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      Implementation of curriculum reform and its implications: The case of Kenya. [1]
      Improving the management of sexual maturation at primary schools: information needs from the perspective of Ugandan school children [2]
      Indigenizing religious names [2]
      Individualization of common wetlands in Uganda and the role of changing economic opportunities: a case study of Igogero Wetland, Iganga District [2]
      Institutional dilemmas in tropical resource management: a case study of Kakamega forest, Kenya [1]
      Integrating Women’s Reproductive Roles with Productive Activities in Commerce: The Case of Businesswomen in Kampala, Uganda [1]
      The integration of refugees into Uganda's education system [2]
      An investigation into the impact of Catholic education on families in Mugalike Parish in relation to Vatican II Gravissimum educationis [1]
      Labour problems in the economic and social development of Zambia [2]
      Land law and land law policy in Eastern Africa [2]
      Land reform and sustainable livelihoods in Kibaale district [1]
      Land tenure in Uganda: present day tendencies [1]
      Land tenure, access to land, and agricultural development in Uganda. [2]
      The livestock industry: its changing pattern in subsistence farming and East African development. [1]
      Local finances system and the feasibility of its decentralization [2]
      Localizing millennium development goals (MDGs) in Uganda: re-visiting decentralization and its role in delivering success [1]
      Making sense of the Uganda-Rwanda armed conflict in the Democractic Republic of Congo (DRC) [2]
      Male promiscuity: The negotiation of masculinities by motorbike taxi-riders in Masaka, Uganda. [1]
      Managing planned development: Tanzania's experience [2]
      Men's attitudes to condoms and female controlled means of protection against HIV and STDs in South-western Uganda. [1]