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Language Of Football Reporting In Kenyan Newspapers

ABSTRACT Football game, as a social activity, plays a significant role in promoting the well being of the society. People engage in football games as a way of spending their leisure time, to boost individual health and at the professional level, as means of economic gain. The transformative growth and professionalism that football has undergone throughout the world has increasingly attracted the attention and interest of many people, becoming the leading global source of sports entertainment....

Agricultural Education And Youth Farm Entrepreneurial Intention: Evidence From Selected Folk Development Colleges In Tanzania

EXTENDED ABSTRACT  Education is widely acknowledged as a transformative tool for any desired human behaviour. Similarly, agricultural education and training has been a pivotal tool in improving productivity and efficiency in the agricultural sector. However, its outcomes in terms of graduate alignment to farming entrepreneurship is questionable since majority of youth graduating from agricultural colleges have shown limited interest in engaging in farm related enterprises. Besides, disintere...

Edu Frontiers 199 PAGES (45616 WORDS) Philosophy Thesis
Legal Aid Service Interventions And Women Empowerment Against Violence In Morogoro Rural And Kongwa Districts, Tanzania

EXTENDED ABSTRACT Legal Aid Services (LAS) providers have paid much attention to advocating women’s human right issues. Yet, violation of women rights manifested in various forms of Gender Based Violence (GBV) against Women is still rampant. Experience shows that, in most cases, victims remain silent and therefore perpetrators of violence are not reported to formal or informal institutions for legal actions. Since most of the perpetrators are men, violation of women rights is one of the mo...

Edu Frontiers 157 PAGES (37660 WORDS) Philosophy Thesis
Security Implications Of Oil Exploration On Socio-Economic Activities In South Lokichar Basin, Turkana County, Kenya

ABSTRACT This study attempted to explore the security implications of oil exploration on the socio-economic activities in south Lokichar basin, Turkana County, Kenya. Motivation for the study was drawn from manifest disputes between the county government and the national government on the exploration, extraction, production sharing of Oil benefits. This study was based on the Resource curse theory and Environmental justice theory. The research objectives were; to analyse the security implicat...

Psycho-Social Effects Of Violent Ethnic Conflict On Vulnerable Groups In Njoro District, Kenya.

ABSTRACT The various violent ethnic conflicts experienced in post-independence Kenya have resulted in social, economic and psychological effects on individuals and the society. However, the most affected persons are the vulnerable groups including women and children. During times of conflict, psycho-social consequences are the most severe with long term effects. This study sought to assess the psycho-social effects of violent ethnic conflicts on vulnerable groups and adopted coping mechanisms...

Genotypic Diversity And Antimicrobial Resistance In Salmonella Isolates From Food Animals And Animal Products

EXTENDED ABSTRACT Salmonella infection is the second leading cause of foodborne illness in humans worldwide. Salmonella spp. as one of the foodborne pathogens are widely distributed in food animal production systems. Food animal products, therefore, are considered as the major reservoir for the pathogens. Salmonella spp. have the potential to contaminate food across the production chain. Most strains of commonly occurring serotypes, such as Typhimurium, have been shown to exhibit multi-drug ...

Edu Frontiers 272 PAGES (66824 WORDS) Philosophy Thesis
Studies On Spirometra Species Isolate From Minjingu And Seroprevalence Of Human Sparganosis In Selected Districts Of Manyara And Arusha Regions, Tanzania

ABSTRACT The genus Spirometra belongs to the order Pseudophyllidea and family Diphyllobothridea. The aim of the present study was to determine the complete life cycle of the tapeworm Spirometra and characterize the parasite using traditional parasitological methods and molecular biology techniques, and determine seroprevalence of spargana antibodies, knowledge, attitudes and practices on sparganosis infection among humans in Babati and Monduli districts, Tanzania. The investigation was condu...

The Role Of Traditional Institutions In Forest Resources Management In South Uluguru Mountains, Morogoro Region, Tanzania

ABSTRACT Understanding the role traditions play in forest resources management from the insider's perspective is central in determining dynamics in forest management at the community level. It has been populated that engaging, rather than disengaging local communities in efforts towards natural resources management including forest resources is cardinal based on communities' historical interactions with their resources. Accordingly, the value of traditional practices in natural resources man...

Edu Frontiers 187 PAGES (40155 WORDS) Philosophy Thesis
Weaver Ant Oecophylla Longinoda Latreille (Hymenoptera Formicidae) As Biocontrol Agent On Major Insect Pests Of Cashew And Mango In Tanzania

EXTENDED ABSTRACT Experiments to determine the potential of Weaver ants, Oecophylla longinoda Latreille (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) as biocontrol agents of major insect pests of cashew and mango were conducted at Naliendele Agricultural Research Institute in Mtwara and Kibaha in the Coast region, during 2012/13 and 2013/14 fruiting seasons. Cashew is attacked by Coconut bugs, Pseudotheraptus wayi Brown; Mirid bugs, Helopeltis spp. and Thrips, Selenothrips rubrocinctus Giard. Mango is threatene...

Edu Frontiers 211 PAGES (38223 WORDS) Philosophy Thesis
Developing An Integrated Soil Fertility Management Decision Support Tool For Arabica Coffee (Coffea Arabica) In Selected Areas Of Northern Tanzania

EXTENDED ABSTRACT  Coffee is one of the major export crops in Tanzania, contributing 24% to the agricultural gross domestic product (AGDP). The crop contributes directly to the livelihoods of over 420 000 farm families and indirectly to over 2 million people employed in the coffee value-chain. The Tanzanian average coffee production is variably pegged at 45 000 – 52 000 metric tons annually, while smallholder coffee productivity per tree ranges between 250 and 300g of parchment which is lo...

Edu Frontiers 203 PAGES (45891 WORDS) Philosophy Thesis
Taboo Systems As A Conflict Restraint In The Political Feud In Zimbabwe. An Exploration Of Mazowe And Shamva Districts, Post Independence

A taboo is a system or an act of setting apart a person, an object, or a place as sacred to achieve conservation, respect and continuity. Since time immemorial, in the African traditional set-ups, people have always respected and adhered to these taboos. Taboos were meant to regulate the behaviours of people, help conserve natural resources and environment and respect the existence of other creatures. The study therefore seeks to explore the role that the taboo systems play in political ...

Perceived Causes Of Suicide In Kabwe Urban A Case Study Of Kabwe Urban

This study focused on perceived casual factors of suicide in Kabwe urban. The need for the study emanated from an apparent increase of actual and attempted suicides. The phenomena of suicide and suicidal behaviour are global public health concerns, in developed and developing countries alike, and certainly not unique to Zambia. Despite the global and national significance of suicide there is a dearth of information relating to causes and strategies to significantly reduce suicide cases. ...

Tweeting Government: An Analysis Of Kenya’s National Executive Leaders’ Use Of Twitter As A Communication Tool

Important political conversations in Kenya have taken place on the Twitter micro-blogging social media platform. In 2013, a ‘digital’ government led by Kenya’s President Uhuru Kenyatta and Deputy President William Ruto embraced Twitter as a medium of communication. This study is an empirical assessment of the nature of Twitter’s use in government communication by all the members of Kenya’s National Executive (NE) who include: The President, his Deputy, Cabinet Secretaries and the A...

Getting To Yes: Belief Convergence And Asymmetrical Normative Entrapment In EUACP EPA Negotiations

 The theoretical origins of this dissertation arise from a quest to understand and explain two key puzzles relating to EU negotiations for a Free Trade Agreement (called Economic Partnership Agreement) with the African Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) States. These negotiations have been ongoing since 2002. These puzzles are:    One, there is the puzzle of how to explain the variable speed that now differentiates ACP regions and states in their ratification of their 2007 EPA agreement? ACP sta...

Bank Failures: Examining Corporate Governance Principles And Practices Of Indigenous Banks In Zimbabwe And Their Impact On Organizational Effectiveness

The health of the banking industry is strongly dependent on the state of corporate governance in an economy. The adoption and enthronement of sound corporate governance principles and practices is regarded as important in ensuring bank organizational effectiveness at institutional, industry and inclusive levels. The inclusive level of organizational effectiveness takes into consideration all the stakeholders of the bank. The Zimbabwean economy has experienced persistent indigenous bank f...


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