Background As resource-limited health systems evolve to address complex diseases, attention must be returned to basic primary care delivery. Limited data exists detailing the quality of general adult and adolescent primary ...

Ethnographic study on HIV/AIDS information behaviour conducted by the lead author in Sheffield, England among persons affected personally or indirectly by HIV/AIDS included British nationals, Africans, Europeans, and ...

This article examines the limits of national discussions on gender equality in Rwanda from the perspectives of disabled young women. Based on 16 in-depth interviews and three focus group interviews with disabled Rwandan ...

Response Surface Methodology (RSM) is a powerful and efficient mathematical approach widely applied in the optimization process of selected variables. Cellulase and xylanase enzyme production by Penicillium crustosum ...

Waste cellulosic materials (potato peel, onion peel, carrot peel and sugar beet peel) are inducers for cellulase, xylanase and ligninase production in wild strains of Penicillium crustosum and Penicillium sp. which ...

This article reviewed published papers on the use of soil and litter arthropods as biological indicators of soil quality since the 1970s. Our review shows that soil and litter arthropods are litter transformers and ecosystem ...

This research presents a case study on perceptions of local people on the use of Nyabrongo river wetland and its conservation in Rwanda. It critically examines the potential implications of a shift in wetland use and ...

"Organizations whether secular or religious, ever face the problem of resource scarcity. For this reason, resource management systems have been developed to help organizations to better use the available scarce resources. ...