Kabale University Interdisciplinary Research Journal

About the Journal

Kabale University Interdisciplinary Research Journal (KURJ) is a multidisciplinary journal accepting high quality original research articles, letters and commentaries on a wide range of disciplines. KURJ intends to bridge the gap between research and innovation within the University environment and to bring to fore a multidisciplinary university based journal that can be used for disseminating high quality and impactful publications.

Current Issue

Vol. 2 No. 1 (2023)

Published: 2023-05-31

Articles

Working capital management practices and performance of small and medium enterprises in western Uganda

Arthur Sunday, Abanis Turyahebwa, Eliab Mpora Byamukama

4 - 21
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Masked and unmasked face recognition model using deep learning techniques. A case of black race

Vicent Mabirizi, Ray Brooks Ampaire , Gloria Muhoza B.

22 - 31
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An investigation into information security managerial practices in selected public sector organizations

Benjamin K. Ahimbisibwe, Peter Nabende , Florence Musiimenta

32 - 40
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Anxiety and fear of negative evaluation as predictors of hypomanic activity among freshly admitted university students in Lagos Nigeria

Bushura Afolabi Aroyewun , Baba Ahmed Karatu, Graziella Onyegesi

41 - 50
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Skills for collecting research data, analytical skills, and lecturer job effectiveness at Nigerian universities

Ebenezer Jegede Oluwafemi, Bernard D. Otu

51 - 63
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Promoting work-family balance as a strategy for optimising female faculty productivity in Uganda’s public universities

Eva Tumusiime

64 - 80
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Governance and poverty eradication policy performance during the NRM Administration in Uganda 1986 – 2020

Abel Mucunguzi, Anny Katabaazi Bwengye

81 - 102
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The effect of risk management on fi nancial performance in Uganda. A case of Kabale municipal council, Kabale district

Bernard Mwesigwa Kabweine, Marus Eton, Arthur Sunday, Bernard Patrick Ogwel

103 - 111
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Infl uence of physical school facilities on learning performance of students with physical disabilities: A case study of Dodoma city secondary schools

Nicco Abel Kombe, Eliza Mwakasangula

112 - 126
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Utilization of the Delta State contributory health scheme among teachers in government secondary schools in Delta-south senatorial district, Delta state, Nigeria

E. E. Owhojedo, E. S. Awuno, I. M. Enemuwe, P. G. Oyibo, P. Tettehfio

127 - 140
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The effect of fractionation of the essential oil from pinus syvestris on the synergistic and antagonistic medicinal activities

Awojide H. Shola, Adegbite Aishat Olasunnbo, Oyewole A. Kehinde, Adeyemo G. Abayomi, Fadunmade E. Olumide, Jacob Anifowose Adebanjo

141 - 154
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Kabale University Interdisciplinary Research Journal

About the Journal

Current Issue

Articles

Working capital management practices and performance of small and medium enterprises in western Uganda

Masked and unmasked face recognition model using deep learning techniques. A case of black race

An investigation into information security managerial practices in selected public sector organizations

Anxiety and fear of negative evaluation as predictors of hypomanic activity among freshly admitted university students in Lagos Nigeria

Skills for collecting research data, analytical skills, and lecturer job effectiveness at Nigerian universities

Promoting work-family balance as a strategy for optimising female faculty productivity in Uganda’s public universities

Governance and poverty eradication policy performance during the NRM Administration in Uganda 1986 – 2020

The effect of risk management on fi nancial performance in Uganda. A case of Kabale municipal council, Kabale district

Infl uence of physical school facilities on learning performance of students with physical disabilities: A case study of Dodoma city secondary schools

Utilization of the Delta State contributory health scheme among teachers in government secondary schools in Delta-south senatorial district, Delta state, Nigeria

The effect of fractionation of the essential oil from pinus syvestris on the synergistic and antagonistic medicinal activities

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Editor-in-Chief

Deputy Editor-in-Chief