcher therefore concluded that the school policy on language helps to improve pupils' attitudes which in turn influences their performance in English. …”
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Teachers' Competence as an Avenue for "Learning Through Play Pedagogy" in Preschools: A Case of Makindye Ssabagabo Division. by Ngalonsa, Luciana, Ocan, Johnson, Adyanga, Francis Akena

“…These techniques involved observing the study participants & behavior and drawing conclusions based on their responses and actions in the way they engaged in incorporating the learning through play pedagogy. The main findings of the results highlighted and approved that some of the teachers were competent in using the learning through play pedagogy while others still used the teacher-centered approach. …”
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Exploring the Root Causes of Low Household Income among Smallholder Farmers in Kamuli District, Busoga Region, Uganda. by Lubaale, Ronald Gideon, Ocan, Johnson, Adyanga, Francis Akena

“…Qualitative data was analyzed by using thematic analysis. The findings revealed significant challenges faced by smallholder farmers in Kamuli District. …”
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The Role Played by Accounting Information Systems on the Management of Finance in Financial Institutions in Kabale District: A Case Study of Rukiga SACCO. by Niwabiha, Desire

“…The study utilized both simple random and purposive sampling methods to gather data from 52 respondents associated with Rukiga SACCO, employing questionnaires and interview guides as data collection tools. Findings indicated that the accounting information system significantly contributed to improved financial management at Rukiga SACCO, enhancing performance through meticulous record-keeping for future reference. …”
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Mobile Banking and Financial Performance of Micro Finance Banks: A Case Study of Pride Microfinance Limited Kabale. by Arinanye, Charity

“…A case study research design with a quantitative approach was used. The findings revealed that Pride Microfinance Ltd offers services such as bill payments via mobile banking, and money transfers across accounts, all of which can be accessed through the bank. …”
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Effect of Small and Medium Enterprises on Growth of Business in Kabale Municipality: A Case Study of Kabale Central Market. by Atukunzire, Pross

“…A questionnaire was administered to 60 SME owners operating in Kabale Central Market. The findings revealed that most businesses in the market are small due to their limited marketing strategies, primarily catering to existing local customers familiar with the market's location. …”
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Role of Commercial Banks on the Performance of Small Scale Businesses in Uganda: A Case Study of Centenary Bank Kabale Branch Uganda. by Akatwijuka, Isaac

“…The research was guided by three questions: how Centenary Bank can help its customers improve the performance of their small-scale businesses, the problems faced by Centenary Bank and the measures to address these problems, and the services provided by Centenary Bank to its small-scale business customers in Kabale. The findings revealed that many small-scale businesses have not fully benefited from the services provided by commercial banks due to high interest rates, difficulties in accessing services, and high levels of illiteracy among the business owners. …”
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Information and Communication Technology Adoption and the Growth of Small Medium Enterprises in Uganda: Empirical Evidence from Kampala City Council Authority by Eton, Marus, Constant, Okello Obura, Fabian, Mwosi, Benard, Patrick Ogwel, Mary, Ejang, Francis, Ongia

“…Specialized ICT skills, regular updates and outsourcing of ICT functions appeared to be a key challenge businesses face in ICT adoption. The findings however, indicated that growth of SMEs is a conglomeration, of which adoption of ICT is a microcosm. …”
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Monitoring and Evaluation as Key Factor in Performance of Health Institutions, A Case Study of Kigali Health Institute, Kigali Rwanda. by Jean, Pierrekwizera

“…Within this study the researcher reports the findings on the investigation conducted on the contribution of monitoring and evaluation towards the performance in Health Institutions a case study of Kigali Health Institute, Kigali Rwanda. …”
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Development Projects of Non-Governmental Organisations towards Social-Economic Welfare in Kisoro Municipality. by Pius, Ngarama

“…Among the development projects included agriculture through empowering the local people with quicker growing crop varieties, better breeds of cattle and goats and supporting poultry farming among others; in addition to promoting and advocating for gender equality where NGOs had invested in boosting the potentials of women in the participation of household, national and international development in many capacities. The study findings also indicated that (99%) acknowledged that development projects carried out by NGOs had improved social economic welfare of the people in the study area. …”
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