Research Publications Repository
Research Publications Repository
By Tony et al,. Abstract The number of people suffering from chronic undernourishment in sub-Saharan Africa has increased. The potential of the cowpea to be the crop of the future to address food and nutrition insecurity is evident in sub-Saharan…
Lado, T. F., Jibi, W. F. and Moilinga, P. T. Abstract Fire‐related heat and endozoochory by elephants have independently been found to be important for savanna plant seed germination, yet there is little information on how heat affects germination…
Serafino M. A. A. et al., Abstract Introduction: Chinese Holstein in South China suffer heat stress for a long period, which leads to evolutionary differences from Chinese Holstein in North China. The aim of this study was to estimate the…
Madison BBB Download the PDF file below The current crisis of human resource for health in Africa
Madut et al., Abstract Brucellosis is a zoonotic disease of public health importance; its prevalence varies globally. In low-income countries, brucellosis is an endemic and neglected disease affecting both animals and humans. This study was intended to establish brucellosis sero-prevalence…
Andrew Amegove Kiri 1, Kuorwel Kuai Kuorwel2 Abstract The situation analysis of food safety control systems of South Sudan was carried out from November 2019 to April 2020 by the country team that previously attended the ‘Food Safety Training Workshop…
Andrew AK 1, Timothy C2 and Twinomujuni E3 Abstract Background: Adolescence is a stage of growth characterized with intense anabolism. During this stage the body requirements for all nutrients increases. Children at this stage usually have poor feeding habits with…
Jacob K. Lupai Department of Agricultural Sciences, College of Natural Resources and Environmental Studies, University of Juba, South Sudan. ABSTRACT. The purpose of the research is to increase knowledge and understanding of constraints in agricultural development for self-reliance and prosperity…
Tongum et al., ABSTRACT Background: Pre-lacteal feeding (PLF) is a barrier to optimal breastfeeding and increases the risk of diarrhoea and acute respiratory tract infections in infants.The prevalence and predictors of PLF are not well studied in South Sudan. Understanding…
Andrew Amegovu and Timothy Chewere Abstract Karamoja region in Uganda is continuously affected by draught, cattle rustling and food insecurity resulting to high malnutrition rates over the past 40 years. In response to the persistent and high malnutrition (Global Acute…