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      Factors affecting industrial employment [1]
      Factors influencing the location of industry in Uganda [2]
      Family-education: A strategy toward imparting natural family planning in Kaproron Parish - Tororo Archdiocese in the light of humanae vitae [1]
      Female control of sexuality: illusion or reality? Use of vaginal products in South west Uganda. [1]
      Final report of the baseline survey for the Quality Enhancement Initiative (QEI) project [1]
      Financing of local government with special reference to vertical and horizontal revenue sharing [2]
      Food security and nutrition: the experience of Zimbabwe since independence in 1980 [2]
      Food systems under stress (FSUS) project FSUS/PRA workshop – Tanzania Magindu Village, Kibaha District, 23-25 August 1993. [1]
      Food Systems Under Stress (FSUS) Project. Country Profile: Zambia [2]
      Food Systems under Stress (FSUS) Project: Country Profile: Botswana [2]
      Food systems under stress: the Uganda situation [2]
      Formation and impact of political parties in 1950s up to independence (1962): Lessons for democracy. [1]
      Gender and poverty: the agriculture sector programme support in Uganda. [2]
      Gender, class, culture and democratisation: a study of women’s participation in formal politics and collective activities in Kampala, Uganda [1]
      Homosexuality, sex work, and HIV/AIDS in displacement and post-conflict settings: The case of refugees in Uganda. [1]
      House wrenched by internal divisions: Combating Kenyan environmental Crime in the midst of an Institutional labyrinth [1]
      Human resource policy and lecturer performance in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences, Makerere University [1]
      Humanitarian assistance and its implication on the integration of refugees in Uganda: Some observations. [1]
      "I never thought that this baby would survive; I thought that it would die any time'; perceptions and care for preterm babies in Eastern Uganda. [1]
      An impact evaluation of a micro community-based project: a case study of Nyabushozi County, Mbarara District [2]