The study was about the effect of accounting record keeping and performance of small scale business units in the New taxi park basing on the following objectives; to find out whether traders in new taxi park keep accounting records, to find out performance level of small scale business units in new taxi park and to establish the relationship between accounting record keeping and performance of small scale business units in new taxi park. The study design comprised of a combination of both descriptive and cross sectional research designs and both qualitative and quantitative data were employed. Stratified sampling was used to determine the sample size. A sample size of 136 computed by a formula for krejcie and Morgan 1970 was considered primary data was collected by the use of questionnaires which focused on the research questions. Secondary data was got from journal reports and internet which are in relation to the study objectives. Data entered into excel was presented by the use of frequency tables. Data analyzed by statistical packages for social scientists (SPSS) was presented in form of Pearson correlation coefficience table which showed the strength of relationship between accounting record keeping and performance of small scale business units. Findings on effectiveness of accounting record keeping in small scale business units showed that accounting record keeping enhances business decision making and adjustment accounting record play a role in reduction of operating costs, improves efficiency and productively. Recommendation on the accounting record keeping in small scale business units, operators of small scale business units need to ensure that complete and accurate business records are kept to enhance business decision making and improve efficiency and productivity.

The study was about effect of high population growth on hygiene situation in Kinawataka, Nakawa Municipality as a case study. This study was based on the objectives which included; to analyze the hygiene situation in Kinawataka, Nakawa Municipality, to find out how high population growth fosters the hygiene situation in Kinawataka, Nakawa Municipality. To find out the hygiene related challenges in Kinawataka, Nakawa Municipality as a result of high population growth. The study adopted a descriptive survey research design where both qualitative and quantitative data were employed in the bid to understand the effect of high population growth on hygiene situation in Kinawataka, Nakawa Municipality. Data used included both primary and secondary, with primary data collected by use of self-administered questions. The study covered a sample of 70 respondents. Simple random sampling was used; questionnaires and interview guides were used as the instruments of data collection. Regarding the hygiene situation, the study found out that a series of high population growth problems including the rapid growth informal settlements, housing and land shortage, increased poverty, deteriorating environmental conditions, water pollution, deteriorating health status and inadequate water supply and sanitation services were major indicators of hygiene. The study further concluded that high population growth resulted into many destructive and irresistible effects on natural environments such as, increased flooding magnitude, encroachment on gazzetted areas, and diseases. With more and more people living and moving being born the problem will extend beyond existing boundaries and result in more damage to the natural environment. The study concluded that KCCA, in collaboration with the Ministry of Education and Human Resources must integrate within the national curriculum provisions whereby seminars, should be carried out to sensitize issues involved in hygiene and environmental and health aspects.

In Uganda the number of OVCs resulted from different causes such as death of parents from diseases e.g AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome), accidents and those with divorced parents is drastically increasing. OVCs are among the most vulnerable members of the society, often lacking basic needs (food, clothing and shelter) and services related to better Education. Undoubtedly, the number of AIDS OVCs is increasing at an alarming rate and parental death due to AIDS has resulted in their school dropouts, labour exploitation, stigma and discrimination. In this study the target population consisted of all OVPs (from primary 4, primary 5, primary 6 and primary 7) and all teachers, all head of schools, Director of studies in primary schools in Entebbe municipality. The study took place in Entebbe municipality in Wakiso District in Buganda Region; it is a region, which is doing well in academic performance at National level (National Examinations). The reputation of Entebbe municipality in academic performance made a researcher to be interested in investigating the academic performance of OVPs in presence of prevailing challenges they normally face in primary schools. The main focus of the study was to examine the challenges facing OVPs in academic performance in primary schools in Entebbe municipality. The researcher reviewed related literature on the effectiveness of those challenges facing OVPs in academic performance in primary school in Entebbe municipality and established that there was limited research on the same locally. Through the review of literature it was also found out that different research done put more emphasis on the challenges facing AIDS OVPs in primary schools but did not concentrate on the challenges facing OVPs from different causes in academic performance in primary schools in Uganda, particularly Entebbe municipality. The major findings of this research involved the identified difference between the number of OVPs in public primary schools and that of private primary schools. There are more OVPs in public primary schools than in public primary. As it was observed by a researcher that OVPs in Public primary schools expressed themselves more easily without any fear contrary to those OVPs in Private primary schools. These findings also related to the differences in criteria used by teachers in both public and private primary schools on identifying OVPs. There were different criteria used by teachers in public primary schools and no criteria of identifying OVPs in Private primary schools. Identifying OVPs is crucial as far as the issue of providing support in term of eradicating or minimizing the challenges they face in academic performance is concerned. Also, it was found out that, the support from the government and other stakeholders to deal with the challenges facing OVPs in academic performance is very minimal in relation to the existing number of OVPs. This can be taken into account that the academic performance of OVPs does not rely on the provision of school fees only, but also depend much on availability of basic needs (like foods, clothing and shelter) and psychological help relating to alleviation of traumas of their parental death.

The study was about impact of food vendors’ knowledge on the cooking practices: a case study of chapati, chips and chicken vendors at Nkumba University stage to Abaita Ababiri. The problem of street foods is that street food vendors are often poor, uneducated, and lack knowledge in safe food handling, environment, sanitation and hygiene, mode of food display, food service and hand washing, sources of raw materials, and use of potable water. The objectives of the study were: to find out the level of knowledge of street food vendors along Entebbe Highway; to find out how the level of knowledge impacts on the cooking practices of street food vendors along Entebbe Highway ; and to come up with appropriate food cooking practices that can improve on street food quality. The researcher used both qualitative and quantitative designs because both are important in analyzing data. The qualitative approach enabled the researcher to follow many steps which make the collection of the required data to be in depth, and to describe the behaviors of the respondents. The quantitative research design on the other hand enabled the researcher to capture the statistics needed for the research. The findings of the study showed that the majority of the respondents had no formal knowledge of what cooking practices are with 22(88%) implying that most of the street food vendors have skills of the basic cooking practices through experience but not formal knowledge of cooking. The food vendors’ level of knowledge of cooking practices included knowledge cooking practices involving cooking, Frying, Boiling, warming food and roasting mainly carried out in open air stalls and stalls surrounded with plastic material or plant material. The level of knowledge impacted on the cooking practices of street food vendors in a way that most of they had a set menu for determining the amount of food to cook. The knowledge of how to clean cooking equipment made cooking easier and inspired the street food vendors to come up with good dishes because the clean equipment provided for energy saving during the preparation of the foods and also encouraged more repeat customers. The street food vendors suggested appropriate food cooking practices that can improve on street food quality and these included ensuring that street food vendors concentrate on all the areas of food hygiene, wearing uniforms when preparing food, carrying out routine cleaning, getting training, sheltering and sealing off the cooking area so rain, dust, rats, mice, and other rodents cannot access the food storage areas, and the kept utensils and lastly covering the food when cooking, wearing protective gear and fumigating the food preparation areas to kill cockroaches and other insects that fall in food. The researcher recommends that in order to improve the cooking practices, foreign bodies in the food especially hair pieces like braids and natural hair, peelings of food, Flies, small cockroaches and other insects, and threads should be catered for through the covering of food when cooking, and covering their hair bystreet food vendors. Chipped plates, cups and glasses with cracks, and are stained and changed in color that really irritate the customers should not be used to serve food but thrown away.

Katabi Town Council has been experiencing an increasing poor performance of government employees. In 2013-2014, the poor performance of government workers was 37.8% and in 2015-2016 poor performance increased to 43.5%. This shows that poor performance of government employees in Katabi Town has been increasing tremendously (Katabi Town Council Information Office). Basing on statement of the problem, the study aimed at finding out the effects of training on performance of government employees. A case study of Katabi Town Council Wakiso District, Uganda. The objectives of the study were; to find out how professional development contribute to the performance of government employees in Katabi Town Council Uganda, to find out how on-the-job-training lead to performance of government employees in Katabi Town Council, Uganda and to find out how work ethics contribute to the performance of government employees in Katabi Town Council, Uganda. Data was collected using a self-administered questionnaire which was designed by the researcher will the guidance of the research supervisor and the researcher used case study research designs. ‘Findings on showed professional training, on the job training as well as organizing seminars and workshops would enhance performance as employees would deliver quality reports on time and come early for work in Katabi Town Council. The challenge however is that these training opportunities are selectively offered. The recommendations of the study were providing an opportunity for government workers to go for further studies, encouraging on-the-job-training, provision of small loans to government employees for self-development, organizing seminars and workshops to enable government worker acquire more knowledge.

is a summary on the entire report mentioning the objectives of the internship, the period, activities that the internee engaged in, challenges and also recommendations. The internship was carried out at Lugogo Baptist church located next to KatiKati Restaurant opposite Shell petro station from the 8th of February to the 9th of April under supervision of Senior Pastoral team and the administrator as an onsite supervisor. The goal or objective of the internship was to equip and expose the student to pastoral ministry experience. The following are some of the objectives: 1. To equip the student with Pastoral knowledge in regards to pastoral care. 2. To enhance the lessons learnt from class and practically applying them in day today experience. 3. To learn church administration. And other related field of work 4. To empower the student with biblical counseling skillsand teaching, preaching, discipleship

The study was about the role of Civil Society Organizations in the fight against corruption in Entebbe Municipality, Wakiso district, with a case of Entebbe Foundation Against Corruption and study was guided by the following specific objectives; To identify the effectiveness of Civil Society Organizations in fighting corruption, To identify the challenges faced by the Civil Society Organizations in fighting corruption and To establish the possible solutions to the problems of corruption in Entebbe municipality, Wakiso district. The study adopted a case study design with both qualitative and quantitative approaches. A sample size of 60 respondents was taken and this was purposively and randomly chosen and interview and questionnaire methods were used. The study established that, why corruption is at its peak in Uganda, because of the current laws and legal institution that are so weak to prevent the corruption cases, at the same time punish the corrupt officials, such as ant-corruption courts are full of corrupted officials, influenced by the government and corruption victims. Therefore, the chance of realizing reduction in the corruption tendencies is myths The study recommended that. the civil society organization together with government should use the media as a platform to education and make the public aware of the government activities, resources also issues related to corruption, so all people will be attracted and fully involved in monitoring the progressing towards the fight against corruption, The researcher concluded that, the causes of corruption, the mechanism of fighting corruption, the sources of funding for CSO’s, the challenges faced by CSOs and ways of confronting the government to fight corruption. Corruption can be managed if only individuals in charge of managing public officials respect their professionals and integrity when performing the duties and exercising their power and authority in the respective public offices.