Tag: Training

Teachers’ Understanding of Corporal Punishment Legal Policy in Tanzanian Schools

Teachers’ Understanding of Corporal Punishment Legal Policy in Tanzanian Schools

Elkana S Ntebi – St John’s University of Tanzania, DodomaProf. Emmanuel D. Mbennah – Embassy of the United Republic of Tanzania, Harare, ZimbabweCorresponding Author: juniorntebi@gmail.com Abstract: For a long time now, primary schools in Tanzania have been struggling to attain full implementation of the corporal punishment legal policy. Among others, the implementation seems to be…

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Outsourcing of Revenue Collection on Optimization of Revenue Collection in Western Kenya

Outsourcing of Revenue Collection on Optimization of Revenue Collection in Western Kenya

Isaiah Sifuna WalubengoSchool of Business and EconomicsKisii UniversityP.O Box 408-40200Kisii, KenyaEmail: walubengosifuna10@gmail.com Abstract: In a context of rapidly rising government needs and insufficient revenues to meet investment needs, county governments are increasingly looking for innovative means of outsourcing tax collection. Though county Governments have made some progress in revenue collection, revenue collection is yet to…

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Training of Health Units Management Committees (HUMCs) and Performance of Health Centers in Eastern Uganda

Training of Health Units Management Committees (HUMCs) and Performance of Health Centers in Eastern Uganda

Muwanguzi David Gangu, Dr. Otieno George Ochieng, Dr. Keneth Rucha Kibaara, Prof. John Francis Mugisha, Muluya Khalim Mwebaza Department of Health Management and Informatics, Kenyatta University, Kenya. Corresponding author: davidmuwanguzi@yahoo.com Received May 14, 2019; Revised July 28, 2019; Accepted August 14, 2019 Abstract: Community participation has been emphasized internationally as a way of enhancing accountability,…

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