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2024 | IAA Journal of Biological Sciences | Pp. 78-86
Worldwide, more than 3.4 million children under the age of 5 are infected with HIV. Both acute and chronicmalnutrition are major problems for HIV-positive children living in resource-limited settings. In Uganda, the datafrom ART clinics revealed that up to 23...
2024 | IAA JOURNAL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES | Pp. 15-18
This research explores the enduring influence of colonialism in the form of neo-colonialism, particularly itsdisproportionate impact on women, constituting a dual tragedy. Focusing on indigenous perspectives, thestudy emphasizes the decolonization of gender a...
2024 | INOSR Experimental Sciences | Pp. 80-85
Gully erosion, far from confined to specific terrains like badlands or mountainous areas, stands as a global issuecontributing significantly to land degradation across various soil types susceptible to crusting or piping. Evenafter initial triggers cease, for...
2024 | IAA JOURNAL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES | Pp. 10-14
This paper explores the significant role of mass media in voters' education, focusing on its potential impact on theupcoming 2023 general election in Nigeria. Drawing on the Agenda Setting Theory and the capabilities ofinteractive communication, the study exa...
2024 | IAA Journal of Education | Pp. 37-46
This experimental study was undertaken to assess the effectiveness of experiential learning strategies in influencingstudents learning. This study was undertaken in the form of a naturalistic inquiry. A naturalistic inquiry is one thatis conducted in a natura...
2024 | IAA Journal of Biological Sciences | Pp. 32-47
In Uganda, breast cancer affects 116 out of every 100,000 women. Worldwide, the yearly incidence rate of breastcancer (BRCA) is more than 1 million cases and more than 411,000 deaths. In underdeveloped nations, the survivalrate is less than 50%, while in indu...
2024 | INOSR Experimental Science | Pp. 61-65
The degradation of fish in the storage condition of the freezer is influenced by several factors which include thefishing species, the rate at which the fish is frozen, the temperature at which it is stored, the duration of storage, thetype of freezing applie...
2024 | IAA JOURNAL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES | Pp. 34-41
This qualitative study was conducted at Kakungulu Memorial School-Kibuli in Makindye Division, Kampala District,to assess the effectiveness of brainstorming in developing learners’ critical and creative thinking. The targetpopulation was all students from gra...
2024 | INOSR Experimental Sciences | Pp. 44-60
Climate change is a global phenomenon that has far-reaching consequences for various sectors, including agricultureand food security. It is widely acknowledged that the impacts of climate change pose a significant threat to foodproduction systems and the live...
2024 | INOSR Experimental Sciences | Pp. 38-43
This study examines the multifaceted role of theatre in a Covid-19-affected society, focusing on its functions ineducation, entertainment, and social change. It explores theatre's capacity for raising awareness, disseminatingcritical health information, and p...