2007 BRITISH THESES ABOUT AFRICA

Agriculture
Auguet, O.T. Theileria parva: inter and intra species interactions in the
community of endemic pathogens of African cattle a longitudinal study in South
East Uganda. Ph.D., Edinburgh.
Das, B. Epidemiology and management of Cerocospora Zeae-Maydis, Causal pathogen
of Gray leaf spot of maize, in Zambia. Ph.D., London, Imperial Coll. of
Science, Technology and Medicine.
Fyfe, J. The impact and outcomes of recent control interventions against
trypanosomiasis in eastern Uganda. Ph.D., Edinburgh.
Kaare, M.T. Rabies control in rural Tanzania: optimising the design and
implementation of domestic dog vaccination programmes. Ph.D., Edinburgh.
Lembo, T. An investigation of disease reservoirs in complex ecosystems: rabies
and canine distemper in the Serenget. Ph.D., Edinburgh.
Msogoya, T.J. Characteristics and mechanisms of in vitro induced variation in
landraces of East African highland bananas (Musa AAA East Africa) [Uganda].
Ph.D., Essex.
Nalivata, P.C. Evaluation of factors affecting the quality of compost made by
smallholder farmers in Malawi. Ph.D., Cranfield.
Nying, C.
Reading.

Phosphate rock dissolution in P-deficient soils of Cameroon.

Ph.D.,

O'Gorman, G.M. Transcriptional profiling studies of trypanotolerant and

trypanosusceptible African cattle during Trypanosoma congolense infection.
Ph.D., U. Coll., Dublin.
Obeng-Antwi, K.
Ph.D., Reading.

Genetic diversity in maize (Zea mays L.) landraces in Ghana.

Osei, K. Nematode suppression and soil improvement potential of some leguminous

cover crops in Ghana. Ph.D., Reading.
Schoonman, L. Epidemiology of leptospirosis and other zoonotic diseases in
cattle in Tanzania and their relative risk to public health. Ph.D., Reading.
Simonit, S. Ecological-economic modelling and implications of land use change
and wetlands extent on freshwater fisheries: the case of Lake Victoria (East
Africa) [Kenya]. Ph.D., York.
Takan, J.P. A study on the genetic diversity, sexuality and pathogenicity of
the finger millet blast pathogen Magnaporthe grisea populations in two East
African countries [Uganda & Kenya]. Ph.D., Exeter.
von Wissmann, B. Investigating the epidemiology of trypanosomiasis in domestic
livestock at the micro-scale in Busia, Kenya. Ph.D., Edinburgh.

Anthropology
Basell, L.S. An exploration of the Middle Stone Age of Eastern Africa, and
excavations at Rambogo Rock Shelter, Kenya. Ph.D., Cambridge.
Desta, M.S. Fertility dynamics in Ethiopia: a multi-faceted analysis.
Southampton.

Ph.D.,

Gogonas, N. Ethnolinguistic vitality and language maintenance in secondgeneration migrants: a study of Albanian and Egyptian pupils in Athens. D.Phil,
Sussex.
Hamza, B.

Berber ethnicity and language shift in Tunisia.

Hutchinson, E.
Coll.

D.Phil., Sussex.

Private loss, public gain: orphans in Malawi.

Ph.D., London U.

Khattab, I. Mobile phone use across cultures: a comparison between the UK and
the Sudan. Ph.D., Brunel.
Kimani, M. J. Community-based local capacities for peace in pastoralised areas:
the case of Isiolo district - Kenya. Ph.D., Trinity College Dublin (Univ. of
Dublin).
Kituyi, Z.N. Conflict management, sustainable peace and development: the Mbale
1995/96 conflict (Uganda). Ph.D., Warwick.
Lado, L. Locating a Catholic charismatic movement in Cameroon and in Paris.
D.Phil., Oxford.
Lauzzana, L. The politics of local knowledge and communication: Seed systems,
gender and development in Dodoma and Singida regions, Tanzania. D.Phil.,
Sussex.
Melo, S.A.S. Connections@ Cape Verde: postcolonial globalisation through the
Internet. Ph.D., Nottingham Trent.
Parsons, I. Later Stone Age socio-economic variability during the last 2000
years in the Northern Cape, South Africa. Ph.D., Cambridge.
Piquette, K.E. Writing, Art and society: a contextual archaeology of the
inscribed labels of late predynastic-early dynastic Egypt. Ph.D., London, U.
Coll.
Porter, A.C.L. The production, distribution, and use of ceramic jar, Type 4100,
in South Arabia and the northern Horn of Africa [Eritrea & Ethiopia]. Ph.D.,
London U. Coll.
Saddiq, A. Exploring the link between the dynamics of the HIV/AIDS epidemic and
the practice of polygamy in Maiduguri, Borno State of Nigeria. Ph.D.,
Liverpool.
Stevenson, A.E. An analysis of the Predynastic cemetery of el-Gerzeh: Social
identities and mortuary practices during the spread of the 'Naqada culture'
[Egypt]. Ph.D., Cambridge.

Stolz, Y. Early Byzantine jewellery and related finds from the underwater
excavations in Abuqir Bay in Egypt: their classification, production and
function. D.Phil., Oxford.
Stuhlfelder, C. R. Pride, plague and protest: a comparative study of defiance
in AIDS campaigns, testimonies and protest art by affected gay and black African
men. Ph.D., Liverpool John Moores.
Ugba, A. Shades of belonging: identity construction among Pentecostal Africans
in 21st century Ireland. Ph.D., Trinity Coll. Dublin (U. of Dublin).
Ukiwo, U.O. Horizontal inequalities and violent ethnic conflicts: a comparative
study of ethnic relations in Calabar and Warri, Southern Nigeria. D.Phil,
Oxford.
Venkatachalam, M.
Anlo-Ewe [Ghana].

Slavery in memory: a study of the religious practices of the

Ph.D., London, Sch. of Oriental and African Studies.

Architecture
Amer, A.A. Comparison study of traditional and contemporary housing design with
reference to Tripoli, Libya. Ph.D., Salford.
Barac, M.J.W. From township to town: urban change in Victoria Mxenge TT
informal settlement, Cape Town, South Africa. Ph.D., Cambridge.
Bilghit, E.A.

A comparative study of Libyan public housing.

Ph.D., Salford.

Djiar, K.A. War on the Casbah: housing, culture and French colonialism in
Algiers. Ph.D., Westminster.
Biological Sciences
Baldock, K.C.R. Multi-species pollination interactions in a Kenyan savannah
ecosystem. Ph.D., Edinburgh.
Blanchard, M.L. Locomotor behaviour and ecology of three sympatric lemur
species in Mantadia National Park, Madagascar. Ph.D., Liverpool.
Blythe, J.E. The stevor multigene family of Plasmodium falciparum [Kenya].
Ph.D., London U. Coll.
Brand, R. Evolutionary ecology of giraffes (Giraffa camelopardalis) in Etosha
National Park, Namibia. Ph.D., Newcastle upon Tyne.
De Melo, M.F.P.
Edinburgh.

Bird speciation in the Gulf of Guinea island system.

Ph.D.,

Field, S. Recovery of coral reef communities following disturbance associated

with ship-grounding events in the Gulf of Aqaba, Egypt. Ph.D., Newcastle upon
Tyne.
Graham, M.D. Coexistence in a land use mosaic?: Land use, risk and elephant
ecology in Laikipia District, Kenya. Ph.D., Cambridge.
Griffiths, A.J.K. The ex-situ conservation of endemic Seychelles plant species:
Impatiens gordonii Horne ex Baker as a case study. Ph.D., Reading.

Hockings, K.J. Human-chimpanzee coexistence at Bossou, the Republic of Guinea:

a chimpanzee perspective. Ph.D., Stirling.
Mackinder, B. A systematic study and phylogenetic investigation of the genus
Berlinia (Caesalpinioideae: Leguminosae. Ph.D., Edinburgh.
MacNeil, M.A. Robust analysis of reef fish communities [Tanzania].
Newcastle upon Tyne.

Ph.D.,

Mamo, Y. Ecology and conservation of mountain nyala (Tragelaphus buxtoni.

Ph.D., Aberdeen.
Marshall, A. R. Disturbance in the Udzungwas: responses of monkeys and trees to
forest degradation [Tanzania]. Ph.D., York.
Morgan, D.B. Socioecology of chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes troglodytes) in the
Goualougo Triangle, Republic of Congo. Ph.D., Cambridge.
Nowak, K. Behavioural flexibility and demography of Procolobus kirkii across
floristic and disturbance gradients [Zanzibar]. Ph.D., Cambridge.
Otwe, E.P. Genetic diversity, candidate genes and gene expression in relation
to drought tolerance in Ghanaian cowpeas (Vigna unguiculata). Ph.D.,
Leicester.
Pierotti, M.E.R. Origin, maintenance and evolutionary consequences of male
mating preference variation in East African cichlid fishes. Ph.D., Hull.
Plavsic, M.J. Small mammal responses to fire in the Okavango Delta, Botswana.
Ph.D., Cambridge.
Plenderleith, M. Reproductive isolation, mate preference and aggression in Lake
Malawi cichlid fish. Ph.D., Hull.
Randle, N. Evolution of resistance to pyrethroids in Anopheles gambiae [Ghana &
Kenya]. Ph.D., Liverpool.
Selim, A.E.M. Sedimentation threats to Red Sea corals: an ecological study of
reefs in Hurghada Region, Egypt. Ph.D., Hull.
Tallents, L.A. Determinants of reproductive success in Ethiopian wolves.
D.Phil., Oxford.
White, E.C. Ecology of Mandrillus sphinx: Ranging, diet and social structure of
a mandrill horde in Lop National Park, Gabon. Ph.D., Exeter.
Wohland, P.N.

Ecosystem fluxes in the Okavango Delta, Botswana.

Ph.D., Leeds.

Business Administration
Abboud, D.G. Globalization and localization in contemporary advertising with
special reference to Egypt. Ph.D., Manchester Metropolitan.
Ahadzie, D.K. A model for predicting the performance of project managers in
mass house building projects in Ghana. Ph.D., Wolverhampton.

Awadelkarim, K.S.A. The development of quality management in Sudan: an

empirical study of implementation factors. Ph.D., Nottingham.
Azumah, G. E-organisations: forms and strategies in the internet cultural era
[Ghana]. Ph.D., Sheffield.
Elgammal, W.M.R. National culture and management control in multinational
enterprises operating in Egypt. Ph.D., Manchester.
Elkassrawy, M.F. Institutions and multinational companies strategies: the case
of six foreign subsidiaries in Egypt. Ph.D., Manchester.
Hokoma, R.A. The status of manufacturing and quality control philosophies and
techniques within the Libyan manufacturing industries. Ph.D., Bradford.
Ibrahem, F.El-A.
Ph.D., Salford.

Factors affecting overseas training in Libyan oil companies.

Idemudia, U. Corporate social responsibility and community development in the

Niger Delta, Nigeria: a critical analysis. Ph.D., Lancaster.
Kavei, G. Corporate social responsibility and human resource development: a
perspective from Namibia private business. Ph.D., Manchester.
Obeng, B.A. Business development services and small business growth in Ghana.
Ph.D., Durham.
Ogba, I-E. Organisational commitment in developing countries: The case of
Nigeria. Ph.D., Northumbria.
Oluikpe, P. Knowledge management in development projects [Niger, Uganda,
Senegal]. Ph.D., Loughborough.
Owusu, K. A study of factors leading to growth in small firms: An examination
of factors that impact on growth of small manufacturing in least developed
countries: the case of Ghana. D.B.A., Bradford.
Woldesenbet, K. Top-level managers business knowledge in a transition economy:
the case of Ethiopia. Ph.D., Open U.
Youssef, A.E. The contingent factors that affect the use of performance
measurement systems in the Egyptian medium and large sized manufacturing
companies. Ph.D., Durham.
Earth Sciences
Bambury, M.C. Development of a sediment yield model for South East Ghana in the
regions around Lake Volta. Ph.D., Aston.
Bernau, R. The geology and geochemistry of the Lumwana Basement hosted coppercobalt (uranium) deposits, NW Zambia. Ph.D., Southampton.
Briggs, S.E. Structural evolution of the deepwater west Niger Delta passive
margin. Ph.D., Wales, Cardiff.

Butler, J.J. Reconstructing the Quaternary denudation history of the Orange

River basin, southern Africa using cosmogenic 10Be and 26Al analysis. Ph.D.,
Edinburgh.
Cornwell, D.G. Magma-assisted continental rift margins: the Ethiopian rift.
Ph.D., Leicester.
Ferreira, H.C.G. Post Oligocene sedimentation and salt tectonics of the Kwanza
and Lower Congo Basins. Ph.D., Aberdeen.
Hammond, J.O.S. Imaging the upper mantle beneath the Seychelles: Architecture
of a microcontinent. Ph.D., Leeds.
Heini, P.T. 3D seismic analysis of sedimentary processes on deepwater
continental margins [West Africa]. Ph.D., Wales, Cardiff.
Ivanic, T. J. The chromite-garnet peridotite assemblage and their role in the
evolution of the mantle lithosphere [South Africa]. Ph.D., Edinburgh.
Jones, T.D. The response of low-latitude calcareous phytoplankton to global
change through the Eocene-Oligocene transition [Tanzania & Mozambique]. Ph.D.,
London, U. Coll.
Kender, S. Foraminiferal characterisation and taxonomy of Oligocene Miocene
Congo Fan deep sea sub-environments, offshore Angola. Ph.D., London, U. Coll.
Machado, V.A.G. Sand provenance, diagenesis and hydrocarbon charge history of
the Kwanza Basin, Angola. Ph.D., Aberdeen.
Mumba, M. Hydrological and ecological changes in the Kafue Flats floodplain,
southern Zambia, after dam construction: the case of Chunga Lagoon. Ph.D.,
London, U. Coll.
Ngala, U.J. 4 D delta tectonics: tectonic evolution of the deepwater south
central Niger delta. Ph.D., London, Royal Holloway.
Opoku-Duah, S. Remote sensing of energy and water fluxes over Volta Savannah
catchments in West Africa [Ghana]. Ph.D., Durham.
Phoon, S.Y. Application of global circulation model results on hydrological
conceptual models that simulate future river flows feeding Lake Victoria, East
Africa. Ph.D., Birmingham.
Sansom, V. Crustal structure of the NE Seychelles rifted continental margin
from geophysical observations. Ph.D., London, Imperial Coll. of Science,
Technology and Medicine.
Trickett, S.K. Mapping lithofacies within the D/K1 kimberlite pipe at
Letlhakane, Botswana: an assessment of petrographic, geochemical and
mineralogical indicators. Ph.D., London, U. Coll.
Whittle, R.J. Systematics, taphonomy and palaeoecology of selected
invertebrates from the Late Ordovician Soom Shale Lagersttte, South Africa.
Ph.D., Leicester.
Economics

Ackah, C.G.

Essays on trade, growth and poverty [Ghana].

Ah Tow, C.W.C.
Napier.

Ph.D., Nottingham.

An examination of Freeport development in Mauritius.

Ph.D.,

Albrechtsen, L. Studies of bushmeat trade in West Africa [Equat. Guinea,

Nigeria & Cameroon]. D.Phil, Oxford.
Atkins, S.L. Investment decisions and rural poverty: an appraisal of the Lower
Usuthu smallholder irrigation project in Swaziland. Ph.D., West of England.
Bawakyillenuo, S. Rural electrification in Ghana: issues of photovoltaic energy
technology utilisation. Ph.D., Hull.
Behar, A. Are skilled and unskilled labour complements or substitutes [South
Africa]. D.Phil., Oxford.
Boakye, S.A.A. Land tenure and urban agricultural development in Tema district,
Ghana. Ph.D., Sussex.
Bold, T.
Oxford.

Economics of informal insurance arrangements [Ethiopia].

D.Phil.,

Chigunta, F. An investigation into youth livelihoods and entrepreneurship in

the urban informal sector in Zambia. D.Phil., Oxford.
Cole, O. Petroleum resource management and economic development in sub-Saharan
Africa: the cases of Nigeria and Angola. Ph.D., Cambridge.
Coleman, S. The macroeconomics of the monetary union of Sub-Saharan Africa, the
CFA Franc Zone. Ph.D., Leicester.
Edwik, A.A. Oil dependency, economic diversification and development: a case
study of Libya. Ph.D., Salford.
El-Katiri, M. The role of rules of origin in Moroccan free trade agreements
network: Present predicament and future alternatives. 2007, Exeter.
El-Shukri, A.S. Non-financial performance measurement in the Libyan commercial
banking sector: four grounded theory case studies. Ph.D., Dundee.
Ellabbar, K. Capital market and accounting disclosure in emerging economies:
the case of Libya. Ph.D., Salford.
Hesse, H.

Essays on banking and monetary policy.

D.Phil., Oxford.

Husien, N.M. Financial sector development, savings and economic performance: a

case study of Libya. Ph.D., Salford.
Kabambe, D.S. An economic analysis of the impacts of international trade
liberalisation on smallholder export crop supply chains and producers in Malawi.
Ph.D., London, Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine.
Keetharuth, D. Privatisation and liberalisation of the telecommunication
sector: a case study of Mauritius. Ph.D., Sheffield.

Kganetsano, T.A. The transmission mechanism of monetary policy in Botswana.

Ph.D., Loughborough.
Lagoarde-Segot, T. Equity market development in the Middle East and North
Africa (MENA) region: An empirical analysis. Ph.D., Trinity College Dublin
(Univ. of Dublin).
Lee, S.R.H.
Nottingham.

Impact of Ugandas universal primary education policies.

Ph.D.,

Lindley, A. The dynamics and effects of migrants remittances in insecure

settings: the Somali case. D.Phil., Oxford.
Maravanyika, D. The impact of the internet on distribution strategies of
airlines in southern Africa. Ph.D., Nottingham Trent.
McFie, J.B. High quality financial reporting: the case of the Nairobi stock
exchange. Ph.D., Strathclyde.
Mugabi, J. Determinants of customer decisions to pay utility water bills
promptly [Uganda]. Ph.D., Loughborough.
Mukungu, A.C.K. Monetary integration in developing countries: an assessment of
East Africa as a monetary union. Ph.D., Westminster.
Mungongo, E.M. Banking liberalisation in Tanzania: the impact in the financing
of small enterprises. Ph.D., Cambridge.
Mwandumba, G.E. Globalisation, structural adjustment and small and micro-sized
enterprises in Malawi. Ph.D., Liverpool John Moores.
Olajide-Awosedo, O. Regulatory forbearance, prompt corrective action and the
Nigerian banking system. Ph.D., Manchester.
Omilola, B.O. The impact of small-scale irrigation development project on
poverty reduction in Nigeria. D.Phil., Sussex.
Palmer, R. Skills development, the enabling environment and informal microenterprise in Ghana. Ph.D., Edinburgh.
Rist, J. Bushmeat catch per unit effort in space and time: a monitoring tool
for bushmeat hunting [Equatorial Guinea]. Ph.D., London, Imperial Coll. of
Sci., Tech. and Medicine.
Solomon, O-A.H. A macroeconomic study of the impact of government policy on the
informal sector in Nigeria. Ph.D., Essex.
Tanner, K. Networks and economic exchange: The international political economy
of the seashell trade between Tanzania and India. Ph.D., Cambridge.
Teera, J.M. Tax performance: a comparative analysis and a focus on Uganda.
Ph.D., Bath.
Thebe, V. Searching for a new rural development narrative: questioning
Zimbabwes small-family farm approach to land reform (1980-2003). Ph.D., East
Anglia.

Valente, C. The land transfer programme in South Africa: impact on beneficiary

welfare. Ph.D., Sheffield.
Willey, B.A. Household socio-economic status, social support and infant and
child growth in urban South Africa: a cohort study from 1990. Ph.D.,
Loughborough.
Wood, S.R. Spatial dimensions of the regional evaluation of agricultural
livelihood strategies: insights from Uganda. Ph.D., London, External.
Education
Abd-El-Aal, W.M.M. Towards practising constructivism in pre-service science
teacher education programmes in Egypt, lessons from the British experience.
Ph.D., Manchester Metropolitan.
Abd-Elhamid, A.S. Behaviour and emotional disorders among Egyptian primary
school children: prevalence and risk factors. M.D., East Anglia.
Adjoe, C.K. Language policy and planning in Ghana: a monolingual ideology,
ethos and discourses in a multilingual society. Ph.D., London, Inst. of
Education.
Alhmali, R. Student attitudes in the context of the curriculum in Libyan
education in middle and high schools. Ph.D., Glasgow.
Aljdee, A.A. The vocabulary learning strategies of Libyan university students
of English and their vocabulary knowledge. Ph.D., Newcastle upon Tyne.
Areaya, S. The process of curriculum development and implementation in
Ethiopia. Ph.D., East Anglia.
Asgedom, A. Academic freedom and the development of higher education in
Ethiopia: the case of Addis Ababa University, 1950-2005. Ph.D., East Anglia.
Bishop, E. Schooling and pastoralists livelihoods: a Tanzanian case-study.
Ph.D., London, U. Coll.
Boler, T.M. Facing the consequences of AIDS: Orphans, Educational outcomes and
cash grants in South Africa. Ph.D., London, London School of Hygiene and
Tropical Medicine.
Chataika, T. Inclusion of disabled students in higher education in Zimbabwe:
from idealism to reality a social ecosystem perspective. Ph.D., Sheffield.
Dombo, F. A case study of the quality and relevance of vocational and technical
education offered at Zambezi polytechnical college in Zimbabwe. Ed.D, Bristol.
El-Sawaf, M.M.F. Educational beliefs development with pre- and in-service
teachers using Perrys model: a cross-cultural study. Ph.D., Glasgow.
Elmojahed, A.A.A. The impact of using authentic texts on teaching reading in an
EFL setting in an English department at a Libyan university. Ph.D., Newcastle
upon Tyne.
Emira, M.F.A.M. Understanding Egyptian teachers perspectives on teacher
leadership and its relationship with decision making. Ed.D., Exeter.

Gouda, A G M M. Using a distance learning network to develop teachers

knowledge: a case study in Egypt. Ph.D., Open U.
Hammett, D.P. Constructing ambiguous identities: negotiating race, respect, and
social change in coloured schools in Cape Town, South Africa. Ph.D.,
Edinburgh.
Hunt, F. Schooling citizens: A study of policy in practice in South Africa.
D.Phil., Sussex.
Innajih, A.A. The impact of textual cohesive conjunctions on the reading
comprehension of 4th year English major students in Libyan universities. Ph.D.,
Newcastle upon Tyne.
Kamau, A.N. Invisibility, silence and absence: a study of the account taken by
two Kenyan universities about the effects of HIV and AIDS on senior women staff.
Ph.D., London, Inst. of Education.
Lumala, P.F.M. Towards the reader-text interactive approach to teaching
imaginative texts: the case for the integrated English curriculum in Kenya.
Ph.D., Nottingham.
Makoe, M.E.Q. Students experiences and conceptions of learning in a South
African distance education context. Ph.D., Open U.
Mamabolo, J.M. Rehabilitation through education?: A case study of curriculum
perspectives in a South African prison. Ph.D., Birmingham.
Mengesha, N. Socio-educational mediation among Ethiopian immigrant Jews in the
Israeli school system. Ph.D., Sussex.
Mensah, D.K.D. A study of teacher job satisfaction among primary school
teachers in the Sekondi-Takor'adi (Shama-Ahanta East) district of Ghana.
East Anglia.

Ph.D.,

Mjoli, B.A. Investigating conceptual difficulties: their sources and effects in

teachers understanding of distance mathematics materials for upgrading in South
Africa. Ph.D., Nottingham.
Mose, J.N. Leading from the middle: an analysis of the role and impact of
academic middle leaders in the Kenyan secondary school. Ed.D., Leicester.
Mouvogny, L.P. Information and communication technology and initial English
language teacher education in Gabon. Ph.D., Brighton.
Mugisha, B.E.M. Gender and teacher education in Uganda: responses to
contemporary changes. Ph.D., Birmingham.
Mzee, A.Y. Effective school leadership and head-teachers professional learning
in Zanzibar secondary schools: a mixed-method exploratory study of the
perceptions of key education stakeholders. Ed.D, Bristol.
Ngoepe, M. Continuing professional development and school improvement in an era
of transformation: towards schools as learning organisations in the Limpopo
province of South Africa. Ed.D., Notthingham U.

Nimulola, M.A. A sociocultural approach to the study of young womens re-entry

in secondary schools in Mbale district [Uganda]. Ph.D., Bath.
Njoka, E.W. Guiding and counselling pupils in Kenyan public primary schools:
Headteachers and teacher counsellors role perceptions and experiences. Ph.D.,
Durham.
Nudzor, H.P. Exploring the policy implementation paradox: the case of the Free
Compulsory Universal Basic Education (fCUBE) policy in Ghana. Ph.D.,
Strathclyde.
Odinko, M.N. Evaluation of classroom interaction patterns at the pre-primary
level of education in Nigeria. Ph.D., Edinburgh.
Rarieya, J.F.A. School leadership in Kenya: the lived realities of women heads
of schools. Ed.D, Keele.
Rondyang, H.W. The role of indigenous languages in Southern Sudan: educational
language policy and planning. Ph.D., London, Institute of Education.
Sadek Mohamed, S.A.
Salford.

The use of the L1 in Egyptian EFL classrooms.

Ph.D.,

Salifu, S.S. African Caribbean educational experiences in Preston: a case

study. Ph.D., Central Lancs.
Sanhueza, C.Y. Three essays on education and development [South Africa].
Ph.D., Cambridge.
Simelane, S.S. Perceptions of funding higher education: a comparative study of
Botswana, Lesotho and Swaziland. Ph.D., Nottingham.
Swartz, S.G.
Cambridge.

The moral ecology of South Africas township youth.

Ph.D.,

Torstensson, G. A. M. Managing the impact of HIV/AIDS in Botswanas education

system: redefining effective teaching in learning in the context of AIDS.
Ph.D., Leicester.
Watuulo, R. Rethinking policy review in English language education in
developing nations: the case of Uganda. Ph.D., Portsmouth.
Wedgwood, F.R. Aspiration and reality in the teaching and learning of science
in Tanzania. Ph.D., Edinburgh.
Wright, T.G.A. Education and conflict: border schools in western Uganda.
Ph.D., Warwick.
Zani, A.P. Continuity and change in Kenyan secondary education since
independence, 1969-2004: a study of gender and social inequalities on
educational attainment. D.Phil., Oxford.
Environmental Sciences
Bunce, M.P. Avoiding collapse: resilience and sustainable development in
vulnerable small islands [Mauritius]. Ph.D., Plymouth.

Kulkarni, G.R. Development and application of a new thermal gradient diffusion

chamber to study the ice nucleation properties of inhomogeneous dust aerosols.
Ph.D., Leeds.
Pasquini, L. Privately-owned lands and biodiversity conservation: analysing the
role of private conservation areas in the Little Karoo, South Africa. Ph.D.,
Sheffield.
Vincent, K. Gendered vulnerability to climate change in Limpopo Province, South
Africa. Ph.D., East Anglia.
Fine Arts
Deisser, A-M. Investigating partnership between Local and Institutional
Communities for the preventive conservation of cultural heritage in East Africa
[Ethiopia & Kenya]. Ph.D., Southampton.
Embola, O.K. Contemporary museum practice in England and its potential
applications for Cameroon museums. Ph.D., Southampton.
Kwami, G.D.A.

Kumasi painting 1951-2007.

Ph.D., Open U.

Nabulime, L.M. The role of sculptural forms as a communication tool in lives

and experiences of women with HIV/AIDS in Uganda. Ph.D., Newcastle upon Tyne.
Geography
Abane, H. Sustainable rural livelihoods and womens access to resources in a
southern Ghanaian forest community. Ph.D., Leeds.
Abdulai, R.T. The operation of urban traditional landholding institutions in
Sub-Saharan Africa: a Ghana Study. Ph.D., Wolverhampton.
Adepoju, M.O. Land use and land cover change detection with remote sensing and
GIS at metropolitan Lagos, Nigeria (1984 2002). Ph.D., Leicester.
Agyemang, I. Assessment of environmental degradation in northern Ghana: a GIS
based participatory approach. Ph.D., Leeds.
Bristol-Alagbariya, E.T. Stakeholder perspective of community participation in
petroleum development in Nigeria: role of corporate responsibility & impact
assessment in the Delta ethnic minority region. Ph.D., Dundee.
Brown, L.T. Collective action among micro and small scale enterprises in The
Gambia: exploring the developmental roles of small business associations
operating in the Gambian tourism sector. D.Phil, Sussex.
Carlisle-Gaye, S. A political economy of small scale business development in
Gambian tourism. Ph.D., West of England.
Cimatche, L. Managing ecotourism in national parks: a case study of Korup
National Park, Cameroon. Ph.D., Strathclyde.
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Eguavoen, E.O. Modelling land cover change in Edo and Delta states, Nigeria.
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Garba, S.B. Change in the public space of traditional Hausa cities: a study of
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Groom, R.J. How to make land subdivision work: an analysis of the ecological
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Hockley, N. Cost-benefit analysis for global environmental issues: with a case
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Kyaruzi, I.S. Business incubation and clustering in Tanzania: a case study of
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Lind, J. Fortune and loss in an environment of violence: living with chronic
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Mkwambisi, D.D. Urban agriculture in Malawi: poverty reduction, waste
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Kudzi, W. A pharmacogenetic profile of a Ghanaian population: its analysis and

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Mandala, W.L. Immunological mechanisms that determine why some African children
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Nagot, N. Impact of suppressive therapy for genital herpes on HIV- and HSV-2
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Pink, R. Molecular basis for maize as a risk factor of oesophageal cancer in a

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Nakamura, Y. Supporting self-help efforts: CanDo, a Japanese NGO in Kenya.
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Wansamo, K. Towards building stability in a multinational/ethnic society:

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Zahid, M. Economic and political liberalisation in the Middle East: the Muslim
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Psychology
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Tagiuri, A.H. The emergence of small business in Libya: cases in the tourism
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Religion
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Newman, L.G. Mission from the margin: a critical analysis of the participation
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Nyirenda, M. The Bible through African eyes: a comparative study of the
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Sociology
Aburounia, H.M. The internal layout design of social housing in Libya: a
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Alberti, H. Damm Sokkor: Identifying, exploring and testing the factors
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Arnall, A.H. Development interventions in Mozambique: human agency and the NGO
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Bristol.

Sustainable development in Tanzanian urban areas.

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de Kok, B.C. Constructing identity in Malawi: management of interpersonal

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De Sas Kropiwnicki, Z. The sex trade hierarchy: the interplay of structure and
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Ebai, E.S. The role and development of human rights based policing in the
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Flood, A. The clinical nurse manager (2): unlocking the potential of this key
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Gichoya, D.M. Government informatics: towards the successful implementation of
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Gunkel, H. The cultural politics of female same-sex intimacy in post-apartheid
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Johnson, M. An exploration into support for communication between health care
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Kamukwamba, M. The development of industrial relations in the Tanzania Zambia
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An empirical study of the National Health insurance policy

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Rajaraman, D. Strategies for HIV prevention: a multi-level study of HIV testing

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Riviere-Cinnamond, A. Economic analysis of animal health systems and their
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Sardinha, J. Immigrant associations, integration and identity: Angolan,
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Exploring the literacy environment in two Senegalese urban

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Theater
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Urban & Regional Planning
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