Vol. 6 N.º 1 (2026): Jan-Jun 2026

Articles

• Global black soldier fly bioconversion for organic waste and climate change mitigation: A systematic review

  Stephen Bishibura Erick, Twalibu Bella, Bonamax Mbasa

  175-188

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• Phosphorus use efficiency and genotype × environment interactions in four elite soybean genotypes in Kenya

  Francis Mubuni, Everlyne M. M’mbone, Levi S. Akundabweni

  376-394

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• Determinants and predictive model of student retention in Seventh-day Adventist secondary schools in East Kenya Union Conference

  Shadrack Kamundi

  324-331

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• Health facility factors associated with targeted postnatal care implementation in health facilities across Kakamega County, Western Kenya

  Ruth Shitabule

  295-303

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• Fintech, financial inclusion, and entrepreneurship outcomes for women, youth, and MSMEs: Pathways, evidence, and policy priorities

  Windu Matoka, Austin Mwange, Kampamba Clarence Chibesa, Bwalya Katuta, Kabwalwa Chilyata

  287-294

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• Understanding teacher retention challenges in East Kenya Union Conference SDA Secondary Schools in Kenya

  Shadrack Kamundi, Tabitha Gituriandu

  277-286

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• The Zambia crisis management and resilience model (Z-CMRM): Developing and validating a context-specific framework for sustainable tourism resilience

  Bruce Ernest, Norman Kachamba, Chaste Nsama

  269-276

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• Human resources governance structures and practices in Zambian quasi-governmental organisations: A qualitative inquiry

  Daniel Siakalima, Austin Mwange, Francis Simui

  259-268

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• Cost management capability and financial sustainability of private schools in Lusaka Province, Zambia

  Anne Kumwenda Lusungu, Lubinda Haabazoka, Harrison Daka

  247-258

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• Effects of monetary policy mechanisms on investment decisions of MSMEs in Lusaka, Zambia

  Michael Chipili Chileshe, Lubinda Haabazoka

  234-246

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• Design and performance evaluation of biochar biofilters for industrial wastewater treatment

  David Masara, Peter Cherop, Emmanuel Osore, Henry Barasa

  347-363

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• Antecedents of job performance among employees in the Colleges of Education in Ghana: Does training and development matter?

  Daniel Kweku Anhwere, Gabriel Kwasi Aboagye, Emmanuel Quayson, Hannah Wiafe

  332-346

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• Language of instruction and learning effectiveness in Tanzania higher education: Undergraduate students’ perceptions of English - The case of Tanzania Institute of Accountancy

  Josephat Dougras Bukuku

  220-226

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• Exploring factors affecting students’ oral presentation skills in Tanzania higher education: The case of the Tanzania Institute of Accountancy

  Masau Rugembe Malyango

  227-233

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• Evaluating the impact of information and communication technology (ICT) integration on teaching and learning in Mufindi district secondary schools: Common aspects, available resources, achievements, and challenges

  Titus Tossy

  200-219

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• Effective use of management information systems for monitoring education projects: Evaluating determinants among secondary school workers in the City Council of Dodoma, Tanzania

  Titus Tossy

  304-323

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• Climate finance and sustainable banking in Tanzania (2020-2024): Emerging roles of AI, mitigation strategies and regulatory developments - a literature review

  Magreth Kulwa Emmanuel

  10-20

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• Mapping the intellectual landscape of green economy and sustainable finance: A bibliometric analysis (2014–2024)

  Stephen Bishibura Erick, Bonamax Mbasa, Kulwa Mang’ana

  158-174

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• The adoption of e-learning as a remote teaching and learning methodology in Tanzanian higher education institutions: Academic staff attitudes and main challenges

  Titus Tossy

  134-157

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• From paper to digital in a resource-limited setting: A case study of Zimbabwe's health administration system and e-health strategy

  Lubinda Haabazoka, Matipedza Lole

  189-199

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• Determinants of maize smallholder farmers’ choice to sell their maize to the National Food Reserve Agency (NFRA) in Kalambo District, Tanzania

  Elimeleck P. Akyoo, Hassanal Issaya

  108-117

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• Mathematical analysis of the impact of work, culture and relationships on mental well-being of women

  Brenda Achieng Onyango, Samwel Apima Bong’ang’a

  72-86

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• The Supreme Being in Oguaa Fante religious thought and its implications for religious and moral education in Ghana

  Leo Andoh Korsah, Isaac Obiri Ampem

  51-57

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• Socio-economic factors influencing the acquisition of title deeds among residents in regularised areas of Dodoma City, Tanzania

  George F. Kagenda, Irene Reginald, Emanuel Amon Kikwale

  40-50

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• Determinants of career choice intentions among business education students in a Ghanaian university: Leveraging the theory of planned behaviour

  Daniel Kweku Anhwere, Emmanuel Quayson, Sayibu Abdul-Gafaar, Harriette Nursrat Manu

  118-133

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• The influence of behavioural finance biases on individual investment decisions: Evidence from the Dar es Salaam stock exchange, Tanzania

  Nelisa F. Koilyenda, Cosmas S. Mbogela

  96-107

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• Opportunities and strategies in integrating ICT in secondary schools: The case of Kibaha District, Tanzania

  Jacquiline M. Ndanu

  21-28

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• Reinterpreting African oral traditions: Insights from the digital storytelling in Tinga Tinga Tales

  Lencer Achieng Ndede

  1-9

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• Brand Switching Behavior among Internet Service Users: Investigation of Mediating Effect of Switching Intention

  Rita Subedi, Padam Bahadur Lama, Sanjay Rajbhandari

  364-375

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• Financial development and economic growth: Evidence from emerging South Asian economies

  Yadav Mani Upadhyaya, Shiva Raj Ghimire; Lal Bahadur Oli

  58-71

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• Socio-economic implications of internet shutdown in Tanzania

  Vicent Jonas

  29-39

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• The influence of prudential regulatory requirements on the financial stability of Tanzanian commercial banks

  Lusekelo Kasongwa

  87-95

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