Muni University Institutional Repository (Muni-IR)
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The Effect of ICT on Households’ Food Security in Uganda. Evidence from Acholi Sub Region in Northern Uganda
(International Journal of Technology and Management, 2018-06-30)According to the Global Food Security Report (2017), about 108 million people are food insecure all over the world, and the situation is likely to worsen. It is estimated that by 2050, 9.1 billion people worldwide will be ... -
The economic contribution of artisanal and small-scale gold mining in Uganda: a case of Mubende and Buhweju districts
(International Journal of Technology and Management, 2016-06)Small-scale mining is often used interchangeably with artisanal mining, with acceptance that there is no consistent global definition for the terms. Broadly, smallscale mining refers to the exploitation of marginal or small ... -
The Health and Ecological Implications of Mercury use in Artisanal Gold Extraction Process
(International Journal of Technology and Management, 2018-06-12)This paper presents findings of the study to examine the implications of Mercury use in artisanal gold mining on the ecological systems and the miners’ health. Mercury is extensively used in gold extraction ... -
Muni University Newsletter, September 2018 Issue
(Muni University, 2018-09)This Issue features the reappointment of Eng. Dr. Erick Tiyo Sekebbugga Adriko as the Chancellor of Muni University; the National Dean of Students and Guild Leaders’ conferences held at Muni University; and the Stakeholders’ ... -
Muni University Newsletter, August 2018 Issue
(Muni University, 2018-08)This August Issue features interesting update on the Fourth Set of students admitted to Muni University; the handover of Multipurpose Health Sciences building by the contractors; e-resources training for First Year students ...
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