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Analysis of the Depiction of Corporal Punishment in Two Ugandan Novels and Its Effects on Students
(SCIENCEDOMAIN international (SDI), 2018)This paper examines the portrayal of corporal punishment in Mary Karooro Okurut’s The Invisible Weevil [1] and Julius Ocwinyo’s Fate of the Banished [2]. The researchers investigate the issues and challenges surrounding ... -
An analysis of bullying in schools as presented by two Ugandan novels
(Academic Journals, 2018)This paper analyzes the depictions of bullying in schools in two selected Ugandan novels: Goretti Kyomuhendo’s The First Daughter (1996) and Mary Karooro Okurut’s The invisible Weevil (1998). The study is about the vices ... -
A study of the portrayal of virginity in Ugandan novels
(International Journal of English and Literature, 2018-09)This paper examines the portrayal of virginity in Akiki K. Nyabongo’s, Africa Answers Back (1936), Mary Okurut’s Invisible Weevil (1998) and Jane Bakaluba’s Honeymoon for Three (1975). The study analyzes the place of ... -
Analysis of the Depiction of Corporal Punishment in Two Ugandan Novels and Its Effects on Students
(Asian Journal of Language, Literature and Culture Studies, 2018-11)This paper examines the portrayal of corporal punishment in Mary Karooro Okurut’s The Invisible Weevil [1] and Julius Ocwinyo’s Fate of the Banished [2]. The researchers investigate the issues and challenges surrounding ... -
An analysis of bullying in schools as presented by two Ugandan novels
(International Journal of English and Literature, 2018-11)This paper analyzes the depictions of bullying in schools in two selected Ugandan novels: Goretti Kyomuhendo’s The First Daughter (1996) and Mary Karooro Okurut’s The invisible Weevil (1998). The study is about the vices ... -
Getting Schools Ready for Integration of Pedagogical ICT: the Experience of Secondary Schools in Uganda
(International Journal of Academic Research in Business and Social Sciences, 2013-02)The purpose of the study was to establish whether secondary schools in Uganda are prepared for effective teaching of ICT education. The study was carried out in six secondary schools in Uganda. Both qualitative and ... -
Feminist power and its implications on Uganda’s malaria communication campaign
(Feminist Media Studies, 2018)This paper examines power and its manifestation in Uganda’s “Stop Malaria Campaign.” It specifically questions the apparent radical feminism, which is conceptualized as a quest for power, and how such excesses drive ... -
New trends in library and information fields and the implications for continuing education.
(1998-07)This research article lists and describes the major trends in the library and information profession, including: changing environment; agitation from employers, associations, students and users; new technology, transparency ... -
Strategies for faith engagement within One’s Career:The role of Uganda Christian University in preparing students for Post-graduation life.
(Taylor & Francis Group, LLC, 2015)This article examines the role of Uganda Christian University (UCU) in devising strategies for the sustenance of Christian faith in one’s career for the betterment of the society despite its social ills. The current theme ... -
The role of pottery production in development: a case study of the Ankole region in Western Uganda.
(Net Journals, 2016-11)The study investigated pottery production activities in the Ankole region, Western Uganda, focusing on technical and socio-economic issues. The main objective was to investigate how pottery industry plays a role in cubing ... -
Gender and traditional pottery practice in Ankole region, western Uganda.
(Net Journals, 2017-08)he study investigated traditional pottery practices in the Ankole region of Western Uganda, focusing on indigenous technological knowledge, socio-economic and environmental issues. The main objective was to investigate how ... -
Experiments in design process and product development in Uganda’s ceramics.
(Net Journals, 2014-10)To evaluate the challenge of design, product development and practice in ceramics, in Uganda, a study of the Ugandan common designs processes and product analysis was undertaken, since 2001 to 2012, largely in Kampala and ... -
Breaking through traditions: the brick and tile industry in Ankole region, Uganda.
(Net Journals, 2017-04)The study investigates the manufacturing process, of bricks and tiles in the Ankole region of Western Uganda, focusing on improvised technology particularly the forming method, innovations, and firing process, together ...
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