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Laurent Ndatimana & Emmaboles RubundaUniversity of KigaliEmail: ndatimanalaurent216169976@gmail.com Abstract: This paper examines the impact of budget planning on the financial performance of manufacturing companies in Rwanda, with an emphasis on the role of budgetary control systems. A descriptive research design was employed, with both quantitative and qualitative research methods. The entire population of 122 employees at the plant was selected as the sample due to the relatively small size of the population. The study used a combination of questionnaires and interviews to collect the data. The findings reveal a significant positive correlation between effective budget planning and improved financial performance, […]
Admire Chafa & Faith NcubeDepartment of Educational Policy Studies and LeadershipFaculty of EducationMidlands State University, ZimbabweEmail: chafaa@staff.msu.ac.zw/ ncubefai@staff.msu.ac.zw Abstract: The study was carried out in Insiza South District which included the schools in Zone A Cluster. The study sought to establish how educational leadership impacts school change and innovation. The motivation of the study therefore was to investigate the role of the school leadership in promoting innovation and changes in Insiza South District, given the hopeful developments in the education sector. More so, the conditions in Insiza South District are different from urban areas and that means the role of […]
Atupele Mpembanji & Christine SelemaniPublic Health Department, Malawi Adventist UniversityMalamulo College of Health SciencesEmails: mpembanjiatupele9@gmail.com/ selemanic@mchs.adventist.org Abstract: Poor sanitation is a pressing public health concern globally, with significant implications on disease prevention. This study aimed to assess factors affecting the availability and utilization of latrines in Chinseu Village, Zomba District, Malawi. A quantitative cross-sectional design was employed, targeting 64 households randomly selected in that village with and without latrine. Data were collected using questionnaires and analyzed using SPSS. The study revealed that households from the village utilize latrines, however, only 54.7% of the households owned latrines, while 45.3% relied on […]
Mary Mugwe ChuiSchool of EducationMount Kenya UniversityORCD: https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1493-8676Email: mugwemary01@gmail.com Abstract: Use of artificial intelligence (AI) tools are important in improving curriculum and instruction in schools. Despite this assertion, status of curriculum and instruction in public secondary schools in Kiambu County is still low with many students registering low grades in KCSE, infrequent professional development of teachers and slow integration of technology in instruction. Thus, this study sought to examine the effectiveness of artificial intelligence on management of curriculum and instruction in public secondary schools. The study was anchored on artificial intelligence theory. The study adopted a desktop research method, where […]
Lazaro A. Kisumbe, Mashala L. Yusuph & Wakara I. NyabakoraThe Local Government Training Institute, Dodoma, Tanzaniahttps://orcid.org/0000-0003-2324-7906Email: wnyabakora@gmail.com Abstract: The “role of language in education” has been a focal point of scholarly inquiry for decades, with “increasing attention” given to “the relationship between the language of instruction” and student performance. This bibliometric review offers an in-depth analysis of the influence of “the language of instruction on learners’ academic performance.” By systematically reviewing existing literature using data from the Scopus database and VOSviewer software, the study identifies major research themes, prominent authors, sources, countries, and emerging trends in the field. The research […]
Roselyne Nyakona David, MPH, BsCM, DCM GBV Focal PersonOffice of the County Director of HealthDepartment of Health, Kisii County Government Peter Gutwa Oino School of Arts and Social SciencesDepartment of Sociology, Gender and Development Studies, Kisii UniversityEmail: oinogutwae@gmail.com Executive Summary: Kisii County grapples with an entrenched issue of Gender-Based Violence (GBV), spanning domestic violence, sexual assault, and harmful cultural practices, eroding social cohesion and impeding progress. Despite existing legal frameworks like the Constitution of 2010 and national statutes addressing GBV, challenges persist in reporting and prosecuting offenders, leaving victims without adequate recourse. Regional commitments to combat GBV, such as Kenya’s […]
Paul Musyoki Makau, Hannah Kangara & Hudson Ouko Ong’ang’aSchool of EducationMount Kenya UniversityEmail: paulmakau10@gmail.com Abstract: Parents’ involvement in pre-primary school activities is important in ensuring that learners acquire quality education. However, in Yatta Sub-County, levels of parents’ involvement in school meetings, volunteering activities and learning material development is low. The study sought to examine how parental marital status determines their involvement in public pre-primary school activities in Yatta Sub-County. The study was guided by the dynamic theory of determinants and the parental involvement theory. The study adopted a mixed methodology and thus applied concurrent triangulation research design. Target population was […]
Matendo Didas, Shuubi Alphonce MutajwaaCenter for Information and Communication TechnologySt. John’s University of TanzaniaORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-8672-0807Email: matendodidas@gmail.com Abstract: Lifelong learning (LLL) has become one of the key aspects for people to address global changes and personal real-world problems encountered in various avenues of life such as the labor market, politics, education, technology, and others. Despite the overwhelming potential embedded in the LLL paradigm such as boosting personal development, competence and self-sustainability, social inclusion, and professional development, its promotion and access to people is still a big challenge in developing countries. However, high mobile technology infiltration, together with the explosion of mobile […]
Benon Nuwagaba & Thomas TarusUniversity of KigaliEmail: nuwagababenonm@gmail.com Abstract: This study examines the influence of corporate governance practices, particularly board size, on the financial performance of companies listed on the Rwanda Stock Exchange (RSE), focusing on the relationship between board size and key financial indicators such as Return on Assets (ROA) and Return on Equity (ROE). Grounded in governance and financial performance theories, the research employed a descriptive research design with a quantitative approach. A longitudinal analysis was conducted, covering data from 7 companies over a 6-year period (2018-2023). Data were collected from secondary sources, including publicly available financial reports […]
Mary Mutio Maithya & Joyce GikandiSchool of EducationMount Kenya UniversityEmail: marymaithya93@gmail.com Abstract: Communication practices adopted by headteachers are important in the implementation of competency-based curriculum in schools. However, in Matungulu Sub- County, implementation of CBC has not been smooth since many learners manifest low competencies in key CBC learning areas. This study sought to assess the influence of headteachers’ institutional communication practices of implementation of competency-based curriculum. This study was guided by the communication management and curriculum implementation theories. The research adopted mixed methodology and concurrent triangulation research design. Target population was 1459 respondents which comprised 84 headteachers, 1371 primary […]
Mukalay Djese Nanette & Samuel WabalaUniversity of Kigali, Rwandahttps://orcid.org/0009-0003-4424-1279Email: najesse@gmail.com Abstract: This study aimed to assess the effect of project risk management on performance of Rwanda Urban Development Project (RUDP) in Rwanda. A descriptive and correlational research design was applied, and data analysis was conducted using SPSS to examine the relationship between project risk management practices and project performance. The R-value of 0.862 signifies a strong relationship between the independent variables and project performance, as values above 0.7 indicate a strong effect. The R-Square value of 0.742 indicates that 74.2% of the variations in project performance are explained through project […]
Victorine Nyirabanani & Kato MahaziUniversity of Kigali, Rwandahttps://orcid.org/0009-0003-5653-2348Email: victorine0125@gmail.com Abstract: This study examines the impact of audit work on corporate governance and business performance in Musanze District, focusing on the CIMERWA PLC/Musanze Plant between 2021 and 2023. Data was analyzed using descriptive and inferential techniques to assess the relationships between audit activities and business performance. The results show that audit work significantly enhances accountability, transparency, and regulatory adherence, improving financial performance, risk management, and investor confidence. Furthermore, the frequency of audits plays a crucial role in organizational stability, with a moderate positive effect observed between audit frequency and financial stability […]
Matendo Didas & Shuubi Alphonce MutajwaaCenter for Information and Communication TechnologySt. John’s University of TanzaniaORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-8672-0807Email: matendodidas@gmail.com Abstract: The main objective of this paper is to assess the possible uses of artificial intelligence (AI) tools and applications for information professionals employed by Tanzania’s higher education institutions (HEIs), particularly in the areas of end-user services and information technology where AI tools and applications may be employed. To find out what they thought about the use and adoption of AI techniques by information professionals of HEIs in Tanzanian, ten information officers were surveyed using a qualitative method. The results’ descriptive tabulation demonstrates […]
Zweli Maphanga & Kule Julius WarrenDepartment of Business AdministrationFaculty of CommerceUniversity of EswatiniORCID – https://orcid.org/0000-0003-3029-7899Email: zwelimapps@gmail.com/ kulewarren@gmail.com Abstract: This study addresses the critical issue of service delivery efficiency in municipal councils in Eswatini, where effective performance management is essential for optimising resource allocation and enhancing accountability. The research examines the impact of Employee Performance Management System documentation (EPMSD) on service delivery efficiency within the Manzini and Mbabane municipal councils. A quantitative research approach was adopted, employing a survey research design to collect data from 159 employees across both municipalities. Prior to data collection, respondents were informed about the purpose of […]
Ntshalintshali Thabisile Tekhaya & Kule Julius WarrenDepartment of Business AdministrationFaculty of CommerceUniversity of EswatiniORCID – https://orcid.org/0000-0003-3029-7899Email: ntshalintshali.zekhaya.2016@gmail.com/ jwkule@uneswa.ac.sz Abstract: This study investigated the impact of positive recognition on employee performance within the Ministry of Finance in the Hhohho Region of Eswatini. The research focused on identifying the effect of positive recognition on employee performance. A quantitative approach was employed, with data collected through structured questionnaires from a sample of 252 civil servants. The study utilised inferential statistical analysis to examine the relationship between positive recognition and employee performance, particularly in areas such as engagement in decision-making and appreciation from superiors. […]
Lolem Lucy Chegem, Ngabo Vallence, Prudence Kemigisha & Viola N. NyakatoFaculty of Interdisciplinary Studies,Mbarara University of Science and Technology, Ugandahttps://orcid.org/000-000-6794-0919Email: srlucy2018@gmail.com Abstract: study explores the relationship between traditional cultural values, norms, and practices and their impact on wildlife conservation within the Karamojong community in Kidepo Valley National Park, Northeastern Uganda. It aims to assess how indigenous beliefs and customs can be integrated into formal conservation strategies to enhance biodiversity conservation and community engagement. A mixed-methods approach was employed, combining quantitative surveys and qualitative interviews. Questionnaires were administered to the 243 Indigenous Karamojong community members to assess observance of wildlife conservation […]
Priscillah Waruguru, Joyce Kamau & Bonface KamauSchool of EducationMount Kenya UniversityEmail: priscillahwaruguru69@gmail.com Abstract: Storytelling activities are very important to pre-primary school learners because they contribute to the development of language skills among children and shapes levels of self-confidence in reading, writing and speaking and listening skills. However, in Ndia Division, acquisition of language skills among pre-primary school learners is a challenge. Thus, this study sought to examine the influence music activities on development of language skills among learners in public pre-primary schools. The study was guided by the social development theory and language acquisition theory. The study adopted mixed methodology […]
Leonce Tuyiringire & Richard KabandaUniversity of KigaliEmail: leotuyiringire@gmail.com Abstract: This study investigated the effect of Rwanda’s National Urbanization Strategies on sustainable urban development in Kigali, with particular emphasis on the implementation of the Coordination Strategy and the Kigali Master Plan. Grounded in governance and systems theory, the research employed a descriptive design and integrated both quantitative and qualitative approaches. A total of 312 respondents including urban planners, government officials, and policy experts—were selected through purposive sampling. Data were gathered using structured questionnaires and interviews, and analyzed using SPSS Version 21 through descriptive statistics, correlation, and regression analyses. Findings revealed a […]
Laurent Hategekimana & Thomas TarusUniversity of KigaliEmail: hatelaur@gmail.com Abstract: This study investigated the contribution of stakeholder salience on the sustainability of development projects implemented by Compassion International Rwanda. It used a descriptive research design, combining both quantitative and qualitative methods. The target population consisted of 363 individuals, with a sample of 190 respondents selected using Slovin’s formula, including staff from Compassion International Rwanda, local government authorities, NGO partners, educational institutions, and beneficiaries (heads of families). A total of 185 questionnaires were returned, yielding a response rate of 97%. Inferential analysis, conducted using SPSS software (version 21), revealed a statistically significant […]
Niyonsaba Fabien & Thomas TarusUniversity of Kigali,https://orcid.org/0009-0003-6142-5758Email: niyonsabaf282@gmail.com Abstract: The study was about effect of non-performing loans on financial performance of selected commercial banks in Rwanda stock exchange within the period of 2019-2023. The level of financial performance every year was high and regression analysis revealed that Non-Performing Loans ratio has a positive coefficient of estimate which was significant (β= 0.319, p˂0.05). On the other side regression analysis shows that cash reserve ratio has a positive coefficient of estimate which was significant (β= 0.287, p˂0.05). This implies that a unit increase in Cash coverage ratio would lead to increase in […]
Salum Ibrahim KanyunguDepartment of Management StudiesTanzania Institute of Accountancy (TIA)ORCID: https://orcid.org/0009-0007-6124-3427Email: Kanyungu30@gmail.com Abstract: This paper systematically advocates the determinants influencing Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in Tanzania, specifically on potential business ecosystem elements which include Accessibility to Finance (AF), Market accessibility and Competition (MAC), Entrepreneurial Skills and Management (ESMC) capacity, as well as Regulatory requirements (RR). The study used a mixed study design and employed Structural Equation Modelling (SEM) and Partial Least Squares (PLS) to analyze data collected from 125 random samples from SME owners in Mwanza and Arusha City. Smart PLS software was used to analyze data from a […]
Ndayisenga Innocent & Mburamatare DanieliUniversity of Kigalihttps://orcid.org/0009-0002-9617-2271Email: ndayisengainnocent1@gmail.com Abstract: Researcher established an ideal on E-payment and performance of transaction of goods and services in rice growers’ cooperative. A case study of Cooproriz Ntende in Gatsibo District, Rwanda. The study targeted a population of 3,867 beneficiaries, with a sample size consisting of 362 respondents. A combination of descriptive and inferential statistical methods was utilized for data analysis, which was conducted using SPSS software version 25.0. Descriptive statistics were employed to generate frequency tables, percentages, means, and standard deviations, while inferential statistics facilitated the use of Pearson correlation and a multiple regression […]
Niyongira Frank & Dushimimana Jean de DieuUniversity of Kigalihttps://orcid.org/0009-0005-9825-0132Email: frankniyongira22@gmail.com Abstract: The general objective was to investigate the role of Corporate Social Responsibility on the community sustainable development in Nyagatare District, A case study of MTN Rwanda. The target population was 231 employees and the same sample size was 231 as respondents. Data collection methods employed in this study were those of Questionnaire instrument and documentary instrument. The study employed descriptive statistics and inferential statistics, and data was analyzed with aid of SPSS software program version 25.0. Inferential analysis was employed in order to use Pearson correlation and multiple regression […]
Unyounger Dominique & Tarus ThomasUniversity of Kigalihttps://orcid.org/0009-0005-0169-9890Email: nidominique2015@gmail.com Abstract: The general objective of this study focused on the project planning and performance of road Busanza -Gahanga construction project implemented by NPD Ltd in Kicukiro district, Rwanda. With specific objectives; to determine effect of project time planning on performance of road Busanza -Gahanga construction project, to determine the effect of project cost planning on performance of road Busanza -Gahanga construction project, and to determine the effect of project scope planning performance of road Busanza -Gahanga construction project. The researcher consulted theories including; Complexity Theory, Theory of Constraints and Resource Based View […]
Sylvester Otieno Obiero, Peter Gutwa Oino & Lumayo Mildred FedhaSchool of Arts and Social SciencesDepartment of Sociology, Gender and Development StudiesKisii UniversityEmail: obierootieno@yahoo.com Abstract: The sustainability of Beach Management Units (BMUs) in Homabay County, Kenya, is often challenged by a misalignment between community values and governance structures. This study investigates the moderating effect of project committee composition on the relationship between community values and BMU sustainability. Utilizing a mixed-methods research design, the study sampled 647 respondents from a population of 7,151 individuals across 143 BMUs at active fishing sites. Respondents, including key informants and fishing participants from five sub-counties along […]
Justine Muhongerwa & Tarus ThomasUniversity of KigaliEmail: mujustine45@gmail.com Abstract: This study investigates the effect of financial knowledge on the investment decisions-making among Small and Medium Enterprises (SMES) Managers in Kayonza District, Rwanda. A descriptive research design was employed, utilizing both quantitative and qualitative methods to collect data. The target population consisted of 289 individuals, and a sample size of 289 respondents was surveyed, including participants from various backgrounds, such as professionals, small business owners, and local investors. A total of 289 completed questionnaires were returned, along with interviews from 10 key informants. Data analysis was conducted using SPSS software version […]
Clarix Naliaka Kuteli, Samuel N. Waweru & Daniel Otieno OkechSchool of EducationKenyatta UniversityEmail: clarixkuteli@gmail.com Abstract: Principals’ communication strategies are vital in enabling parents to take part in academic programmes in public schools. However, in Nairobi City County, the level of parental involvement in academic programmes is low. Many parents rarely attend annual general meetings (AGMs), academic clinics or prize-giving days. Thus, the purpose of this study was to assess principals’ communication strategies as determinants of parental involvement in academic programmes in public secondary schools. The study adopted a mixed methodology and concurrent triangulation research design. Target population comprised 101 principals, […]
Chaminda Wijesinghe – Department of Computer & Data Science, NSBM Green University, Sri Lankachamindaw@nsbm.ac.lk Henrik Hansson – Department of Computer & Systems Sciences, Stockholm University, Sweden.henrik.hansson@dsv.su.se Abstract: The increasing prevalence of deepfake videos poses significant threats to information integrity, political stability, and public trust. This study presents a dual-faceted approach: (1) developing a machine learning model for detecting deepfake videos using visual features extracted from benchmark datasets, and (2) conducting a trend analysis of deepfake content dissemination on social media platforms such as YouTube and Twitter (now known as X). Conducted using the FaceForensics++ dataset and metadata from over 2,000 […]
Mfitumufasha Eden & Abdulrazaq Olayinka OniyeUniversity of Kigali,https://orcid.org/0009-0004-0369-2214Email: edenmfitumufasha@rocketmail.com Abstract: This study investigates the impact of school leadership communication styles on student discipline behavior in secondary schools in Gakenke District, Rwanda. It explores how different communication approaches employed by school leaders influence student behavior, with a focus on improving discipline and fostering a positive learning environment. Transformational Leadership Theory, Social Learning Theory, Communication Accommodation Theory. A descriptive and correlational research design was employed, utilizing surveys, interviews, and documentary analysis to collect both quantitative and qualitative data. The study targeted a population of 2,035 students and staff, with a sample size […]
Tumwesigire Hillary Peace & Abdulrazaq Olayinka OniyeUniversity of Kigalihttps://orcid.org/0009-0007-4003-5207Email: familymag2012@gmail.com Abstract: The research project titled “The Effect of Anti-Sexual Harassment (ASH) Policies on the Job Performance of Journalists in Five Broadcasting Media Houses in Rwanda” focused on assessing the impact of both awareness and understanding of ASH policies and the implementation and enforcement of these policies on the job performance of journalists. The study targeted journalists and media organizations in Kigali, Rwanda, and categorized the effects into two groups: high and very high impact. The study found that for every one-unit increase in awareness of ASH policies, job performance improved […]
Beatrice Niragire & Kabanda RichardUniversity of KigaliEmail: niragirebetty67@gmail.com Abstract: This paper examines the contribution of children’s participation in decision-making processes on academic performance in the context of Twelve (12) Years Basic Education in Gakenke District, Rwanda. The study focuses on evaluating how children’s participation in decision-making within schools contribute to their academic outcomes. Guided by social cognitive and self-determination theories, the research adopted a descriptive design using both quantitative and qualitative methods. The target population included 481 participants students, teachers, parents, and educational authorities from 13 schools. A sample of 218 respondents was selected using stratified random sampling and Yamane’s […]
Kwizera Nina Nicole & Kato Mahazi KasoziUniversity of Kigalihttps://orcid.org/0009-0008-4887-4029Email: ninanicolek@yahoo.fr Abstract: This research investigated the effect of financial literacy on entrepreneurship development in Rwanda, a case of Green Yard Enterprises. The population was comprised of employees of Green Yard Enterprises in different departments targeting 134 employees. To describe target population of a study as the point of focus from which a generalization was made regarding the research findings. Thus, there was a sample size of 134 respondents. Research used quantitative data analyzed using descriptive and inferential statistics after running the data collected through the Statistical Package for Social Sciences. The […]
Ingabire Yvette & Kato Mahazi KasoziUniversity of Kigalihttps://orcid.org/0009-0007-4805-7005Email: ingabirelucas1@gmail.com Abstract: This research investigated the effect of internal control system on the financial performance of commercial banks in Rwanda, a case of Bank of Kigali Plc. The findings indicated that for the statement that stated that “Effective control environment over financial reporting to minimize errors and fraud at Bank of Kigali” the respondents agreed with a mean of 4.00 and standard deviation of .961 with the statement. This indicated that the respondents strongly agreed with the statement as indicated by the mean and heterogeneity of answers as indicated by the standard […]
Lucy Chegem Lolem, Ngabo Vallence, Prudence Kemigisha, Viola N. NyakatoFaculty of Interdisciplinary StudiesMbarara University of Science and Technology, Ugandahttps://orcid.org/000-000-6794-0919Email: srlucy2018@gmail.com Abstract: This study explores the relationship between active participation, emotional attachment, and long-term commitment to wildlife conservation within the Karimojong community in Kidepo Valley National Park, Northeastern Uganda. The objective is to assess how indigenous beliefs and customs can be meaningfully integrated into formal conservation frameworks to enhance biodiversity protection and strengthen community engagement. A convergent parallel mixed-methods research design was adopted, incorporating both quantitative and qualitative approaches. Structured questionnaires were administered to 243 Indigenous Karimojong community members to evaluate […]
Ishimwe Nkusi Claudine & Wilson GachiriUniversity of Kigalihttps://orcid.org/0009-0005-7732-7751Email: nkusi.claudine@gmail.com Abstract: This study investigated the effect of Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) practices on the performance of the Transforming Eastern Province through Adaptation (TREPA) project in Rwanda. The study adopts a mixed-methods approach, utilizing both quantitative and qualitative data to assess the relationship between variables. The study sample comprised 146 respondents including 144 beneficiaries of the project and 2 staff of the project, and data was collected through surveys and interviews with project staff and stakeholders. The quantitative analysis employed Pearson correlation and regression analysis to determine the strength and significance of […]
Aisha Mbeya, Yazidi Katureebe, Musa KasiitaHead of department of Curriculum and instructionIslamic University, UgandaOrcid: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-8124-1487Email: aishambeya18@gmail.com/ ambeya@iuiu.ac.ug Abstract: The goal of the study was to determine the influence of whole-word method of teaching on the reading-to-understand process in transitional primary class in Nankoma Sub County, Bugiri District. The study involved the use of a mixed-method design, i.e., qualitative and quantitative approaches to data collection and analysis. Results were obtained from a sample of 62 respondents selected using stratified, simple random, and purposeful sampling techniques. Close-ended questionnaires were distributed to respondents. Results indicate a positive, statistically significant relationship between whole-word instruction […]
Musa Kasiita, Aisha Mbeya, Yazidi Katureebe, David Wekhoola MuwoyaDepartment of Educational Management and AdministrationIslamic University in UgandaEmail: kasiitamusa2006@gmail.com Abstract: This study evaluated the implications of sickness presenteeism on the teaching-learning services in secondary schools in Budaka district, Eastern Uganda. The specific objectives were: to examine the state of teaching services in secondary schools and to establish the nature of teaching services implemented, and to analyze the effect of managing sickness presenteeism on the implementation of teaching services. The study adopted a mixed-methods design, to collect data from the teachers themselves and the administrators of the respective schools. The study involved […]
Beatrice Uwizeyimana & Afolabi LuqmanUniversity of KigaliEmail: be.uwizeye@gmail.com Abstract: This study examined the effect of land acquisition challenges on the performance of the Bugesera International Airport project. The primary objective was to assess the Influence of land acquisition challenges on the Bugesera International Airport project’s budget. Data were collected from 180 valid respondents through a survey, utilizing descriptive statistics, regression analysis, and correlation methods. The key findings revealed that land acquisition challenges significantly impacted all aspects of project performance. The mean scores for the effects on the project budget, timeline, goal achievement, and stakeholder satisfaction ranged from 3.86 to 3.96, […]
Kurebwa Mercy – Zimbabwe Open University Moyo Annah – Midlands State University Lumbe Abigirl – Zimbabwe Open University Email: kurebwam@zou.ac.zw Abstract: This study examined the digital divide in Zimbabwe and its impact on accessing quality education through open and distance e-learning (ODeL). Utilising qualitative research methods and a structural inequality theoretical framework, it sought to develop a comprehensive understanding of the challenges Zimbabwean students face in accessing education via digital platforms. Semi-structured interviews with students and lecturers experienced in virtual learning provided insights into their personal experiences, perceptions, and the ramifications of the digital divide. Furthermore, focus group discussions allowed […]
Hakizimana Alphonse & Nimpano DesireUniversity of Kigalihttps://orcid.org/0009-0009-8959-1807Email: alphahakiza@gmail.com Abstract: The general objective of this study was to analyze the effect of public procurement practices on performance contracts in local government in Rwanda. This research study focused on 74 staff members from Kirehe district. The researcher used SPSS (Statistical Package for the Social Sciences, version 25) for data analysis. The coefficient for needs identification was 0.210, indicating that every unit increase in needs identification leads to a 0.210 increase in performance contracts. This effect is statistically significant (β = 0.210, t = 2.958, sig. = 0.005). The result indicates the importance […]
Koumatei Tenkoumla Esperance & Dushimimana Jean de DieuUniversity of Kigalihttps://orcid.org/0009-0006-2812-2773Email: koumateitenkoumlaesperance@gmail.com Abstract: The general objective of this research was to assess the effect of project strategic management process on performance of transforming household resilience in vulnerable environment project. Data analysis in this study was performed through Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) version 25. Coefficients provide details on how each independent variable influences project performance. Strategic Planning (β = 0.447, t=9.078, p = 0.000): Strategic planning has the strongest positive influence on project performance, since p < 0.05, this effect is statistically significant. Strategy Formulation (β= 0.128, t=2.558, p = […]
Budederi Eric & Wabala SamuelUniversity of Kigali, Rwandahttps://orcid.org/0009-0001-6045-7227Email: budederic@gmail.com Abstract: The general objective of this research was to evaluate the effect of project resource management on quality education project in Rwanda. The study was guided by Systems Theory, Human Capital Theory, and Resource-Based View (RBV). The study used descriptive and correlation research design. The regression analysis reveals unstandardized coefficient for Resource Planning is 0.433, indicating that a unit increase in resource planning results in a 0.433 improvement in educational quality (β1=0.433, t=7.732, Sig.=0.000). Likewise, Resource Utilization has an unstandardized coefficient of 0.192, meaning that each unit increase in utilization of […]
Mugabekazi KevineUniversity of Kigali, Rwandahttps://orcid.org/0009-0008-3168-2151Email: mkevine25@gmail.com Abstract: The general objective of this study was to assess the effect of debt recovery practices on operational performance of Bank of Kigali in Rwanda. The population of this study was 143 people. The study used a census inquiry method instead of sampling, this decision is based on the small size of the target population. The statistical analysis of the collected data was computed by Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) Version 25. The R value of 0.916 indicates a strong relationship between the predictors and the operational performance of Bank of Kigali. The […]
Uwishema Theogene & Dushimimana Jean de DieuUniversity of Kigalihttps://orcid.org/0009-0003-3781-3611 Email: theogeneuwishema@gmail.com Abstract: The main objective of the study was to assess the effect of procurement planning on organizational performance in Nyagatare District, Rwanda. Specific Objectives of the study was to determine the effect of needs identification, quality specification, cost estimation and contract management on performance of Nyagatare District. Data was analyzed using Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) version 25. The coefficient for needs identification (β = 0.145, t = 2.231) suggests that this effect is statistically significant. With a significance level of p = 0.028<0.05, it confirms that needs […]
Jeanne Dusabimana & Thomas Tarus KiptanuiUniversity of KigaliEmail: dusabimanajeanne87@gmail.com Abstract: This paper examines the effect of Budgetary Control Practices on the financial sustainability of the AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) in Rwanda, guided by the Resource-Based View (RBV) Theory and the Control Theory. The study investigates the role of budget Monitoring and Evaluation in ensuring the efficient use of financial resources and enhancing organizational performance. A descriptive research design was employed, utilizing both quantitative and qualitative methods. A sample of 132 respondents was selected, with data gathered through questionnaires and interviews. The results, analyzed using SPSS, revealed a strong positive correlation […]
Ange Shami & Ruth OdengoUniversity of KigaliEmail: shamiange123@gmail.com Abstract: This study explores the effect of project planning practices on the performance of the Youth New Vision (YNV) project in Rubavu District, Rwanda, with a particular focus on financial resource planning. A descriptive research design was adopted, employing both quantitative and qualitative methods to assess the relationship between financial planning and project success. A total of 155 respondents, including project managers, financial officers, and other key stakeholders, participated in the study. The results of the correlation analysis revealed a moderate positive relationship between financial resource planning and project performance (Pearson correlation […]
Winnie KabasingaUniversity of Kigali, Rwandahttps://orcid.org/0009-0007-4452-8949Email: winniekabz3@gmail.com Abstract: The general objective of this study was to assess the effect of the electronic tax payment system on tax collection in Rwanda. This research adopted a descriptive research design. Data collection was through a structured questionnaire. The target population for this study was 546 employees located at the RRA headquarters. The sample size was 231 RRA employees. The data was coded and entered into the SPSS. Data was presented in the form of tables and figures. Key findings revealed that the level of significance was .000(b), which was less than the level of […]
Benimana Jacqueline & Nimpano DesireUniversity of Kigalihttps://orcid.org/0009-0005-3416-2088Email: jackiebenimana@gmail.com Abstract: The general objective of this research was to assess the effect of inventory management practices on organizational performance. This study had the following specific objectives: to assess the effect of ABC analysis on performance of Dubai Port World Rwanda, to examine the effect of batch tracking on performance of Dubai Port World Rwanda and to analyze the effect of inventory regular audit on performance of Dubai Port World Rwanda. R Square value of .635 demonstrates that approximately 63.5% of the variation in organizational performance is explained by the inventory management practices […]
Francis Kwesi Nsakwa Gabriel-Wettey – Department of Educational Studies & Leadership, University of Ghana, Legon, Accra-GhanaWilliam Asamoah – Suponso-Onomabo D/A Basic School, GhanaUsman Kojo Abonyi – Department of Educational Studies & Leadership, University of Ghana, Legon, Accra-GhanaRichard Kyere Asomah – Department of Teacher of Education, University of Ghana, Legon, Accra-GhanaDoreen Ahwireng – Department of Educational Studies & Leadership, University of Ghana, Legon, Accra-GhanaORCD: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6332-5991Email: fkngabriel-wettey@ug.edu.gh Abstract: Understanding motivation and work attitudes is essential to comprehending organisational citizenship behaviour of workers, which is believed leads to high productivity, performance, and persistence. This study looked at how motivation affected the organisational citizenship […]
Mukamazimpaka Chantal & Nimpano DesireUniversity of Kigalihttps://orcid.org/0009-0009-0672-9779Email: kayumbachantal2020@gmail.com Abstract: The general objective of this research was to evaluate Effect of procurement planning on the performance of organizations within the public sector, focusing specifically on the Ministry of Education in Rwanda. The study aimed to assess Effect of needs assessments, market surveys, supply identification, and payment terms within procurement planning on Performance of Ministry. This study adopted Resource-Based View Theory (RBV), Goal setting theory and Public Value Theory. This study employed a combination of descriptive and correlational research design. The unstandardized coefficient for the constant is 0.262, indicating the baseline value […]
Marie Solange Tuyizere and Daniel MburamatareUniversity of KigaliEmail: msolangetu2014@gmail.com Abstract: This study explores the effect of credit management practices, with a particular focus on loan appraisal, on the financial performance of Umurenge SACCOs in Rulindo District, Rwanda. Grounded in an Asymmetric Information Theory, the research adopts a descriptive design and employs a mixed-methods approach, integrating both quantitative and qualitative techniques. A total of 143 respondents were selected using purposive sampling, and data were collected through structured questionnaires. Descriptive analysis revealed that respondents generally agreed on the importance of loan appraisal, with a mean score of 3.75 for the statement “Loan […]
Habiyambere Arnaud & Akumuntu JosephUniversity of Kigalihttps://orcid.org/0009-0005-7540-9745Email: arnoldhabiyambere@gmail.com Abstract: The general objective of this study was to assess the effect of inventory management on the supply chain performance of Bralirwa PLC. Data analysis conducted using SPSS (Statistical Package for Social Sciences). The findings indicate the coefficient for inventory cost (β1= 0.345) indicates that for every unit increase in inventory cost, supply chain performance improves by 0.345 units, p-value is 0.000, which is less than 0.05, indicating statistical significance. Stock level has an unstandardized coefficient (β2 = 0.340), meaning that for every unit increase in stock level, supply chain performance improves […]
Jacob Tito Ngwenya, Moffat Chitapa Tarusikirwa & Chipo MakamureFaculty of EducationZimbabwe Open UniversityEmail: emp22927@gmail.com Abstract: The article avers that the adoption and adaptation of educational technologies as an instructional method for Advanced level Chemistry teaching improves outcomes. The study conveniently settled for a former group A school in Zimbabwe’s Midlands province as its case study. Premised on a qualitative research methodology and minimal quantification, a purposive sample of 30 students drawn from a population of 120 students in the sciences department, point out that, deploying educational technology tools in the learning process has desirable outcomes on a comparative basis with […]
Mbowa Henry Stanley – Kabale University Eton Marus – Muni University Sylivia Byarugaba Tushabe – Kabale University Email: mbowa200@gmail.com https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1107-3056 Abstract: Social Media Platforms are a supreme medium of communication between businesses and customers to enhance Market Performance in contemporary times. However, social medial platforms remain underexplored in the local literature, despite their usefulness to market performance. Thus, the study examined the common social media platforms used by manufacturing Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) to enhance market performance in Wakiso district, Uganda. The study employed a cross-sectional survey design targeting 2,279 SMEs from 340 SMEs were determined using the Yamane […]
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