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Metropolitan Journal of Academic and Applied Research
The Metropolitan Journal of Academic and Applied Research (MJAAR) is a peer-reviewed online journal published monthly. The ISSN for the MJAAR Digital Library is ISSN: 3006-6417 (Online). MJAAR is a highly selective journal that covers a wide range of topics, catering to a broad audience interested in academic and applied research across various fields. MJAAR offers numerous advantages designed to enhance research skills and advance academic careers. Publishing in scholarly journals plays a critical role in career progression within academia. Author Benefits Specific to MJAAR Publications: Fast and Efficient Paper Publishing Process: Authors can expect a smooth and timely publication process. Indexing in Prominent Databases: MJAAR is listed in notable platforms such as Google Scholar, ResearchGate, Scirus, get CITED, and others. Expert Peer Review Panel: We are honoured to have a highly respected team of academic reviewers from leading universities around the world. Open Access Journal: This ensures wide visibility and promotion of your published work. MJAAR is managed by a distinguished Board of Editors and is supported by an international review board comprised of prominent academics and professionals from renowned universities, colleges, and institutions across Africa, the Middle East, and beyond. To ensure the highest quality standards, all manuscripts submitted to MJAAR undergo a stringent review process, which includes blind reviews by one or more members of the international editorial review board, followed by an in-depth evaluation by MJAAR editors. We are committed to supporting our authors in excelling across all areas of academic and applied research. Read more →
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297 articlesTechnology In Business Operations Among Nakasero Traders In Kampala, Uganda
This study examined the role of technology in business operations among traders in Nakasero Market, one of Kampala's oldest, largest, and most commercially dynamic fresh-produce and wholesale markets, serving as the prim…
The Role Of E-Procurement System In Enhancing Transparency And Accountability In Local Government: A Case Study Of Wakiso District Local Government
Public procurement remains one of the largest and most vulnerable areas of public expenditure in local governments, and the adoption of electronic procurement (e-procurement) systems has been widely promoted as a mechani…
The Role Of Wetlands In Flood Regulation: A Case Study Of Nakivubo Wetland, Kampala City
Wetlands provide critical regulating ecosystem services, including the attenuation of storm water runoff and mitigation of urban flooding, yet rapid urbanization in many African cities has led to significant wetland degr…
Access To Healthcare For People With Disabilities: A Case Study Of Mulimira Zone, Bukoto I, Kampala
Despite Uganda’s progressive legal and policy commitments to disability rights, persons with disabilities in many urban communities continue to face significant barriers to accessing healthcare. This study examined acces…
Uganda's Refugee Policy And Regional Stability In Host Communities: A Case Study Of Nakivale Refugee Settlement In Isingiro District, Uganda
This study examined the relationship between Uganda's refugee policy and regional stability in host communities, using Nakivale Refugee Settlement in Isingiro District as a case study. The study was guided by three objec…
The Influence Of School Management Styles On Students’ Performance In Secondary Schools In Kabarole District
The quality of school leadership and management is widely regarded as one of the most significant school-level factors influencing students’ academic performance, yet secondary schools within the same district often exhi…
The Role Of E-Commerce In Expanding Market Research For Uganda Smes: A Case Study Of Jumia Uganda
Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) constitute the backbone of Uganda’s private sector, yet many continue to struggle with limited market information, narrow customer reach, and weak capacity to understand shifting consu…
The Effect Of E-Learning Platforms On Teachers’ Teaching Practices In Secondary Schools: A Case Study Of Kiziranfumbi Secondary School
The integration of e-learning platforms into secondary school instruction has been widely promoted as a means of enriching teaching practice, yet the extent to which teachers actually change how they plan, deliver, and a…
Effectiveness Of Public Service Delivery Reforms And Citizens’ Satisfaction: A Study Of Wakiso District, Uganda
Over the past two decades, Uganda has implemented a series of public service delivery reforms, including decentralization, results-oriented management, client charters, and the integration of information technology into …
The Relationship Between School Farms And Learners’ Interest In Agriculture Among Primary Schools In Uganda: The Case Of Balawoli Sub-County, Kamuli District
Uganda’s agricultural sector continues to face a demographic challenge in which young people increasingly perceive farming as an unattractive, low-status livelihood option, a perception that education stakeholders have a…