Vol. 3 No. 1 (2026): Jan-Mar 2026

Articles

• Indigenous communication practices of traditional healers in Upper East and Upper West regions of Ghana

  Thomas Azagsiba Agana, Samuel Adadi Akapule, Robert Kuchengye Mokulogo (Auteur-e)

  525-536

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• Integrating agribusiness and climate-smart agriculture: A global bibliometric review

  Stephen Bishibura Erick, Ezekiel Kanire, Bonamax Mbasa (Auteur-e)

  360-375

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• Role of wedding value chain actors in the growth of micro, small, and medium enterprises in Tanzania’s creative industry

  Ladislaus Batinoluho (Auteur-e)

  376-392

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• Mapping climate change adaptation scholarship in smallholder farming systems across Sub-Saharan Africa: A bibliometric analysis

  Bonamax Mbasa, Christopher Mdoe, Kulwa Mang’ana (Auteur-e)

  393-408

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• Determinants of access to tax information among small and medium enterprises: A case of the Kariakoo tax region, Tanzania

  Grace M. Mvamba, Nicholaus Mwalukasa, Philbert Nyinondi (Auteur-e)

  409-421

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• Corporate governance, enterprise risk management, and corporate failure: Evidence from financial institutions in Zambia

  Vincent Bwato, Norman Kamanga, Romeo Yohane (Auteur-e)

  422-435

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• Evaluating the efficiency of the appraisal system in Zambia: A case study of the health sector in the Northern Province

  Austine Dolopo, Mpundu Mubanga (Auteur-e)

  436-445

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• L’audiovisuel comme levier pour améliorer l’expression orale en FLE : Étude de cas au Groupe scolaire Rutunga (Rwanda)

  Viateur Gakwerere Sangwa (Auteur-e)

  446-454

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• Reconceptualising operational viability in education-focused non-governmental organisations (NGOs): A theoretical and empirical analysis from Zambia

  Maimbolwa Namuchana, Gift Masaiti, Kapambwe Mwelwa (Auteur-e)

  455-467

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• Access to and trust of information sources on Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) among extension workers in selected regions of Tanzania

  Rebeca Kachembeho, Philbert S. Nyinondi, Ester E. Mnzava (Auteur-e)

  468-482

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• The role of linguistics in promoting biocultural diversity for sustainable development:  A case of Chindali spoken in Ileje, Songwe Region, Tanzania

  Imani Alinanuswe Mwang'eka (Auteur-e)

  483-489

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• Multigrade teaching in primary schools in rural and remote areas of Assin Central District of the Central Region of Ghana: Teachers’ perspectives

  Isaac Atta Kwenin (Auteur-e)

  490-499

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• Information-seeking behaviour and adoption of improved sorghum farming practices in Dodoma, Tanzania

  Peter B. Kadilikansimba, Alfred S. Sife, Gervas M. Machimu (Auteur-e)

  500-512

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• Managerial competencies of governing council members in Ghanaian universities: A comparative analysis of public and private sector perspectives

  Enoch Danso Okyere (Auteur-e)

  513-524

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• Droughts, gender and rural household livelihoods in the Nandom municipality, Ghana

  Roland Adatuu, Thomas Azagsiba Agana, George Gyader (Auteur-e)

  351-359

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• Assessing the impact of microfinance institutions’ approaches and inclusion of the poorest households in Tanzania: A comparative study of WAT SACCOS and Habitat for Humanity

  Khamida Is-Haka Abdulrahman (Auteur-e)

  537-550

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• Indigenous knowledge systems and ecological stewardship: Preservation, traditional practices, and sacred landscapes in the Northern Tinderet–Nabkoi Forest, Kenya

  Zipporah Jerotich Ruto (Auteur-e)

  551-560

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• Influence of human resource information system–based recruitment and selection practices on organizational outcomes among private sugar manufacturing firms in Western region, Kenya

  Alice Akhanguha Andayi, Robert K.W. Eggesa, Albert Odhiambo (Auteur-e)

  561-571

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• Leveraging artificial intelligence for customer personalization: Insights from banks located in Mwanza City, Tanzania

  Thomas John Odilah (Auteur-e)

  572-584

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• Informatics-driven optimization of electronic resources in multi-campus academic libraries: Evidence from Tanzania

  Simon Alfred Kimayani (Auteur-e)

  585-593

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• Assessing project management practices and performance of government construction projects in Tanzania

  Aisia Zabdiel Lawuo (Auteur-e)

  594-604

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• Factors influencing carrot production among smallholder carrot growers in Songoro Ward, Meru district council, Tanzania

  Elimeleck P. Akyoo, Hassanal Issaya (Auteur-e)

  605-612

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• Risk management practices and project performance: Evidence from Tanzania’s standard gauge railway lot one, Dar es Salaam to Morogoro

  Florence William Sitima (Auteur-e)

  613-626

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• Microcredit firms and their influence on women’s entrepreneurship in Tanzania: The case of Mwanza City Council

  Osca Jonathan (Auteur-e)

  627-635

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• Optimizing secondary schools’ computer science education to foster a digitally skilled workforce for the Tanzania Development Vision 2050

  Issaya Hassanal (Auteur-e)

  636-646

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• Board composition, independence, and financial sustainability of microfinance institutions in Zambia: An integrative strategic perspective

  Lubinda Haabazoka, Eledy Sakala, Sumbye Kapena, Chanda Shikaputo (Auteur-e)

  647-657

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• Factors Influencing Student retention in East Kenya Union Conference SDA Secondary Schools in East Kenya: An Empirical Study

  Shadrack Kamundi (Auteur-e)

  658-668

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• Service design for reducing waiting times and improving patient experience in Tanzanian primary-healthcare facilities

  Charles Raphael (Auteur-e)

  165–176

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• Scheduled desludging model and pit latrine emptying mitigation measures for peri-urban areas, Lusaka, Zambia: A hermeneutic phenomenological approach

  James Mwale, Vincent Kanyamuna, John Moose, Francis Simui (Auteur-e)

  11-25

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• Self-service technology banking under scrutiny: Does it truly improve customer engagement?

  Padam Bahadur Lama, Bishnumaya Younjan (Auteur-e)

  26-39

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• The role of the internal control system on the financial performance of Umurenge SACCO Bwishyura of Karongi District, Rwanda

  Jean Baptiste Uwamungu, Franҫois Xavier Niyibizi, Alphonse Nteziyaremye3, Viateur Irakarama, Donat Vugayabagabo, Herve Bienfait Ishimwe, Obed Niyodusenga, Jean Claude Mutesa, Kayenga Kasereka, Ferdinand Habumugisha (Auteur-e)

  40-56

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• A TQM-centered framework for improving student satisfaction in higher education institutions in Zambia

  Evans Mwenda, Bupe Getrude Mutono Mwanza, Clement Kasenge (Auteur-e)

  57-67

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• Youth, memory, and resilience in African literature: A comparative analysis of Sundiata Epic and Weep Not, Child

  Gabriel Bazimaziki, Evode Nshimiyimana, Benoite Abewe (Auteur-e)

  68-76

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• Technical jargon simplification strategies in agricultural communication: A qualitative case study of Misungwi District, Mwanza, Tanzania

  Thobias Jackson Mwogela (Auteur-e)

  77-88

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• Assessing the influence of succession planning on long-term success in selected organizations in Arusha City, Tanzania

  Kipara Japhert Kipara (Auteur-e)

  89-97

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• Examining the role of school leadership in enhancing teachers’ adaptation of inclusive teaching practices in mainstream primary schools in Arusha City Council, Tanzania

  Aloyce Luhamya (Auteur-e)

  98-106

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• Hermeneutic phenomenology as methodological practice: Interpreting lived experience in qualitative research

  Musaka Mulanga Chikobola, Bupe Getrude Mutono-Mwanza (Auteur-e)

  107-120

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• Library-based access to reproductive health information from an informatics perspective in Tanzanian universities

  Simon Alfred Kimayani (Auteur-e)

  121-128

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• Factors influencing public project sustainability in Tanzania at the Ministry of Constitutional and Legal Affairs

  Dorice K. Festo (Auteur-e)

  129-141

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• English

  Samuel Ameyaw, Frank Boateng Afoakwa, Esther Manyeyo Tawiah, Harriet Fosua Attafuah (Auteur-e)

  142–157

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• Comparative analysis of academic performance differences between public and private secondary schools: A systematic review of literature

  Paul Raphael Kitula, Deodath Meney (Auteur-e)

  158-164

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• Effect of production process capabilities on supply chain performance of sugar manufacturing firms in western region, Kenya

  Rosemary Nanyama Mumaraki (Auteur-e)

  1-10

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• Labour rights and corporate accountability in Zambia: Evidence from corporate governance practices

  Mwewa Phiri, Romeo Yohane, Jason Mwanza (Auteur-e)

  177-192

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• Factors affecting the sustainability of group-based loan programmes from the Youth Development Fund in Ilemela District, Tanzania

  Dorice Festo (Traducteur-trice); Sadiki Sumawe (Auteur-e)

  193-207

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• Excluded in inclusion: Female employees’ perspectives on career progression in the local government system of Ghana

  David Naya Zuure (Auteur-e)

  208-222

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• The impact of informal justice systems on access to justice for marginalised communities in Patte Island, Lamu county, Kenya

  Martin Mwaka Mwanza (Auteur-e)

  223-236

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• Total Quality Management (TQM) principles and their application in Zambian higher education institutions: A Systematic literature review

  Evans Mwenda, Bupe Getrude Mwanza-Mutono, Clement Kasenge (Auteur-e)

  237-251

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• Sustainability challenges of matching grant-funded enterprises: Qualitative perspectives from smallholder farmers and implementers

  David Banda, Austin Mwange (Auteur-e)

  252-262

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• Relevance of big and thick social media data to businesses: A systematic review

  Bubune Malik, Alexander Nyarko Yeboah, Bright Gakpe (Auteur-e)

  263-275

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• Governing for sustainability: A contextual framework linking governance, autonomy, accountability and financial sustainability in Zambia’s public higher education system

  Judith Chikonde, Gift Masaiti (Auteur-e)

  276-288

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• Managing the demands of higher education: Perspectives from student mothers at a university in Ghana

  Dillis Appiah, Hinneh Kusi, Mark Quansah (Auteur-e)

  289-305

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• Socioeconomic and environmental determinants of Sustainable Development Goals performance in Africa

  Jazzline Temba, Reuben Kadigi, Charles Peter Mgeni, Joseph Jovin Mugula (Auteur-e)

  306-322

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• Board diversity and investment decisions: Evidence from financial firms listed on frontier stock markets in East Africa

  Gabinus Nkwera (Auteur-e)

  323-336

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• Household determinants of food security among leafy vegetable producers in semi-arid central Tanzania

  Stephen Bishibura Erick, Twalibu Bella, Bounamax Mbasa (Auteur-e)

  337-350

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