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Tag: Frida Nyiva

Human Activities and Sustainable Management of Sio-River Wetland in Nambale Sub-County, Busia County, Kenya

Posted on August 21, 2023August 21, 2023 by African Research Journal of Education and Social Sciences

Authors: Lydia Odaya, Frida Nyiva2 and Evans Wabwire3 1,2&3 Department of Geography and   Environmental Studies, The Catholic University of Eastern Africa P.O BOX 62157-00200. Nairobi, Kenya C. Author Email: odayalydia0@gmail.com ABSTRACT: Wetlands are important natural resources and their functions within an environment cannot be over emphasized. Wetlands normally vary in size, distribution, type and functions….

Indigenous Food Management Practices and Climate Change Adaptation in Serere District, Uganda

Posted on August 30, 2022August 8, 2023 by African Research Journal of Education and Social Sciences

Climate change continues to be the single greatest threat to humanity with its blunt effects, affecting mostly the indigenous and local communities whose livelihoods are hinged on climate friendliness and dependent activities, thus the need for their involvement in shaping climate change adaptation and consequently its mitigation. For a very long time, indigenous communities have interacted with their environment and as a result, acquired immense information about it. Thus, the need for their involvement in climate change adaptation and mitigation discourse

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  • Tax Amnesty as a Catalyst for Economic Security: Kenya’s Experience from 2016 to 2024
  • Teachers Perspectives on Inclusive Education in Secondary Schools in Sierra Leone
  • Flood Hazard Preparedness of Basic Education Systems: A Case of Tana River County, Kenya
  • Role of Differentiated Evidence-Based Learning Approaches in Improving Academic Performance of Learners with Hearing Impairment
  • Strategic and Operational Significance of the Restructured Malawi Defence Force in the Country’s Border Security
  • Geopolitical Implications of the Lapsset Corridor as a Transnational Project
  • Policy Compliance and Data Security by Cybercafés in Nairobi County, Kenya: An Evaluation of Awareness of Data Protection and Computer Misuse and Cybercrimes Acts
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