Category: volume 10 Issue 3
Effect of Project Planning Practices on Performance of Mining Projects: A Case of Bugarama Wolfram Mining Project in Burera District, Rwanda

Effect of Project Planning Practices on Performance of Mining Projects: A Case of Bugarama Wolfram Mining Project in Burera District, Rwanda

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Jean Bertrand Aristide MicomyizaUniversity of Kigalihttps://orcid.org/0009-0004-0934-486XEmail: micomyizajeanbertrandaristide@gmail.com Abstract: This study examined the effect of project planning practices on performance of Bugarama Wolfram Mining Project in Burera District, Rwanda. Project resource planning, risk mitigation planning, stakeholders engagement planning, and monitoring and evaluation planning were assessed as predictors of project performance. Resource-Based View Theory, Complexity Theory, Stakeholder…

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Effect of Contract Compliance on Organizational Performance: A Case of MTN Rwanda

Effect of Contract Compliance on Organizational Performance: A Case of MTN Rwanda

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Nicolas Shyaka and Joseph AkumuntuUniversity of Kigalihttps://orcid.org/0009-0002-5740-3372Email: shyakanico@gmail.com Abstract: This study assessed the effect of contract compliance on organizational performance of MTN Rwanda. Contract terms adherence, contract legal compliance, contract implementation compliance, and contract monitoring were examined as predictors of organizational performance. Transaction Cost Economics Theory, Agency Theory, Institutional Theory, and Stakeholder Theory guided the…

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Physical Care Needs on Psychological Well-being among the Elderly Nuns in Mbarara Archdiocese

Physical Care Needs on Psychological Well-being among the Elderly Nuns in Mbarara Archdiocese

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Rosette Kyogabirwe, Kiyinyi Pio Frank and Jane Frank NalubegaNkumba University, Ugandarosetteky@yahoo.co.uk Abstract: This study examined the influence of physical care needs on the psychological well-being of elderly Catholic nuns in the Mbarara Archdiocese, Uganda. Despite the existence of faith-based care structures and national policy frameworks supporting older persons, many elderly nuns continue to experience age-related…

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Influence of Principle of Subsidiarity on Decision-Making at Children of God Relief Institute in Kitui County, Kenya

Influence of Principle of Subsidiarity on Decision-Making at Children of God Relief Institute in Kitui County, Kenya

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Faith Nyambura Kamau, Zipporah Muiruri and Elias MokuaTangaza University, KenyaEmail: mburafaik@gmail.com Abstract: The principle of subsidiarity is increasingly important in strengthening employee participation, delegated authority, and responsiveness in organisational decision-making. However, effective application of subsidiarity may be constrained by the need to balance staff autonomy with managerial oversight. This study examined the influence of subsidiarity…

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Influence of Project Management Practices on Successful Project Completion in Rwanda: A Case of Digital Opportunity Trust (DOT) Rwanda, 2024–2025

Influence of Project Management Practices on Successful Project Completion in Rwanda: A Case of Digital Opportunity Trust (DOT) Rwanda, 2024–2025

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Ingabire Mugiraneza Deborah and Samuel WabalaUniversity of Kigali, RwandaEmail: ingabineza@gmail.com Abstract: This study examined the influence of project management practices on the successful completion of the Digital Skills for Employability (DES) Project implemented by Digital Opportunity Trust (DOT) Rwanda. Despite Rwanda’s ambitious digital transformation agenda and substantial donor investment in youth-employability programs, many similar interventions…

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Effect of Project Management Approaches on Project Quality Compliance: A Case Study of European Union Horticulture Project in Rwamagana District, Rwanda

Effect of Project Management Approaches on Project Quality Compliance: A Case Study of European Union Horticulture Project in Rwamagana District, Rwanda

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Victor Nzamuye, Sam BazimyaUniversity of Kigalihttps://orcid.org/0009-0009-9934-2863Email: nzavic2019@gmail.com Abstract: This study assessed the effect of project management approaches on project quality compliance in European Union Horticulture Project in Rwamagana District, Rwanda. The study examined project planning, stakeholder coordination, risk management, and project monitoring and evaluation as predictors of project quality compliance. Project Management Theory, Stakeholder Theory,…

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History Teachers’ Perspectives on Continuous Assessment in Tanzanian Secondary Schools

History Teachers’ Perspectives on Continuous Assessment in Tanzanian Secondary Schools

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Josephat Morange and Milka OtienoSt. John’s University of TanzaniaEmail: morangejosephat945@gmail.com Abstract: Continuous Assessment (CA) is a key component of competence-based education reforms, intended to promote formative assessment, continuous feedback, and competency development. Despite policy reforms in Tanzania, evidence suggests a persistent gap between CA policy intentions and classroom implementation. This study explored History teachers’ awareness…

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Effect of Risk Management Practices on Agricultural Projects Performance: A Case of Avocado Growing Project under Kotwidika Cooperative in Murama Sector, Kayonza District, Rwanda

Effect of Risk Management Practices on Agricultural Projects Performance: A Case of Avocado Growing Project under Kotwidika Cooperative in Murama Sector, Kayonza District, Rwanda

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Esther Kangabe and Jean de Dieu DushimimanaUniversity of KigaliEmail: kangabeesther2@gmail.com Abstract: This study examined the effect of risk management practices on agricultural project performance, focusing on the avocado-growing project under KOTWIDIKA Cooperative in Murama Sector, Kayonza District, Rwanda. Specifically, it assessed the effect of risk identification on project performance. The study adopted a descriptive and…

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Posttraumatic Stress Disorder and Work Engagement among Health Workers Involved in COVID-19 Treatment at Jinja Regional Referral Hospital, Uganda

Posttraumatic Stress Disorder and Work Engagement among Health Workers Involved in COVID-19 Treatment at Jinja Regional Referral Hospital, Uganda

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Jennifer Hope Kyarimpa, Otwine Tweheyo Anne and Francis KazibweBishop Stuart University, UgandaEmail: jenniferkyarimpa@yahoo.co.uk Abstract: Frontline management of COVID-19 exposed health workers to repeated traumatic events that could undermine their psychological wellbeing and engagement at work. This study examined the extent of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), the level of work engagement, and the relationship between PTSD…

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Effects of Gender-based Violence on Girl’s Classroom Participation: Evidence of Public Secondary Schools in Kakamega East Sub County Kenya

Effects of Gender-based Violence on Girl’s Classroom Participation: Evidence of Public Secondary Schools in Kakamega East Sub County Kenya

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Merciline Atsango, Jason Nganyi and Lydia WamochaDepartment Of Educational Planning and ManagementMasinde Muliro University of Science and TechnologyOrcid: 0009-0003-3261-682XEmail: mercilineatsango@gmail.com Abstract: Gender-based violence (GBV) is a significant obstacle to girls’ learning, limiting their ability to access, attend and complete secondary education. Despite government initiatives to promote equality in educational access, many girls experiencephysical, sexual, psychological…

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