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Towards an Improved Framework for E-Risk Management for Digital Financial Services (DFS) in Ugandan Banks: A Case of Bank of Africa (Uganda) Limited.
(JOURNAL OF INFORMATION AND ORGANIZATIONAL SCIENCES, 2022)One of the predominant challenges facing banks in low resource countries is the management of Digital Financial Services (DFS) risks. Many banks are making worthwhile efforts to boost the factors that make them come on ... -
Farmers’ education and food security at the household level in Lira City, Northern Uganda
(International Journal of Development Research, 2024)The study highlights the contribution of Farmers' Education to food security among selected households in one division of Lira City. The research questions addressed; the contribution of farmers' Education to food ... -
Unpackaging E-governance within the Perceptive of Community Development: A review of Selected Services in Uganda
(International Journal of Public Policy and Administration, 2024)Purpose: This study aimed to review the relationship between e-governance and local community development by specifically, focusing on four selected services, viz., universal education, youth welfare, reproductive health ... -
Working Conditions and Employee Performance in Lira city, Northern Uganda: A Twin Challenge to Service Delivery
(American Journal of Strategic Studies, 2024)Purpose: This study aimed to examine the effect of working conditions on employee performance in Lira City, Northern Uganda. Methodology: A descriptive research was adopted among a population of primary school teachers ... -
The Rise of Systemic Corruption in Uganda: Strategic Interventions for Public Sector Managers
(International Journal of Developing Country Studies, 2024)Purpose: This paper examined the rise of systemic corruption, the engagement in walks-against-corruption, the alternative carrot and stick as well as the observable challenges facing Uganda. Methods and design: This study ...
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