The schools have been under pressure because of poor management and planning and are now faced with serious consequences of low staff morale, poor academic performance and pupils falling rolls. The parents from Soin Division ...

Geophagia is defined as deliberate consumption of earths’ materials e.g. soil, clay and soft stones. The practice is widespread among pregnant women and there are conflicting views as to whether it is beneficial to health ...

This study examines the history of the Perkerra Irrigation Scheme from 1954 to 2013. The scheme was started in 1954 to harness water from the Perkerra River for irrigation. This study explored how the Tugen and IlChamus ...

Heavy metal pollution in the environment is a problem experienced all over the world. Whereas heavy metals exist naturally in the environment, heavy metal pollution is associated withn anthropogenic activities. Pollution ...

Root knot diseases are known to attack many crops especially legumes such as chickpea. Losses due to root knot nematodes (Meloidogyne spp.) in chickpea have been approximated at 13.7% of yield loss which translates to loss ...

Sithole Nok’phiwa Lamie The most distinguishing feature between developed and developing countries is the relative poverty rates. Poverty scourge undermines lives of many in developing countries including Swaziland (63%). ...

The Mara River basin is the lifeline to Maasai Mara Game reserve in Kenya and the Serengeti National park in Tanzania. Its major perennial tributaries are Nyangores and Amala both originating from Mau Escarpment. Unprecedented ...

Climate and land use are the two most significant factors that influence watershed hydrology globally. The impact of climate variability on streamflow arises from changes in precipitation and temperature, leading to the ...